Still scarred—but new life emerges Castle Rock Fire burned more than 48,000 acres 3 years ago Hillsides in Warm Springs canyon west of Ketchum still bear the scars of the Castle Rock Fire three years later. The fire burned more than 48,000 acres before containment on Sept. 4, 2007. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, August 27, 2010

• Still scarred—but new life emerges
  Castle Rock Fire burned more than 48,000 acres 3 years ago

• And then there were 3?
  Colorado couple leases former Williams Market building

• Waller: ‘It’s a new day’
  Chamber director says she supports new marketing group

• Panel questions reduced highway speeds
  Transportation group favors aesthetics for retaining wall

• Rack ’em up
  Archery seasons for antlered deer open Monday

• Senators: Wolf decision ignores Idaho’s success
  Crapo and Risch call for appeal

• Regional fires still expanding
  High winds, low humidity challenge hotshot crews

• Philanthropist speaks on the importance of nonprofits
  Conservation and philanthropy go hand in hand for Idaho Falls native

• Hailey water conservation efforts working
  July consumption drops 28 percent in 3 years

• Volunteer Firefighters Commended
  

• Transit group sets public meeting
  

• Mountain Town News
  

• Briefs
  

• High in the sky
  Sun Valley hosts 2010 U.S. Paragliding Championships

• Making it happen—motivation
  

• Should I replace the rod in my hot water heater?
  Ask Ida

• ‘Get Low’ in Sun Valley
  Film gets release preference at Magic Lantern

• And the race is on
  

• Keep faith with taxpayers
  

• Campaign spending gone wild will get wilder
  

• Cutthroat girls share scoring in first home win
  Nine goal scorers in 10-1 High Desert romp

• Carey, Camas debut Northside volleyball season
  Thursday night’s league match-up

• Swimming has saved national champ Toni LeClercq
  Winner of 200 IM national race in Puerto Rico

• “Fashions on Ice” a treat for skating fans
  SVFSC skaters pass tests

• Labor Day hoops back in Bellevue
  5-on-5 tourney set for Sept. 5

• Vote for “Sportswoman of the Year”
  Vonn, Nichols are skiers on list

• Fires, friends and the fall
  

• Death Notice Bob Griswold