As the Ski Turns A solo skier Wednesday morning left an unmistakable signature on a hill above Hulen Meadows subdivision, north of Ketchum, after a winter storm dropped up to 9 inches of snow on the high points of the Wood River Valley. The weather forecast for the Ketchum area Thursday afternoon called for mostly cloudy conditions Friday, a chance of rain and snow Saturday, and a likelihood of snow on Sunday. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, January 13, 2006

• Holiday robbery suspect on the lam
  Warrant issued for arrest of Pennsylvania man

• Forecast: new airport to be in operation by 2017
  Fate of Friedman Memorial Airport still undecided

• Cut in airport tower hours OK'd
  

• Best-selling author to speak in Hailey
  

• Municipalities train for cooperation
  Consultant leads workshops for valley leaders

• Roger Evans, of Expedition Inspiration, dies
  

• Condo, liquor tax receipts take dip
  Retail does well in November

• Retailers encouraged to look to future
  Ketchum business and community leaders discuss shopping strategies

• South valley businesses form alliance
  Organization starts to promote local shopping options

• CIEDRA won't include quarry sale
  Simpson tweaks wilderness bill

• Olympic star revisits Ketchum roots
  Street donates video equipment to Hemingway Elementary

• Mysteries of getting high
  Endless Conversation by Tony Evans

• It was a very fine year
  

• Strip Search
  

• Housing decision wise
  

• Governor's visions of palatial grandeur ill-advised
  

• Exercise caution in using water models
  Guest opinion by Trish Klahr

• Two Hailey matmen reach final bracket
  At big Nampa meet

• Sawtooth United Premier gears for Europe trip
  Support sought for 14-day summer soccer trip

• St. Nick's will challenge Suns
  This weekend

• Raich grabs lead heading to Lauberhorn weekend
  Park City's Ligety adds silver in slalom

• Lady Wolverines beat Indians in final seconds
  Wood River 35, Buhl 34