Thankful For A Little Speed Sledders Ethan Marx, Holden Kleiner and Angus Gilbert head for light speed over on Lower River Run. The three co-pilots were attending Harper Mallett’s fifth birthday party and made good use of the snow available. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, November 26, 2008

• Sun Valley will hold off on opener
  Colder temps at Baldy’s summit needed

• Getting a drink in Hailey gets easier
  Liquor laws get friendlier in time for Thanksgiving

• County: Gun art violates rules
  Artist says county has agreed to let sculpture remain in place until spring

• Hailey waits for its money
  Lawyers meet privately to negotiate

• Sun Valley Guide heralds winter
  

• A Warm Welcome To The Ranks
  

• Special Olympics has new ideas for involvement
  

• Supporting firefighters is always in style
  Firefighters Ball is the locals’ party

• Camp Rainbow Gold goes year-round
  

• Auto thefts continue to plague Hailey
  Two more vehicles swiped Saturday night

• 'T-bone' hospitalizes one
  Collision occurs in rush hour traffic near St. Luke’s

• Rollover leaves man in critical condition
  Twin Falls man injured Sunday south of Carey

• Mountain beds aren’t so hot
  Economy leads to decreased occupancy for ski season

• Festival of Trees Delights Supporters
  

• Students Help Make Thanksgiving Full
  

• Students focus on Homebuilding 101
  Wood River High School Residential Construction Academy nears completion on three-bedroom house in W

• Man charged with felony domestic battery
  Sun Valley suspect has prior domestic battery convictions

• Land request for new airport delayed
  

• Ketchum considers sheriff’s contract for police services
  Proposal one of several under consideration by city fathers

• Mountain Rides revamps Around Town bus service
  New routes become effective Thursday, others to be added later

• Radar-triggered signs cut Ketchum speeding
  

• Idaho jobless claims spike
  Last week’s unemployment claims are up more than 20 percent over the previous week

• Watchdogs give Idaho delegation low marks
  Environmental group tracks votes

• County eyes South Gateway’s future
  Overhaul of county zoning rules would add new incentives to build affordable housing

• Roosevelt kicks off live music series
  After dinner, enjoy acoustic sounds

• Mountain Town News
  

• News Briefs
  

• Bringing art home
  Dave Malone creates a visual language

• Raku artist makes a comeback
  Ketchum’s Michael Conger creates and gives

• See the body electric
  Artist Cynthia Fusillo examines nature and self

• Experience ‘Harmony’
  Wood River Valley artists exhibit in Ketchum

• Pan Handling
  

• What you can do to save jobs and help the local economy
  

• Pursue Idaho’s wilderness bills
  

• Blessings still abound
  

• The word for freedom
  

• Hotels and planes, linked in our future
  

• Enter Obama, exit despair
  

• Stay involved, voters
  

• Movie poster went too far
  

• Buying local this year
  

• Sustain Blaine's progress
  

• Seventh-graders wrestle to first place
  At Saturday’s Stuart meet

• WRHS athletes picked for
  Richards is top GBW volleyball coach

• SVFSC skater shares silver at sectionals
  Junior Pairs runner-up in Boston

• Young cagers show promise for WRHS girls’ squad
  Wood River fades in tough fight with Filer

• Carey’s 46-12 win finishes a championship season
  Job well done: Adamson (6 TD) leads Panthers

• CAREY Line Score
  State 1A Div. 2 Championship

• Energy company pumps life into Nordic finals
  U.S. championships at Anchorage Jan. 3

• Big mountain skiers get their road map
  Freeskiing schedule announced

• Star lights, big city
  City of Rocks National Park turns 20

• Where’s that heartbeat of America now?
  

• News of Record
  

• Holiday joy, without commercialism
  Holidays should be about time well spent, not money.

• Ann B. Dunn
  

• Leonard D. Knight
  

• David Michael Thomas