Plans unveiled for new hotel in Ketchum A development group has submitted to the city of Ketchum this artist?s rendering of the proposed Bald Mountain Lodge, as seen from Main and River streets. Applicant Bald Mountain LLC has issued to the city a pre-application design for the four-story, four-star hotel. The city is still reviewing new zoning and building guidelines. Pending the project?s approval, construction could begin in May, with an opening set for late fall 2008.

Wednesday, September 20, 2006

• Plans unveiled for new hotel in Ketchum
  

• Sun Valley announces 2007 ticket, pass prices
  Company raises single-day lift ticket price to $74

• District to modify school schedule
  School-day start times, bus routes to change next month

• Weyyakin developer and Sun Valley may settle
  Tentative agreement awaits council approval

• Stanley withdraws support for CIEDRA
  City takes neutral position, but still wants land transfers

• Hailey man dies in car accident
  

• SKI magazine ranks Sun Valley in Top 10
  Vail takes No. 1 slot

• Ketchum bond election gets go-ahead
  

• Holding under fire for gas price disparity
  Attorney general questioning oil magnates

• Hailey eyes more zoning amendments
  

• Soldier Mountain discusses the future
  Snowmaking could be installed at Fairfield ski area

• Sustainability conference features big-name speakers
  Teresa Heinz listed as keynote speaker

• Sheriff: Education key to stopping meth use
  

• True friendship and true gents
  Film about Hemingway and Cooper to be shown at festival

• Priest and professor unite in spirit
  Attendees at the Spiritual Film Festival, Dr. Fox and Professor Pitt plan to revamp education

• More magic to be had at film festival
  

• Finding theater in Idaho's mountains
  Ogilvie and Arnold launch valley's newest theater company

• Roots Music Finds An Audience
  

• At the helm
  

• Cell phone ban spreads
  

• Senate 'rebels' honor U.S. heritage; Bush plan shames it
  

• Sales tax was not best plan for jail
  Guest opinion by Tom Bowman

• The Canary Initiative
  Commentary by Dick Dorworth

• Impeachable conduct, but...
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• Voting to kill
  Commentary by David Reinhard

• Buhl gridders enjoy a special night, 48-6
  WRHS Homecoming next against Kimberly

• Wolverine girls improve to 8-0-1 on soccer pitch
  Wood River fights off D'Backs

• A bittersweet Homecoming victory for Carey
  Panthers win 54-6, Baird breaks arm

• Stan Potts in rodeo shrine
  Outfitter, bulldogger

• Tight soccer classic ends in 1-1 deadlock
  Bliss, Community School battle in a beauty

• Boise Braves walk away with volleyball title
  Wood River wins pool, but falls short

• Bigwood crowns its club champions
  At weekend Bigwood Open

• Public Meetings
  

• Legal Notice Summary