Reflections On A Season Golden cottonwood and aspen trees reflect in the Hulen Meadows Pond north of Ketchum Wednesday morning. Fall colors have held on well this year but autumn could start giving way to winter early next week, when an incoming weather system is expected to bring freezing temperatures and a chance of snow showers. However, sunny weather is expected to prevail through the weekend. Photo by Roland Lane

Friday, October 25, 2013

• Ketchum candidates go head to head
  Leadership hopefuls discuss economy, affordable housing and marketing

• District renews Mountain Rides agreement
  Partnership provides free bus rides for students and staff

• Officials: Get prepared for wildfires
  Chiefs, county leaders give advice on how to protect houses

• Warm weather aids highway work
  ITD promises 2 lanes to be kept open during winter

• Hailey appoints new fire chief
  Craig Aberbach to arrive Nov. 1

• Body of Boise woman found at Craters
  Helicopter discovery ends month-long search

• Land Trust eyes funds for easement
  Requests $192,000 from Land, Water and Wildlife Levy coffers

• Coalition focuses on prescription drug abuse
  Local group urges disposal of unneeded medications

• Kids get a boost from Head Start
  Open house at federal pre-school program set for Tuesday

• Scary good times
  

• Not your public land but ours
  

• Increase tax for air service
  

• Better air service protects local jobs
  

• Progress made to end domestic violence
  

• Passey leads the pack, WRHS runners make state
  Hailey girls, boys clinch Idaho Falls trip

• “Senior Night” football for WRHS, Carey
  Final home games tonight

• Showcase of sparring at Taekwondo meet
  Saturday tourney in Hailey

• SV5B swimmers get high marks
  Impressive in Nampa

• Northside volleyball title to Lions
  WRHS plays for state berth

• Hey, runners, costumes anyone?
  Or maybe not, just run 12k

• Nice day for Valley Club golf finale
  “Ball Buster” tourney

• William R. Bradley
  

• Nancy Drew