Commuter traffic woes continue Traffic inches along on state Highway 75 Thursday morning as workers resurface and stripe the road. The $1.62 million project?which runs from Airport Way in Hailey to Ketchum?is ahead of schedule and could be complete by Aug. 17. Highway 75 is the only way to reach Ketchum from the south valley, where many commuters live. An estimated 16,000 vehicles pass through Ketchum daily. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, August 4, 2006

• Commuter traffic woes continue
  Highway project ahead of schedule

• Feds aim to kill six more wolves
  Control measures sparked by livestock depredations

• Potato Fire threatens historic site, structures
  Slow-moving blaze burning near Stanley

• SV mayor, airport board exchange mild blows
  

• Grand jury indicts former lacrosse coach
  Douglas Cooper faces four felonies

• Parking top concern in Ketchum plan
  

• Rec District sets budget for fiscal 2006-2007
  

• Celebrate Blaine County?s heritage
  County fair will run from Aug. 9-12 in Carey

• County nailing down budget
  

• Doctor leaves, but not before delivering another baby
  

• Only the shadow thief knows
  Pearson to sign new fantasy book

• Field Test
  

• ?Women are agents of social change?
  

• Downtown blueprint deals with Ketchum?s big hairy problems
  

• Otter fails openness test
  

• Support journey, efforts to save Idaho?s salmon
  

• CIEDRA would provide profound legacy
  

• Wolverines prepare for gridiron opener
  Parent-player meeting set for Sunday, training camp starts Monday

• Jazz great Patti Austin headlines Celebrity Classic
  YMCA fundraiser draws Clint Eastwood and other stars

• Sawtooth Premier reaches Final Eight in Denmark
  Local girls do well in international soccer

• Chess, anyone? 45 kids show up
  Midsummer tournament in Hailey

• Alexei Yagudin Returns To Sun Valley