War fears come home Community rallies for Hailey resident captured in Afghanistan Blaine County Sheriff Walt Femling addresses a crowd of national and international media to relay a statement from the family of Pfc. Bowe Bergdahl, who is believed to be captured in Afghanistan. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

• War fears come home
  Community rallies for Hailey resident captured in Afghanistan

• 'An adventurous spirit'
  Bergdahl lauded by friends, neighbors

• Congress, governor, officials monitor situation
  

• Ketchum officials to hold annual retreat
  Full-day meeting to discuss future agenda

• Stained glass being restored at Emmanuel Church
  Memorial windows to last another hundred years

• Carey celebrates Pioneer Days this weekend
  Commemoration of Mormons’ arrival in Salt Lake City

• Fire breaks out near China Gardens
  Police and sheriff investigate third summer fire in three years

• Sun Valley LOT receipts decline in May
  Resort says its numbers were down too

• Local salmon anglers have until Sunday
  Second Chinook season in the Sawtooth Valley in three decades ends July 26

• Chamber aims for $1.2 million budget
  

• Gondola towers to take to the air Friday
  

• Hailey adopts smaller tentative budget
  Economic development will have to wait

• Wagstaff gets 180 days in Cottonwood
  

• Elkhorn concert series off to good start
  Organizers hope for more concert goers

• County sees huge appeals increase
  Officials reversed assessments on 227 properties in Blaine County

• Rinker sued over $800,000 water rights sale
  John Scherer calls for jury trial

• Hailey LOT down 18 percent
  City may forego sidewalks and a cop car

• Commissioners take on next year’s budget
  Lean times mean county will likely delay some capital expenses

• City planner moves on
  

• Forest Fire News
  

• Another park in the works for Ketchum
  

• Center’s wine auction expands with fun
  Benefit supports year-round programming for kids and adults

• Sawtooth Music Festival now in 4th year
  Stanley benefit is music, camping and fun

• Walter Kiechel to talk on business ideas
  

• Equaleyes to play Plaza Night
  

• Discover ‘Bali Daze’
  

• Captured son
  

• Dump mercury in Idaho? No way
  

• Playing the B card
  

• Cronkite: Is his news credo dead?
  

• Stimulus needed for youth
  

• Wars, economic crisis aren’t all
  

• Carefully consider Quigley plan
  

• America’s musical roots
  

• 2009 Backcountry Run Results
  

• Cyclist Max Durtschi is king in Kentucky mountains
  Tour of the Red River Gorge

• Cal Ripken third place boosts WR Gold
  State youth baseball

• Fishing Report
  

• Big Sky Ultimate players climb the podium
  Four WRV stars third in Denver

• Swimmers beat the heat and bid farewell to two stars
  SV5B/YMCA samples Twin Falls Summer Heat

• Triathletes make their mark in Twin Falls
  At Olympic and sprint distances

• Lefty’s tunes up with Ketchum tourney win
  Men’s soccer at Atkinson Park

• Can Legion ambush higher seeds at district?
  District baseball opens in Idaho Falls

• Sports summary
  

• Longtime educators start new ‘experiential’ school
  Levy and Weekes seek to create new model for education

• The ideology of growth
  

• People and Places
  

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Correction
  

• Americans the new ‘corn people’
  The impact of corn in America’s diet

• Mary Eunice Burke
  

• William Bruce (Bill) Cary
  

• Judith Ann “Judi” Dussell