Peekaboo! A red fox, making a somewhat unusual daytime appearance, surveys his territory from a culvert at the Bigwood Golf Club in Ketchum Sunday, Dec. 31. Foxes are common in the Ketchum area but are typically spotted roaming through open spaces and near waterways in the nighttime hours. Photo by Willy Cook

Friday, January 5, 2007

• Remembering ?a lovely man?
  Former President Gerald R. Ford had several ties to valley

• County approves Picabo subdivision
  Development to include nine commercial, 13 residential lots

• Have a Nordic day
  Rec District offers skate ski lessons at Quigley

• Former lacrosse coach faces March trial
  Cooper faces four sex-related felony charges

• County will send Manor sale to voters
  New retirement center takes big step forward

• Ketchum CDC continues to develop
  

• Ketchum OKs money for Ski Tour
  

• Can parking, plows and avalanches coexist?
  Ketchum alters parking plan for Sage Road; concerns linger

• Rec District loses last of ?old guard?
  After 14 years, bookkeeper ready for a new life

• Working toward a better world
  Wood River student seeks change in global warming, recycling

• Venter gives voice to soul searching
  Singer-songwriter to appear at Roosevelt in Ketchum

• Houseplants are healthy companions
  On the Greener Side

• Liturgical conference slated for this weekend
  Two valley churches join for special gathering

• Where's the Bipartisanship?
  

• Future of Democratic Party hinges on keeping promises
  

• Investing in youth
  

• Harker Center plan needs more thought
  

• Turzian wins women?s 10k freestyle
  

• Freeman stays hot in sultry Michigan
  Local skiers place high in U.S. Nordic Championships

• Suns host Philadelphia Independence
  Two nights of hockey action set for Sun Valley ice

• Carey wins seventh straight
  Panthers defeat Bliss 60-44

• Cutthroats split with Blue Devils
  Boys win 56-54, girls fall 40-30