Wow! What a week it was! Cycling nationals, Ride Sun Valley Bike Festival a huge success Cyclist Chris Ellis, of Bellingham, Wash., checks his line during Sunday’s Men 19-29 super downhill on the River Run side of Baldy. Ellis finished 11th of 21 racers in his class with a time of 23:23. The super downhill proved to have the biggest field of the four-day USA Cycling National Championships, with 168 men and 42 women accepting the challenge and pure fun of the Baldy course. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, July 20, 2011

• Wow! What a week it was!
  Cycling nationals, Ride Sun Valley Bike Festival a huge success

• Riding for vets and kids
  Motorcyclists end long journey at Sun Valley Resort

• Council voices support for May special election
  Some citizens want change in form of government

• Wolf-hunting season to be set next week
  Commission will convene July 28

• Hailey to vie for Bellevue law enforcement contract
  Marshal’s contract bids due July 20

• Offering peace of mind
  Mental health services could expand

• County drafts $29 million budget
  Early numbers indicate cuts will be necessary

• Streaker interrupts Sun Valley ice show
  Naked runner not identified

• Former mayor pleads guilty to felony DUI
  Jon Anderson to be sentenced in August

• Santos gets 10 years for drug dealing
  Former boyfriend of Sarah Johnson eligible for parole in 2018

• Ketchum leaders weigh hotels, housing
  City awaits needs assessment

• Whitewater park gains support
  Officials express confidence in project; cost uncertain

• Life Church project close to approval
  Commission places limits on accessory uses

• Bellevue agrees to animal shelter funding
  Council pitches in full $4K for services

• County approves airport agreement
  Revision still must meet approval by Hailey

• Highway 75 resurfacing work delayed
  Contractor having problems with asphalt mixture

• Community School leases Bald Mountain Inn
  Building will house out-of-town students

• Playoff chip shot settles Moose Rut
  Hull, Lodas survive as Valley Club champs

• Hailey extends energy retrofit rebate program
  Sun Valley takes little advantage of energy conservation program

• CDC gets time to pursue housing
  Plan calls for 23 units on First Street site

• Dr. Henry Lodge Turn back your biological clock
  Foundation to welcome author of ‘Younger Next Year,’ Dr. Henry Lodge

• Brush Fire Deemed To Be Arson
  

• Carey man dies in ATV crash
  Body of Ronald T. Hill discovered by friends

• Bacchus celebration is 30 years old
  Sun Valley Wine Auction is The Center’s mainstay

• Bellevue Garden Tour launches
  Inaugural tour will feature eight gardens

• Live music
  Soulful rocker to play Ketchum

• Folk festival supports the future
  Northern Rockies Folk Festival set Aug. 5-6

• Hailey Garden Tour is blooming with ideas
  Tour to benefit the Hailey Public Library

• Coin program needs sponsorship
  

• Feed the dogma
  

• Ed Abbey and industrial man
  

• Not a game
  

• What locals can do
  

• Obama’s not-quite-so-true story
  

• Death, health care and the national debt
  

• Bike festival was big hit
  

• Bike festival was fabulous
  

• Bravo, bike festival organizers!
  

• Yea—go weed-eating goats!
  

• Good job with the goats
  

• Bike path’s for walkers, too
  

• Editorial was anti-democratic
  

• New airport not needed
  

• Bicyclists, pay attention!
  

• Opera deserves more appreciation
  

• Arritola captures fourth 10-miler in record time
  264 footracers finish 16.5 and 10 trail runs

• Caulkins makes U.S. mountain running team
  For world races in Albania

• Legion wraps up with 10-5 win over Rebels
  Founders Field farewell a happy one

• Morales fastest in Twin Falls Sprint Triathlon
  23-mile endurance test

• FISHING REPORT
  

• Collegiate skating finals coming to Sun Valley
  With SVFSC summer competition

• Sports summary
  

• City tax receipts indicate soft spring
  Ketchum LOT revenues decline in May, hurt recovery

• Sun Valley LOT up double digits
  May receipts up 17 percent; retail strong

• Lee Pesky Center hires new director
  Evelyn S. Johnson to lead nonprofit learning organization

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Barry L. Fiedler
  

• Elizabeth Korb