A Penny Saved Penny Hill is more than open space and an icon defining the entrance to the city of Sun Valley. Saucers, tubes, sleds, food trays, toboggans, snowboards and other devices intended to carry thrillseekers help make the hill ?the? place for sledding adventures. On an average winter day, there might be between 20 and 30 grinning people at any time enjoying some good old-fashioned free fun. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, January 11, 2006

• Power plant opponents try to rally support
  

• School district takes hard line on drug use
  Policies highlight need for treatment facilities

• Residential facility fosters recovery
  Clients range from alcoholics to meth users

• Letters about Hwy 75 alert property owners
  

• Who owns Warm Springs Ranch?
  Parties ready for trial in ownership dispute

• 'That's just the way it was with Joe'
  Memorial honors beloved family man, Sun Valley musician

• Days numbered for Warm Springs elk
  Fish and Game erects enclosure to trap Ketchum herd

• Dist. 25 legislators blast govenor's final state budget proposal
  

• Local athletes harbor Olympic dreams
  Six still have a shot at Torino games

• Two directors, one crazy film series
  O'Brien and Zwigoff talk about their differing styles

• Introducing satire?deep-dish Chicago style
  The Second City rolls into town

• POP!
  

• Citizens shut out
  

• Governor's speech has some high marks, and plenty of minuses
  

• Lift time
  Small Potatoes by Betty Bell

• Dreaming of a man of vision
  Guest opinion by Wally Limburg

• 'Integrity' reform that wasn't
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• Whistle-blower or lawbreaker?
  Commentary by David Reinhard

• 'Dogs give Hailey boys a wake-up call
  Kimberly shocks Wood River 55-51

• Butler, Peterson make finals at Olympic qualifier
  Sun Valley Snowboarding turns heads at Bachelor

• Sweep of Canucks, 500 wins, taste sweet for Suns
  St. Nick's next for streaking Sun Valley skaters

• Arritola adds another silver at Utah nationals
  Local skiers picked for European trips

• All-terrain, all the time, for telemarkers
  Baldy race starts series

• 2006 Prairie Creek Snowmaker results
  

• Carey boys take care of business in key week
  Panthers win big one 65-56 at Richfield

• Public Meetings
  

• Legal Notice Summary