Sealing the Stole Fest Normally a ski racer, Ben Verge shows off his versatility at the Smith Stole Fest in front of Apples Bar & Grill on Wednesday. The course featured three platforms, ramps and a rail on top of a Cadillac. The event pulled in 40 participants. See more on Stole Fest in Sports. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, March 25, 2005

• Sun Valley sets goal of homes for workforce
  

• Splinter group pushes for closer airport site
  Travel time, distance argument renewed

• Rancher calls for Snake dam removal
  Agriculture community could suffer because of salmon flow augmentation

• Bellevue candidates face off in debate
  City election scheduled for April 4; three council seats at stake

• Awards to bring awareness to community housing
  Nominate your favorite neighbor or developer

• Concrete removed from fish stream
  Land Trust restoration project requires heavy lifting

• My so-called reality
  Endless conversation by Tony Evans

• Mayan dig experts present findings
  Armchair talk brings tales from the field to Ketchum audience

• Egg Hunt
  

• Second thoughts on America's direction
  

• Small town, big future
  

• Removing Lower Snake dams will save the salmon
  Guest opinion by John Peavey

• Michelle Lowry stays in the swim
  

• Cool and unusual punishment
  Riders feel Stole Fest spirit

• Panthers proudly honor prep athletes
  

• Jivaro clashes with Phoenix for men's title
  In Sutton and Sons basketball

• Mountain Home bounces Wolverines
  Girls softball

• Resort charge: Freestylers strut their stuff at Junior Olympics in Park City
  

• Surf's up
  Hawaiian Nationals and Tandem Telemark Challenge Saturday