Fire near Ketchum revives old fears Blaze starts on anniversary of Castle Rock Fire A helicopter lifts off from a fire-fighting helibase at Placer Creek along Warm Springs Road 16 miles west of Ketchum on Friday. Ketchum District Ranger Kurt Nelson said 106 Forest Service and BLM crews turned out Friday to fight the 179-acre Enclosure Fire at Red Warrior Gulch near the headwaters of the North Fork of Deer Creek. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, August 22, 2012

• Fire near Ketchum revives old fears
  Blaze starts on anniversary of Castle Rock Fire

• Commissioners approve $6K pay increase
  Vote circumvents committee recommendation

• Sun Valley cuts Marketing Alliance funding
  Ketchum mayor ‘storms’ Sun Valley council chambers

• Ketchum committed to LOT increase
  Mayor says city will ‘move forward’ alone if necessary

• Sun Valley audit release delayed again
  Results of investigation now expected on Friday

• Halstead, Trinity fires continue march
  Areas placed on 48-hour pre-evacuation notice

• Mother accused of beating children
  Prosecutor weighing whether case is felony or misdemeanor

• Bellevue marshal to run as write-in
  Clark seeking again to become Blaine County sheriff

• Bar B Ranch receives levy funding
  Conservation project is second in Blaine County

• Hailey gives support for air-service LOT
  Special meeting called for Aug. 30

• Woman charged with 2nd felony DUI
  Police allege Darcie Olsen was under the influence in Aug. 14 crash

• Registration under way at Blaine schools
  New students, 6th-graders required to provide proof of residency

• Sun Valley won’t raise property tax
  Public applauds council’s decision

• Bear ransacks Deer Creek home
  Sheriff says bear sightings becoming more frequent

• Briefs
  

• Revival of the fittest
  Creedence Clearwater Revisited rises back to the top

• ‘Free to Be … You and Me’
  Seminal program inspires dance for Trey McIntyre Project

• Nice view from above
  Famous new perceptual artist has ‘pop-up’ show this week

• One girl, ‘Two Worlds’
  Youngster self-publishes historical novel

• Share your point of view
  Discuss dark-sky documentary with PBS producer

• Fabulous 44’s back at the Sun Valley Brewery
  

• Around Town
  

• Legitimate rape
  

• More than a gaffe
  

• SV city playing hostile game of ‘Gotcha’
  

• All roads lead to Rome
  

• Post offices: Keeping these community hubs
  

• What did Lonesome Larry teach us?
  

• Supervision?
  

• Why no photo of yodeler?
  

• Express photos capture moments
  

• Thank you for fire updates
  

• Generous donors lift Thompson to new record
  Auction raises big bucks at cancer benefit

• Talent, skateboard tricks on display
  At Guy Coles Skatepark

• Cheerleaders pump up the spirit at WRHS
  Hard-working group qualifies for Pro Bowl

• Daigh makes a move on Bogus Basin climb
  Wood River cyclists grind uphill

• Miller leads locals in Pikes Peak Ascent
  Uphill half marathon in Colorado

• XTERRA triathlon brings out 59 at McCall
  On 26.5-mile course

• Prep volleyball debuts for Cutthroats Thursday
  With Murtaugh at Fish Tank

• Fishing Report
  

• Sports summary
  

• Adopt-a-Trout seeks support in Idaho
  Program allows students to track fish

• Hailey moves to secure water rights
  Hiawatha Canal used for irrigating city parks

• Jens Goes Big
  

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Richard Brooke Brewer
  

• Daniel Delos Decker
  Death Notice