January precip among record lows Change expected in February Joan Scheingraber walks her dog in Quigley Canyon Wednesday amid abundant sagebrush and marginal snow cover. This January has been one of the driest on record in Central Idaho. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, February 2, 2007

• Hailey OKs night work at Friedman
  Airport closure set for April 24 to May 23

• January precip among record lows
  Change expected in February

• New Hailey bank gets green light
  Pioneer Federal Credit Union to be built south of Albertsons

• Jail bond election set for Tuesday
  Voters encouraged to head to polls Feb. 6

• Hailey postpones decision on Old Cutters
  Delay said to definitely be the last

• The Advocates recognized for valuable services
  

• Accused pot farmer pleads guilty
  Plea agreement recommends 7-year prison sentence

• Bellevue man charged in death of Mark Fisher
  Complaint alleges Edgar was driver in fatal crash

• Slaughterhouse annexation hearings drag on
  Water rights issue holds up decision

• Rec District eyes year-round swimming
  Organization weighs costs of enclosing existing pool

• Paris practices the art of rural family medicine
  ?Today? will feature the flying doctor

• Rec District to launch campaign for trails
  

• Brain food
  Nutrition Vibrations-By Molly Peppo

• Celebrate a decade of music in Sun Valley
  Paul Tillotson to throw dance party at Boiler Room

• Super Sunday strikes Sun Valley
  

• ERC offers variety of events
  

• Happy Groundhog Day!
  

• Hailey?s gridlock dilemma
  

• Second homes: taxes for a unique community burden?
  

• Kill shelter not needed
  

• How about this?
  

• Help out the Harriman
  

• Given up enough
  

• Boulder Tour racers hoping for a fast ride
  32nd annual Nordic tour returns Saturday

• Wolverines get a win in Buhl
  WR boys hand Indians only third hardwood loss

• Wolverine grapplers win first meet
  Wood River defeats Buhl squad 30-20

• Carey defense throttles Richfield 55-43
  Panthers one victory away from Northside title