What a mess!

How about a wax with that?

A wet storm and warm temperatures blew through the valley Wednesday, bringing in rain and wet snow that created lakes where there used to be roads. Maneuvering around gigantic puddles took messy driving to a new level, though some drivers, such as this one coming into Ketchum from the south, decided the straightforward approach would suffice. Unfortunately, the splash delivered was not high enough to clean the car’s windshield after all. Express photo by David N. Seelig

Friday — February 20, 2004

• Exotic invaders threaten famous fishery
  Silver Creek being overrun by New Zealand mud snails

• Big Wood 6 Cinemas design review tabled
  Traffic and urban core goals debated

• County eyes affordable housing requirement

• Ketchum considers real estate questions
  New city hall at center of debate

• Council eyes recreation fees hike

• Needs of fish and irrigators balanced
  Collaboration returns 23,000 acre feet to streams

• Elkhorn Club owners consider increased access
  Golf could be made available to visitors

• E.I. to award two research grants at symposium

• Stale fish, roast beef and chicken salad?
  Sun Valley’s halfpipe serves big air

• Rice by another name
  "Food for Thought" column

• Controversial play mounted in Ketchum as benefit
  ‘The Vagina Monologues’ features 20 valley actresses

• Studebaker delivers ‘Informances’

• Clearing away the smoke

• Don’t equate government with business
  Commentary by J. ROBB BRADY

• Wolverines beat Filer in SCIC district game
  One small step toward state, one giant leap for WR basketball

• State-bound Cutthroats trounce Tigers
  Hayes (18 points) leads the way

• Wrestling with success
  Wood River grapplers will take 11 to state

• Sun Valley hosts state hockey
  For eight teams, starting today

• Local racers named to JO team

• Public Notice Summary

• Public Meetings