Late Goal Lifts Wood River To 2-2 Tie Blaine County schools opened for the 2009-2010 year Monday, but athletic teams have been playing games for about two weeks. Wood River High School’s boys’ soccer team has been in full swing with two home games, including Saturday’s hard-fought 2-2 tie with Century of Pocatello on the Hailey pitch. Wood River battled back from 1-0 and 2-1 deficits to equalize 2-2 with just 16 seconds left. Here, Wood River senior midfielder Bryan Donoso (No. 23) moves the ball upfield, as teammate Morgan Pike (No. 7) supports him and Century’s Jon Powell, right, tries to keep pace. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, September 2, 2009

• As judge deliberates, wolf hunt begins
  Hunting opens in Sawtooths; 11,000 tags sold in Idaho

• Blaze scorches south county ranch
  Swift response ends in success

• Was Cash for Clunkers a success?
  Valley auto dealers post big sales numbers, but long-term effect remains uncertain

• Ketchum candidates crop up
  3 contenders vie for mayoral position; 5 more want City Council seats

• Off-duty lifeguard saves girl at river
  16-year-old rescues stranger near Ketchum

• Former detective heads safety program
  Manning tasked with keeping things safe and secure at schools

• Mental evaluation ordered for postal worker
  Man pleads guilty to 3rd no-contact order violation

• Police investigate booze burglaries
  Sun Valley Deli targeted twice in liquor heists

• Express hires new reporter
  Longtime staff writer Jason Kauffman departs for Montana

• Homeless man sent to jail
  Lion’s Park resident admits to stealing bicycle

• Public comment on Quigley closes again
  City staff and developer to draw up draft annexation agreement

• Group says 3 horses being mistreated
  Silent Voices Equine Rescue looks to law enforcement for help

• County approves Crystal Creek water project
  Conditions designed to protect neighbors from potential impacts

• Fire chief: Mines pose danger
  Toxic materials, mine shafts are hazard for trespassers

• Valley business group gets $20Kgrant
  Jigsaw plans to study business incubator

• Ketchum to inaugurate new park
  Site is named after longtime neighbor, caretaker

• Ketchum man charged with battering girlfriend
  Suspect also charged with destroying telephone equipment

• In south valley, candidates are few
  

• Airport seeks federal grant money
  

• On The Comeback Trail
  

• News Briefs
  

• Business Briefs
  

• Don’t fear Big Head Todd and the Monsters
  Band looks forward to Elkhorn return

• Art exhibition supports Spiritual Film Fest
  Idaho artists show off talent

• Englishman captures Idaho’s secret wilderness
  Watercolorist Tony Foster debuts new Idaho paintings

• Mary Jo Helmeke takes the helm
  SV Opera hires its first executive director

• One HEART Foundation no longer working in Tibet
  Maternal health care mission was victim of NGO crackdown in China

• Back to school
  

• They must have been crazy
  

• No one’s laughing
  

• In death do us part company
  

• Help close the circle of caring
  

• A break from America’s political ugliness
  

• No break for St. Luke’s
  

• Wake up, Ketchum
  

• Kennedy set good example
  

• Really—it was a wolverine!
  

• Mankind preys on the Earth
  

• Vandals should erase graffiti
  

• Capitalize on wolf viewing
  

• Wild finish, but TCS boys fall just short 7-6
  Cutthroat soccer update

• Snake-bitten no more, WRHS earns 2-2 tie with D’Backs
  Lopez’s late tally finds the corner

• Panthers grind out 36-14 grid victory over Pirates
  Defending champ Carey starts football season where it left off

• Tribe coming to debut WRHS football season
  New coach unveils Wolverine team Friday

• Fishing Report
  

• The South rises and drinks from the tap 15-12
  As darkness falls, Ultimate winners in a repeat

• Hailey girls seek first soccer victory
  At Jerome today

• Valley cyclists make Bogus Basin climb
  Fink-Debray second among the men

• Sports summary
  

• Wake up, Ketchum!
  

• Business briefs
  

• Sarah Cassandra
  End Notes

• Hailey rides out the recession
  Some businesses close, others relocate from Ketchum

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Recycling in school
  

• Glen Harding