Flash, Dash And Free Heels on Cozy The weather, the course, the turnout and attitudes couldn't have been better for Saturday's Hawaiian Nationals telemark races on Bald Mountain. With 110 skiers, it was a big turnout for a great Baldy tradition. Smoky Mountain Outfitters sponsored the final event in the 28th annual Sun Valley Telemark Series. Showing some of the flash and dash of the festive day on Cozy is Ketchum's Mollie Holt, second in the Elite Women's division behind Jen King in the two-run race. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, April 9, 2008

• Rising costs pose challenge for ambulance district
  Cash reserves steadily being depleted to fund operations, officials say

• Real estate crunch hits home
  County’s house foreclosures running at record pace

• Hiccup for Heritage Corridor
  Ketchum to conduct 2nd bid on downtown improvement project

• School district tries to ward off teacher shortage
  High real estate prices are the stumbling block for attracting educators

• Camas rezone suffers another blow
  Officials alleged to vote in their own economic interest

• County eyes BLM land at Ohio Gulch
  Potential deal would allow motocross and model airplane uses to continue

• Court sides with Cove Springs developers
  Judge denies county’s motion to dismiss lawsuit

• Idaho Falls company considers joining Journal purchase
  Newsies and The Post Co. in ongoing negotiations

• Ketchum eyes improvements to Warm Springs Road
  New signal, turn lanes deemed necessary in future

• 'The devil is in the details'
  Hailey officials raise questions about Quigley annexation plan

• Ketchum LOT sees strong 2nd quarter
  Retail, condo receipts lead the way

• In Big Sid’s name
  A scholarship will see that a legacy lives on

• Bellevue meth bust yields guilty plea
  Jerome woman admits to dealing drug

• New Hailey city clerk settling in
  Mary Cone brings finance experience to post

• A sun-spangled banner?
  Sun Valley sets contest to design city flag

• Police investigate Hailey stabbing
  Victim not clear on crime details

• Hailey man recognized for dedication to trails
  

• On a mission with wolves
  Nonprofit group uses wolves as tutorials on conservation

• A few days left for trail grooming
  Nordic buffs have until April 20

• Mountain Town News
  

• News Briefs
  

• She’ll be your server
  Crisane Cook to be honored by chambers

• Ivan Neville’s Dumpstaphunk gets all senses working
  

• It’s an evening of collective musical souls
  Intoxicating world beat music brings Cape Verde to Hailey

• Sun Valley commits to entertainment
  

• Valley artists connect with their environment
  Green Antelope show reveals all sides of nature

• Recession
  

• Gathering your spices of life
  

• New objections, please
  

• Trying to understand a world turned upside down
  

• Yes, I (mis)remember it well
  

• Can reporters partying with McCain be believed?
  

• Roadless plan is shocking
  

• Impact fees are an illegal tax
  

• Don’t make us Aspen
  

• Sign up for BCRD youth track
  Tonight in Hailey

• On top of it at Copper
  Farrington crowned national halfpipe champion

• Snowbird gives IMD racers a last chance
  Alpine kids wrap up winter in tech races

• News from the diamond
  Baseball, softball

• Track seasons busting out of the gate
  In Northside, for Wood River

• Blaine tennis teams have first clash, indoors
  WRHS shades Cutthroats 7-5

• Mountain bikers ready to gear up
  Wild Rockies, Knobby Tire series coming

• Funky freeheelers make Baldy their final parade
  Hawaiian Nationals brings out spring suits

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• John William Brown
  

• Hilton Dean Willingham
  

• Dorothy G. Patterson