Price pounds winners

WRHS grad topples Albertson records

Bellevue’s Kristyn Price, 21, one of the best volleyball players ever produced at Wood River High School, has enjoyed a marvelous four-year college volleyball career at Albertson College in Caldwell. The 5-8 senior outside hitter has been an All-Conference player three straight years. Price pounds a winner, above, during the Oct. 11 Coyote home match against Westminister.  Photo by David Seelig

For the week of October 23 - 29, 2002

• Jeep commercial to close Main St next Wednesday
  

• Elkhorn demolition back on the table
  SV Council sends application back to P&Z
  
  

• County’s groundwater tests clean of contamination
  
  

• County denies Mountain Overlay change
  
  

• Boise fiber-optics firm finds home in valley
  Will offer new services, not new jobs
  
  

• Hailey P&Z endorses new use of Coors site
  
  

• Can foreign workers fill the void?
  New service offers options to fill employment gap
  
  

• Deluxe luck gets local band national attention
  
  

• Storm’s a comin’
  

• When power blinds public responsibility
  
  

• In praise of a community dynamo
  

• Women always outlast men like ‘Hootie’
  Commentary by Pat Murphy
  

• A strategy at odds with the world community
  Commentary by Adam Tanous
  

• Wood River powers past Filer 28-20
  Running game (381 yards) eats up the clock
  
  

• Last Friday's Wood River Football Line Score
  Wood River 28, Filer 20
  
  

• Wood River Football Composite
  
  

• Carey (7-0) blanks Shoshone 50-0
  Streaking Panthers achieve goals
  
  

• Carey Football Composite
  
  

• In anyone’s tournament, Hailey stays alive
  District volleyball at Wood River’s gym
  
  

• In a shootout, Cutthroats overcome Wood River
  Community School wins district title
  
  

• Defense lifts Cutthroats (16-0) 
  to district championship
  11th shutout as Wood River falls 4-0

• Public Notice Summary

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