Feds take aim at Blaine County coyotes A coyote walks along Warm Springs Creek west of Ketchum. Photo by Roland Lane

Wednesday, October 22, 2014

• Feds take aim at Blaine County coyotes
  Wildlife Services responds to ranchers’ requests

• Ketchum to pay for MASSV lawsuit
  Security guard injured during music event on Main Street

• Smith Optics announces plans to leave
  Location study calls for transfer to 3 U.S. locations

• Valley grieves Humberto Herrera’s death
  Suspects face premeditated murder charges in Boise stabbing

• County makes plans for Ebola response
  Meetings held to coordinate activities

• School District dispels Ebola fears
  Family returned from East Africa, thousands of miles from hot zones

• Ketchum OKs 3rd extension for hotel
  Colorado group interested in financing Bald Mountain Lodge

• City gets explanation about airport noise
  Bellevue council members invited to master planning sessions

• Ketchum supports pathways plan
  Countywide document aims to link municipalities

• Ketchum mayor to marry same-sex couple
  Jennifer Smith and Heather Johns are city employees

• Simpson eyes another run at wilderness
  Congressman wants time to pass bill for Boulder-White Clouds

• Helping and healing, a year in
  St. Luke’s Mental Health Clinic celebrates first anniversary

• Straw-bale maze goes up in flames
  Sheriff’s Office investigating cause of incident

• Wild, wild horses
  Swiftsure Ranch to screen ‘American Mustang’ at Community School

• Briefs
  

• Crank up the country
  Colt Ford and special guest Demun Jones to play Whiskey Jacques’

• Exhibit is ‘Food for Thought’
  Hunger Coalition’s photo journal project to be on display in Ketchum

• Portland Cello Project to kick off Winter Concert Series
  Local high school musicians to share stage with cult phenomenon

• Who you gonna call?
  “Reel Paranormal” to take on the unexplainable

• Rebecca Rusch: adventurer, athlete and now, author
  Local sports icon pens autobiography

• Practical Medicine
  

• Vacancy threatens more than liberal balance
  

• Step up
  

• State should fix health care coverage gap
  

• Fosbury is the right man for the job
  

• Vote Davidson for treasurer
  

• Stennett works hard for constituents
  

• It’s time for new leaders in Bellevue
  

• Otter has led Idaho backwards
  

• Davidson is ready to be treasurer
  

• Voice concerns over wildlife derby
  

• Avila, Patterson and Plott doing a good job
  

• Vote for a fresh vision for Bellevue
  

• Vote Patterson to replace Schoen
  

• Bellevue challengers will support local business
  

• Donna Pence knows all of District 26
  

• Jim Risch is good for Idaho, business
  

• Vote for Democrats across the ballot
  

• Stennett and Fosbury—a great team for Idaho
  

• Panthers send message, rout Castleford 52-6
  Lighthouse invades Carey to settle Sawtooth West

• Wolverines hold off ‘Hawks 21-20 in GBC thriller
  Defense shuts down Canyon Ridge at the end

• Wood River football earns home playoff game
  With Friday’s 21-20 victory over Canyon Ridge

• Sutton’s penalty kick lifts WRHS girls to title
  Wood River captures 10th district soccer crown

• CSI Golden Eagles here tonight for pre-season scrimmage
  Fundraiser for WRHS boys’ basketball, Student Union

• Sunny weekend for Hailey cyclocross
  Crosstoberfest cycling attracts 75

• WRHS spikers to host home tourney match
  Thursday at Hailey gym

• Cutthroat boys on a roll entering state soccer
  Open Thursday against Teton, in Twin Falls

• State 3A girls’ soccer: Is this the Cutthroat year?
  Tournament is anyone’s to take

• At Lake Walcott, Campbell picks up second footrace win
  State qualifier is today at Twin Falls Muni

• Sports summary
  

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Donetta Rachel Hansen DeVoe
  

• Jerry Beall