The March Is On! Bobbing sheep heads dominate the view during the annual Trailing of the Sheep parade through downtown Ketchum. The annual parade, part of the renowned Trailing of the Sheep Festival, is set for Sunday, Oct.14. The festival starts today. Photo by Mountain Express

Friday, October 12, 2007

• Official: Ohio Gulch will be full in 3 years
  County in talks with federal officials to expand landfill into BLM lands

• South Valley candidates talk business
  Economic forum looks for solutions in Hailey, Bellevue

• Ketchum election draws record field
  Resort city has a storied political history

• Cove Springs nears deliberation phase
  Public comment period for 308-lot development ends today at 5 p.m.

• Local boy makes good ? and how!
  Off-and-on resident makes biggest single corporate jet purchase

• Comments sought on Craters travel plan
  Series of open house meetings will be held this month

• Decision on Elkhorn cell tower postponed
  P&Z expresses concern about precedent

• It?s all about the sheep?and Peru, too
  11th annual Trailing of the Sheep Festival kicks off today

• Mountain Town News
  

• News briefs
  

• Ride on the ?Peace Train?
  

• Riding down the list in a purple bus
  

• Founder of ?Ewam? to teach in valley
  

• Our food choices, our future
  Nutrition Vibrations

• The IHOF
  

• Care facility needs push
  

• Immigration crackdowns: chaos, backlash, business losses
  

• Join march against domestic violence
  Local shelters make a difference

• Cove Springs redesign works
  The changes to the previous proposal are very significant.

• Cutthroat girls claim High Desert crown
  Soccer team blanks Filer 8-0

• Four by Stone send Cutthroats to state
  Sun Valley boys outscore Wendell 6-1

• Panthers celebrate Senior Night with volleyball win
  Wood River bests league rival Burley Bobcats

• Cutthroats, Indians battle at the Tank
  Northside Conference volleyball

• Eighth graders improve to 4-1
  

• Local spikers help their college teams
  

• Marjorie Brass Heiss