Late-spring storm blankets valley in white A mule deer moves through willows covered by fresh snow west of Ketchum Wednesday morning. Photo by Roland Lane

Friday, June 20, 2014

• School board approves new superintendent contract
  GwenCarol Holmes to receive annual salary of $168,000

• Late-spring storm blankets valley in white
  

• Records show drug issues played role in apparent suicide
  Numerous robberies allegedly committed for drug thefts

• Man charged in counseling center fire
  Suspect arrested on charges of arson and burglary

• Leveling the playing field
  Could online sales tax increase local business?

• Small-scale food activists grow for local market
  Tradesmen turn hobbies into part-time jobs

• Science and tech camps coming to Blaine County
  Discover Technology to help kids with STEM

• Dorothy Ann Outzs named to Heritage Court
  Lifelong teacher says gratitude is the key to happiness

• Suit filed over salmon recovery
  

• BRIEFS
  

• Inside the mind of Idaho's GOP
  

• Two wrongs don’t make a right
  

• Fire roulette
  

• Chuck Gates golfers let it fly on Father’s Day
  17th annual tour raising funds for junior golf

• Super Enduro bike races kick off a busy stretch
  Ride Sun Valley Festival starts next week

• WR Cup results from Old Cutters
  Wednesday racing

• WR Legion rolls to 12-6, 20-6 wins at Buhl
  Bear Lake arrives Monday at Founders

• Volleyball camp coming to Fish Tank June 26-27
  Rise Volleyball Academy of Meridian

• FISHING REPORT
  

• Shirley Anne Bundy
  

• Anna Van R. Heuston
  

• People and Places