Disabled soldiers pursue skiing dreams Wood River Ability Program inspires veterans U.S. Paralympic Nordic skier Bob Balk, at right, teaches Army Staff Sgt. Dan Regan, at far left, and Army Spc. Andy Soule to cross-country ski on Thursday during the Wood River Ability Program?s adaptive ski camp. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, February 10, 2006

• Disabled soldiers pursue skiing dreams
  Wood River Ability Program inspires veterans

• FAA pledges $50 million to new airport
  Site feasibility plan lists construction, operating costs

• Snowboarder rescued near Seattle Ridge
  Heli-ski guides retrieve man after cold night on mountain

• Ketchum 'Designfest' set for March 4
  

• Holiday condo, liquor receipts make strides
  

• Stennett power-plant bill moves to House
  Legislation would expand public involvement in review process

• Visitors' center may move, again
  

• Ketchum seeks bids for water system project
  Voters approved $2.8 million bond Tuesday

• Judge rules against Forest Service in local grazing allotment case
  

• Happy valentine hunting
  Alternative venues to meet women

• Countdown to V-Day: How to find perfect gift, quickly
  

• Best Bets
  

• Check out tax credits for being energy efficient
  Energy Buzz with Linda Cawley

• Skating on thin ice in love and games
  

• Feelin' Lucky?
  

• Sensible tax in due course
  

• Climate change meets the Golden Rule
  

• Falcone lands 1440, Fieguth bumps to the top
  Hold onto your pants, home meet this weekend

• Midgets best in Southwest tourney
  SV high school skaters big winners in Utah

• Fast course greets Soldier Downhill racers
  

• Broncos bang up Wood River 57-36
  Regular-season finale takes its toll