Toys, Tots And Bikers About 50 motorcyclists took part in Saturday's Toy Run originating at Grumpy's Burgers & Beer in Warm Springs. The run stopped in Hailey to drop off nearly 160 new toys and ended in Bellevue at the Silver Dollar Bar where a barbecue, raffle and live music awaited. Organizer Mike Kelly reported that more than $6,000, generated from cash contributions, raffle tickets, auction items and T-shirt sales, has been banked already. The toys and cash are used for the community basket program for local needy families over the Christmas holidays. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, October 3, 2012

• Ketchum and SV Co. inject Marketing Alliance with $50k
  Ketchum Mayor says it’s ‘bitter pill’ that city must swallow

• Rancher, wildlife advocates offer reward
  Poisonings still under investigation

• Realtors contribute to air service
  Agents donate commissions for MRGs

• Changing demographics challenge school district
  Test scores show district doing well compared to state average

• Sun Valley’s Marketing Alliance representative resigns
  Brooke Wojcik says it’s ‘impossible’ to represent city

• Commissioner recovering from bike crash
  Backcountry rescue brings McCleary off cliff

• Hailey Building Department to use state services
  Wayne Orvick stepping down

• Watch out for deer and elk!
  Sheriff reports animal collisions on the rise

• Probation ordered in felony no-contact case
  

• Attorneys: LOT agreement is legal
  Idaho law does not block public funding of MRGs, says firm

• Hospice director receives award
  

• Briefs
  

• Mountain madness
  Shaggy author brings wild inside with new book

• Last chance to disco
  Solve the mystery of “The Last Dance of Dr. Disco”

• Nez Perce chief honored in bronze
  Caritas Chorale drew elder to Ketchum Gallery

• It’s a wrap!
  

• Around Town
  

• Math
  

• Extremists’ assaults
  

• A best-ever move
  

• Don’t hide the Bibles
  

• G-L-O-R-I-A
  

• Water line belongs in a museum
  

• Wildlife summit was good first step
  

• LOT increase is a scam on taxpayers
  

• White water park would benefit all
  

• Jaquet endorses Remington
  

• Center should cancel Frank Rich
  

• Politicians out of control
  

• Carey’s offense keeps clicking in 52-30 victory
  Kirkland shoots for 100th win against Richfield

• Cutthroat girls secure HDSC title, top seed
  Boys back in action, 8-1 over Bliss

• Wolverines look ahead to Twin Falls grid game
  Minico prevails 46-13 in league debut

• WRHS boys unbeaten entering GBC tourney
  Wolverines play Saturday in Twin Falls

• England close to leader at Mountain Home
  Cross country for 466 runners

• State soccer quest arrives for Wolverine girls
  Tourney begins Saturday in Twin Falls

• Miles, Garrec pace BHC climbers
  163 to the summit

• Middle school football keeps rolling along
  A team with a mission

• Sports summary
  

• Harvest moon race ushers in Idaho’s autumn
  163 racers, hikers finish 34th Baldy Hill Climb

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Virginia “Ginny” Sue Forbis-Chizum
  

• Verda Valera Edwards O’Crowley