The Music Never Stopped Joe Midiri, a leader of the Midiri Brothers Orchestra, shows off his celebrated clarinet-playing skills Wednesday at Sun Valley Resort during the 24th annual Sun Valley Jazz Jamboree. The five-day event features some 40 acclaimed jazz bands from across the country. The music will continue at various venues in Sun Valley and Ketchum through the weekend. Photo by Roland Lane

Friday, October 18, 2013

• Hailey candidates state their cases
  Incumbents tout experience while challengers call for fresh ideas

• Air-service LOT gets second chance
  1 percent sales tax increase is on Ketchum and Hailey ballots

• Marketing Alliance facing thin budget
  President says figure is lowest in 15 years

• Was McKinstry deal a financial bargain?
  District claims energy savings will continue for 25 years

• Fire rehab work remains uncertain
  Forest Service road crew has stayed in operation

• Hailey candidates state their cases
  Incumbents tout experience while challengers call for fresh ideas

• Mountain Rides to cut bus services
  Approved plan shows 5 percent reduction in service hours

• Reduced night speed limit coming soon
  ITD awaiting electronic signs for 2-mile stretch of highway

• Snow Starts To Fly At Dollar Mountain
  

• BRIEFS
  

• Students embrace ‘1984’
  Play to be staged tonight and Saturday

• Approval rating
  

• Americans show what they believe in every election
  

• Shameful votes
  

• Dies reaches 100 goals in 9-0 Cutthroat rout
  Sun Valley girls earn 13th straight state trip

• Hailey girls capture Minico cross country meet
  Ready for district finals

• Final try for state for Hailey soccer
  WRHS girls, boys play for second seeds

• Another winning season for WRHS swim girls
  Victory in Twin Falls

• Knight and Team USA debut against Canada
  

• SPORTS SUMMARY
  

• Build fence, climb a slope at Rotarun Saturday
  Volunteers needed for recovery effort

• Dominic Anthony Mannino
  

• David Dean McGary