Elk feeders say animals need help Andy McClure, a friend of elk feeders Marcee Graff and veterinarian Randy Acker, spreads alfalfa-timothy grass cubes in a private driveway near the entrance to The Community School campus at Sagewillow in Elkhorn. Hungry elk await the feast in the background. Graff and Acker have been quietly feeding elk in the area to help the animals survive the winter. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, March 14, 2008

• Elk feeders say animals need help
  Idaho Fish and Game says extra feedings not necessary

• Snowpacks on the decline
  Without additional snowfall, Idaho reservoir levels may suffer this summer

• Ski tour riders ready for the Big Show
  Full-throttle fun lights up Dollar course

• Idaho Power presents transmission plan
  Power line would add new or taller power poles beside highway

• Committee of locals helped draft power plan
  

• Athletes and fans gear up for weekend
  48 Straight ski cross qualifiers provide exciting preview

• Community Awards winners announced
  Awards dinner set for April 23 in Sun Valley

• School board sets trustee election
  Board expels another student

• Ketchum adds specialist to planning staff
  New hire to help work through hotel applications

• Whose pot was it?
  Investigation into Hailey marijuana bust nearly finished

• Drug suspect sentenced to probation
  Court docket nearly cleared from last April?s major drug bust

• Give the gift of water
  Meeting set to discuss Wood River Legacy Project

• Mountain Town News
  

• News Briefs
  

• Going green takes a community
  Green Symposium offers ideas for thinking green

• Got time?
  48 Straight promises to fill the days

• May trouble neglect you
  

• This ski?s for you
  Heidiskis are custom made and one-of-a-kind

• Cartoon Race about Race
  

• The valley's jumpin'
  

• Ketchum should defend last, best hope for affordable housing
  

• Golf course plan being crafted with care
  

• Indian Creek initiative seeks win-wins
  The Indian Creek Initiative is not on a fast track; it will take time to achieve our objectives.

• Bode clinches World Cup, Vonn closes in
  World Cup winners in Bormio

• Jerome softball gains the early edge
  Tigers whip WRHS 10-1

• WRHS golf team third on Jerome course
  Hobbs fires an ace Monday

• Noyes is gold medalist at Junior Nationals
  SV skiers win Alaska skate races

• Parrish Memorial returns to Baldy March 22-23
  Bumps and super giant slalom

• Wolverine tennis welcomes 68 players
  WRHS wins first meet 10-2 at Gooding

• WRHS track team debuts 2008 cinder season
  Burley meet before spring break

• (Understanding Our Children)
  

• Perry Bruce Henry
  

• Flora Teresa Sabala Laragan
  

• Carlos E. Gonzalez