Special Olympics Winter Games: The Torch Arrives The 2009 World Winter Games Olympic Torch burned through the Wood River Valley Wednesday escorted by more than 120 law enforcement officers from around the world, Special Olympic athletes and local special needs athletes. The runners were welcomed at each school in the valley by hordes of fans and students. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, February 6, 2009

• Soldier Mountain dreams bigger
  Planners envision four new ski lifts artificial snowmaking, and new lodge

• Ketchum feels economy's pain
  Sales tax receipts low for December

• Colorado man rushed to Boise hospital
  Man found not breathing Tuesday in Elkhorn

• Extra shuttle buses for Special Olympics
  

• Skiers Spot Salmon Sliding Down Dollar
  

• Finding love in a holiday town
  Valentine’s Day causes some to reflect on the dating scene around Sun Valley

• Love is in the air
  Make a date for Valentine’s Day

• Law Enforcement Torch run covers the valley
  Speakers and gifts attend each stop

• Read a good love story lately?
  

• Sun Valley Co. changes guard in Utah
  Former Sun Valley manager leaves Snowbasin

• Cop proposal mixes with budget shuffle
  Ketchum police officers low on Valley pay scale

• Painting the president, over and over
  

• Try on a new look
  Hailey businesswomen unite for other women

• Purify with plants
  On the Greener Side

• Journey to India
  

• How to get in trouble in a Western town
  

• GOP Playbook
  

• Behind closed doors
  

• Stimulate more than ditch digging
  

• Why I voted against the stimulus
  

• Hailey boys hold off Buhl 47-44 for second win
  Tidwell’s 22 points spark Wolverines at home

• Baldy’s superpipe ready to open
  On Lower Warm Springs

• Flat Out Ridiculous, others led Town Series
  Cozy series takes a three-week break

• Tigers favored as Northside girls clash
  1A tournament takes shape

• Successful soccer coach Gvozdas steps down
  Make room for Daddy

• Sports summary
  

• The living was easy, but cold
  

• ":" Cleansers
  

• Correction
  

• Correction
  

• Ronald T. Johnston