For Wildlife, A Time Of Bounty Two mule deer meander on a sunny hillside Wednesday near Warm Springs Creek west of Ketchum. Deer, elk, moose and pronghorn antelope have all been active in the Wood River Valley in recent days, as warmer weather sets in and the spring bloom takes hold. Photo by Roland Lane

Friday, May 2, 2014

• Project at Craters helps pronghorn
  Fences modified to facilitate animal migrations

• Idaho Sand & Gravel is back
  Construction resumes on Highway 75 widening project

• Charter school gearing up for fall opening
  Syringa school leases ground for gardening and playgrounds

• Sen. Risch gets clarity on Bergdahl
  State Department official cites efforts to secure soldier’s release

• Drought emergency declared for county
  Decision facilitates temporary water transfers

• Hailey plans to appeal Cutters ruling
  Developer calls city’s decision a waste of taxpayers’ money

• Student art on display at Community Campus
  Selections made for 3rd annual Juried Art Exhibit

• BRIEFS
  

• Minimum Wage debate
  

• Pope Francis embarks on a critical path
  

• Voters must act on climate change
  

• If you care, leave it there
  

• Sprinters, distance runners in spotlight at Shay
  Hailey’s track and field meet on sunny day

• Cutthroat, WRHS tennis play to a 6-6 draw
  Busy day of action at Sun Valley Tennis Club

• Burley holds off WRHS 10-8 in playoff baseball
  Late Wolverine rally falls just short

• Prep golfers enjoy Valley Club tour
  Twin Falls captures boys’ and girls’ titles

• Carey girls back on top in Northside track
  Lighthouse captures boys’ title

• Warriors ready for home finale after sweeping Archers
  Home game is Saturday at Homer Field

• Charles Muse Ewell