Soccer Kicks Off With Home Games Wood River High School girls’ soccer players weren’t shy about teeing up shots and peppering the goalkeeper with balls when they played the Bonneville Bees Saturday at the South Valley Sports Complex soccer field in Hailey. Here, Wolverine senior forward Allison Gasenica, right, takes her turn penetrating the Idaho Falls team’s defense. Wood River outshot Bonneville 22-2 and posted their first win of the season 2-0. Samantha Sutton scored both Wood River goals. For more coverage, see the Sports Section. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, August 29, 2012

• Sun Valley gets forensic audit
  City: Public won’t see it for at least 2 weeks

• Dog’s death may be linked to poison
  Suspicious meat found in Lake Creek area being tested

• Marketing Alliance reacts to funding cut
  Organization’s president says decrease will have ‘drastic’ effect

• Suit: Documents forged to protect SV mayor
  Hammer attorney Jim Donoval challenges credibility of audit

• Regional wolf hunt starts Thursday
  Tag numbers, quotas rise

• Report: Crawford hit parked car 3 times
  Arraignment rescheduled in DUI case against Sun Valley officer

• Plan for senior-care facility gets green light
  Annexation passed; review of detailed plans still pending

• Missing paraglider found northeast of Carey
  Sheriff says pilot recovering at Boise hospital

• Hunger Coalition gathers surplus fruit
  Hope Garden hosts fundraising and fall harvest events

• County to seek nursing-home proposals
  Commissioners discuss objective analysis

• Blaine County man killed in ATV accident
  Hailey man charged with 2 felonies in Hagerman crash

• Hailey water, sewer fees could rise
  New personnel needs cited by Public Works Department

• Hailey pursues historic preservation
  Effort could add 2 buildings to national registry

• AAA predicts modest travel increase
  33 million Americans expected to take Labor Day trips

• Shelter takes in more homeless animals
  Organization helps Humane Society rescue 52 dogs from Jerome house

• Higher speed limits in Bellevue?
  Northern stretch of Main Street could rise to 35 mph

• ‘Forgiveness is too much to ask’
  Valley teen apologizes for police-car arsons

• A ‘gift’ for young businesspeople
  Wild Gift lends perspective to socially conscious business plans

• Fires continue spread through wilderness
  Mustang Complex, Halstead cause complications

• Who showed their animals at the county fair?
  Results from 4-H competitions in Carey

• Mountain Town News
  

• Briefs
  

• Bonnie Raitt, Mavis Staples
  A soul-sisters extravaganza in Sun Valley

• Cowboys in pearls
  Kneeland Gallery celebrates 30th anniversary of indigenous influence

• Gallery Walk
  

• Hospital Art Exhibit Celebrates Water
  

• Gallery Briefs
  

• Around Town
  

• The next big storm
  

• The election storm
  

• Wagon Days and Mars
  

• Marketing Alliance has a crucial mission
  

• Salary increase was an act of arrogance
  

• Marketing Alliance was betrayed
  

• What’s the deal, Sun Valley?
  

• Blessed time for retirees
  

• Cities can cooperate or die
  

• Fracking is not wasteful
  

• Dead trees aren’t the problem
  

• WRHS football off to Salmon for season opener
  JV home debut is Thursday night

• Carey opens football quest with Raft River
  State runner-up Panthers aim for Sawtooth title

• In South Africa, Feldman fastest in World TT
  UCI ride on a 16-mile course

• Wolverine girls blank Bonneville’s Bees 2-0
  Hailey boys play to 0-0 draws

• Cutthroat boys handle Vandals 3-0, 3-1
  

• Swimmers pile up points at Snake River meet
  July contest in Twin Falls

• Blaine County Fair horse show results
  

• WRHS runner England captures first race
  Wins 3.1-miler in Twin Falls

• Fishing Report
  

• Sports summary
  

• Women warriors unwind at Pettit Lake
  Higher Ground program helps veterans recuperate in the outdoors

• The dramatis personae of J.D. Ryan
  

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Caliope (Kelly) Asher
  

• Bruce Alan Weber
  

• Daniel Delos Decker
  

• Street People
  

• Wagon Days: A Ketchum tradition
  Weekend events celebrate Wood River Valley’s ore-mining history

• Wagon Days headquarters is open
  Souvenirs, posters being sold in downtown Ketchum

• How was Wagon Days started?
  First celebration was a birthday gift for ‘Aunt’ Kate

• Rodeo coming for Wagon Days
  

• Conger recalls Ketchum of 1930s
  Grand marshal to share stories at reception

• Shootout gang coming to town again
  Longtime member Ivan Swaner will get a new pistol

• World Champions to star in season-ending ice show
  Davis, White will join Sun Valley skaters

• Jerk line guides the Big Hitch
  How do the mules safely transport the historic ore wagons?

• ‘White Knuckle’ captures drama of mining history
  Painting of historic ore wagons featured on Wagon Days poster

• Get Your Flapjack On!
  

• Ducks to hit water early this year
  Great Wagon Days Duck Race moves to Saturday

• No bad tee times
  Bike race, disc golf debut in Stanley this weekend

• Bellevue Labor Day celebration adds events all over town
  Chamber celebrates ‘Bellevue past, present and future’

• Sherbine family to ride as Bellevue marshals
  Bill Sherbine Sr. was born above Timmerman Junction in 1898

• Who’s riding in the big parade?
  Scores of participants to show off their non-motorized entries