Long Shot Nets Corvette Wayne Miniard sunk a three-point shot during halftime at Wood River High School to win a 1981 Corvette presented by Sutton and Sons Auto Center in Hailey. Miniard hit nothing but net on his first try. He is the father of twins Kristen and Corbin Miniard, who play basketball for the Wolverines. Thursday morning, Ross Sutton, left, handed over the Corvette's keys to Miniard as Jim Sutton congratulated him. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, January 28, 2005

• Airport site's economic ramifications challenged
  Sun Valley/Ketchum business leaders ask for answers

• Camas airport protest turnout fizzles
  Most questions mild

• Bowman replaces Mix on airport authority
  

• Closed campus causes contention
  

• Chamber schedules Hemingway Festival
  Fall event to offer lectures, tours, theater productions and outdoor excursions

• Record temps zap snowpack
  No end in sight of warm-weather pattern

• Reading boosts confidence
  New book takes on issues of reading and life

• Praising all peppers
  Food for thought by Gregory Foley

• Idaho author romances Sun Valley
  Chapter One hosts book signing event

• Trust us
  

• Hemingway allegations are false and irrelevant
  Guest opinion by Martin Peterson

• Airport siting process is flawed
  

• Wanted: openness in government
  

• Tough to outgun number one
  Wolverines fall to Knights

• 3-pointer lifts Cutthroats 61-58 (OT)
  Tight boys' battle settled by long bomb

• Bruising battle in the Basin
  Jerome holds off WR boys 49-43

• Community School, Carey take it to the limit?twice
  Panthers top Cutthroats in double overtime

• Sarchett, Lloyd top Town Series field
  

• Big races on tap
  Crist brothers to compete