Dressed To Show Eleven-year-old Marika Versis, a 4-H member for three years, shows her 147-pound lamb, Sid, during the Blaine County Fair on Saturday in Carey. Approximately 100 kids were involved in 4-H Market Animal Projects, with 79 youths selling animals at the Market Animal Sale on Saturday at the fair. More than 200 4-H youths participated in the fair with horse, rabbit, poultry, steer, archery, quilting and leadership projects. For more photos of 4-H youths and their animals, turn to Page B1. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, August 13, 2014

• Three months in Taliban hell
  British journalist tells story of being detained by group that held Bowe Bergdahl

• Injunction sought in irrigation dispute
  Plaintiffs claim law enabling petition is unconstitutional

• Sun Valley moves ahead on budget
  Road funding, police benefits debated for 2014-15 fiscal year

• Heavy rain and hail slow down businesses, events
  Ketchum and Sun Valley battle weather for better part of an hour Friday

• City plans 24-hour medical response
  Sun Valley responders currently are on call from home

• No cause found for power outage
  Idaho Power Co. says system operated as it should

• County OKs $28M tentative budget
  Total is little changed from this fiscal year

• Center for the Arts to welcome new leader
  Terri Trotter to start work in September

• Ketchum library director stepping down
  Cynthia Dillon to return to California for personal reasons

• Trial under way in child sex-abuse case
  Bellevue man accused of crimes against 5-year-old girl

• Hailey P&Z approves 12-unit subdivision
  Sunburst Hills developer to pay $41,000 of in-lieu fees for open space

• Julie Wrigley puts her money where the green is
  Ketchum resident makes $50 million donation to Global Sustainability Institute

• Report: West Magic bat not rabid
  Sheriff praises quick thinking by grandmother

• California man injured in Timmerman crash
  Victim treated and released following 3-vehicle accident

• Woman injured in Gannett Road rollover
  Wood River transports victim with non-life-threatening injuries

• Motorcyclist remains in serious condition
  Hagerman man transported to Saint Alphonsus in Boise

• Bellevue man sentenced for meth sales
  Convict sentenced in federal court following March bust

• Pixar in concert
  Symphony will play to animated film Friday at Pavilion

• ‘Takin’ it’ to the Pavilion
  The Doobie Brothers to play Sun Valley next week

• Dreamscapes of the American West
  Thursday event allows patrons to discuss work with curators

• Adventures in accounting
  “And You Though Accountants Were Boring” details life inside Arthur Andersen

• More than a whisper
  Old Death Whisper organizes all-day-and-night music event on Sept. 6

• AROUND TOWN
  

• Smokey's Broke
  

• Stand with Africa to fight Ebola
  

• Economy depends on education
  

• The Boulder-White Clouds: ‘Mine’ or ‘Ours’?
  

• Who do you trust on the White Clouds?
  

• Balukoff would be good for Idaho
  

• Boulder-White Clouds deserve special designation
  

• Waldorf will help Idaho education
  

• 7 Dog Ranch goes deep for six straight
  Champs breeze 17-7 and 16-8 in league final

• Golf a great game for Wildflower women
  Annual Valley Club tournament

• Hailey Coed Final Score
  

• Roger Mankus gets his 2,000 Leadville buckle
  20 times a finisher in Colorado

• Elkhorn Golf Club stages club finals
  Men’s final Aug. 7-8

• Robinson ready for Vegas to Reno drive
  532-mile distance this Friday

• Fishing Report
  

• Feldman paces Idaho state time trial cyclists Underride: Racing near Lake Lowell
  Racing near Lake Lowell

• Sports summary
  

• BCRD offers fall youth soccer programs
  New: Boys’ and girls’ programs to be separated

• Kids, critters and dollars
  

• LEGAL NOTICE SUMMARY
  

• Karl Bick
  

• Esther Wooley