New Look for an Old Haunt Whiskey Jacques’ will have an updated look, according to designs from Ketchum architect Jim Ruscitto. This rendering, submitted to the City of Ketchum’s planning department by Ruscitto, shows the new deck the owners have in mind. The new structure will be a replacement for the Main Street establishment that burned down last September after a fire started in the neighboring vacant building. The design has several new features, including more stonework on the front facade and a second story with a deck overlooking Main Street. Ruscitto and owner Karin Martin are scheduled to be in front of the Planning & Zoning Commission on May 11 to get final approval for the design. Courtesy graphic

Wednesday, May 6, 2009

• Ketchum to move on cop contract
  Details still to come; Hall looks at fire consolidation next

• Bellevue clerk charged with embezzlement
  City makes no announcement of Loughmiller charge

• First Bank salvation came too late
  Potential deals not enough to keep feds at bay

• Conference on Idaho tourism in Sun Valley this week
  Presentations will focus on Twitter, Facebook, tourism trends

• New Look for an Old Haunt
  

• Lightning destroys tree in Bellevue
  

• Manslaughter suspect pleads not guilty
  Stevens arraigned in vehicle death of Hailey woman

• Work begins on Baldy
  Foundations for gondola in ground

• Hailey forms pot committee
  Group to pursue remnants of marijuana initiatives

• Bellevue takes issue with ranch stimulus
  

• Senior beauties step out in pageant
  Caldwell police assistant wins crown

• Idaho given control of gray wolves
  Move marks second handover of wolf management duties in past two years

• Outside taps Smith as “Best Place to Work”
  

• County OKs changes to medical contract
  Correctional Healthcare Management provides medical services to county inmates

• Bikers take over Ketchum
  Rally in the Valley to welcome charity riders

• School threat suspect released from custody
  Police overtime cost nearly $30,000

• Express, Sun Valley Guide win press awards
  

• County paves the way for Cove Springs
  

• Mountain town news
  

• News briefs
  

• Stayin' Alive
  Ketch'em Alive continues free summer concert series

• Big Easy band blows into Sun Valley
  Hot 8 Brass Band to play authentic New Orleans music

• Travel to Neverland and never grow old
  Footlight to present ‘Peter Pan’ for 25th anniversary

• Come together for 'The Lonesome West
  Play reading to take place at nexStage

• Next
  

• A threat is no joke
  

• Put credit practices into the recycle bin
  

• Hate crimes and misdenomers
  

• Arlen Specter: senator with shaky loyalties
  

• Weapon bans don't work
  

• Republicans reconsidered
  

• Applaud the orchestra
  

• First Bank helped us
  

• Support DeNovo project
  

• On torture
  

• We'll miss First Bank employees
  

• Depth, speed return titles to Carey, Camas
  Northside track also crowns Stoddard, Ericsson

• Breakthroughs for WRHS golf at conference meet
  Boys win regional title, girls make state

• Sam’s shutouts, big bats make for a splendid start
  WRHS softball wins 4-0, 10-0 in district debut

• Quite a performance for U-14 girls
  Win Boise tournament in OT

• U.S. Ski Team athletes move into new home
  At Park City headquarters

• Tennis teams seek state berths this week
  CSchool, WRHS racquet teams ready to qualify

• Taylor stretches lead going into Carey rodeo
  Another big weekend for WRHS freshman, at Jerome

• Baseball team ends season, lacrosse squad has one more, and IHSAA shriners named
  

• Sports summary
  

• Hailey Cemetery may yield some ghosts
  Sonar survey to count unmarked graves

• Man of action
  

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Green alternatives to floral imports
  

• Bertilia "Bert" Redfern