Forecasters predict major winter storm A major winter storm that the National Weather Service is forecasting to arrive in the region by today could drop as much as several feet of snow in the high country, including the Boulder Mountains, shown here looking east from Billy?s Bridge about 20 miles northwest of Ketchum. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, January 4, 2008

• Forecasters predict major winter storm
  Two to 5 feet of snow could fall in the Sawtooths and surrounding ranges

• First baby born to first baby
  

• Castle Rock Fire guitars net $8,600
  Two lucky bidders succeed on eBay

• Sun Valley skier finishes in top at Nationals
  

• BLM travel-plan meeting set for Wednesday
  Topics to include wildlife overlay district, road closures and Rotarun West management zone

• Writer Robert Pearson dies at 90
  Community prepares memorials for leader of Alcoholics Anonymous

• County to consider plan for Diamond Dragon Ranch
  Public meeting set for Thursday, Jan. 10

• Fire chars home in Bellevue Triangle
  

• Rush-hour accident sends 4 to hospital
  

• Discuss ?The Road Less Traveled?
  Mayoral candidate, 27, to lecture at meeting of young professionals

• Alley altercation leads to arrest
  Nevada man faces misdemeanor battery charge

• New Briefs
  

• Lessons learned from the saddle
  Ketchum woman joins professional mountain bike team as masseuse

• Jazz pianist plays with soul and style
  

• It?s not easy being green
  Food for Thought

• Weekend Events
  Friday - Tuesday

• Winter Fashions
  The fab and the faux pas

• The Morning After
  

• A mouse that roars
  

• Idaho growth poses energy opportunities for lawmakers
  

• Shoot a wolf, save an elk?
  

• Suns fall to McCall in third period debacle
  Sun Valley hosts Salt Lake City this weekend

• Suns Hockey Summary
  

• Fasten your seatbelts: Freestyle skiers in for bumpy ride
  

• Snow blows in on first day of Nordic Nationals
  Zimmerman and Compton grab U.S. titles

• Robert Hailey Doyle
  

• Robert Greenlees Pearson