Road rally rakes in quarter-million Porsche GT2 sets new rally record at 197 mph Former Indy car driver and Wood River Valley resident Johnny Unser was the featured celebrity for Saturday’s Sun Valley Road Rally. Unser is shown here next to a 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO owned by Hailey resident Steve Giacobbi. The Ferrari was one of 22 cars that competed in the rally and were on display prior to the event at River Run Lodge.

Wednesday, August 3, 2011

• Road rally rakes in quarter-million
  Porsche GT2 sets new rally record at 197 mph

• Lawsuit could stop wolf hunt
  Molloy to rule on congressional delisting rider

• Sun Valley Planning & Zoning commissioners take a visit
  Development potential sought for land near Dollar

• Big Wood School hires new director
  Meet and greet Thursday in Ketchum

• Bellevue citizens question planned law enforcement changes
  City Council cites potential “overpayments” to Sheriff’s Office

• Run some errands and win a prize
  Mountain Rides holds ‘errand run’ competition today

• Accessory dwelling units allowed in Airport West
  Consensus leads to changes

• Republicans release redistricting map
  GOP plan groups Blaine with Custer, Lemhi

• AG warns about online predators
  DVD available to help parents protect their kids

• Bela Fleck’s Banjo Pickin’ Shook Sun Valley
  

• Fire danger heats up in valley
  Lightning, vegetation contribute to risk

• YMCA Annual Classic is a benefit for all
  Yearly fundraiser supports Y operating costs

• FAA shakeup resonates at Freidman
  Furlough cuts off communications

• Road rally rakes in quarter-million
  Porsche GT2 sets new rally record at 197 mph

• Meter-replacement project nears completion
  

• Public protests 4-H cuts
  Program would “disappear,” say volunteers

• Tending The Garden
  

• Symphony to feature top guest artists
  Symphony season in full swing

• Form of government question expected to appear on November ballot
  

• Bellevue opts out of fire department consolidation
  Hailey Fire and Wood River Fire & Rescue consider collaborative efforts

• Rep. Simpson slashes environmental funding
  Appropriations bill would impact grazing, endangered species

• Rainbow Gold Campers Arrive
  

• Jeff Lamoureux named Ketchum’s newest P&Z commissioner
  

• Mountain Town News
  

• Briefs
  

• Briefs
  

• Get dancing for the 34th Northern Rockies Folk Festival
  Folk fest will feature local and national musicians

• Tour of Homes is a north country experience
  Homes to feature innovation and inspiring ideas

• Minimalism is a large part of art
  New show is a collaboration with valley organizations

• Live music
  Lukas Nelson comes to Ketchum

• Gilman Contemporary to host SETCH benefit
  Artist Ashley Collins inspired by SETCH horse

• The Paul Thorn Band To Play Bellevue
  

• Two thumbs down
  

• Just saying no
  

• Thumbs down on GOP’s new monster district
  

• The Tea Fragger Party
  

• Meter promise wasn’t kept
  

• Thanks for garden tour
  

• Thanks for musical bliss
  

• No justification for county raises
  

• ‘Fantastic’ tour with Guigon
  

• Send wolf packs to Washington
  

• Don’t let Bin Laden win
  

• Save kids, pets from herbicides
  

• Firefighters climb the ladder for first softball title
  6-4 squeaker decides Ketchum Coed tourney

• Ketchum Coed Softball League
  

• Burley Spudman triathlon reaches 25 years
  Valley athletes in 32.7-mile test

• Player, parent meetings next for WRHS sports
  Fall athletes

• Fishing Report
  

• Poggi Bros. Electric Hailey Coed Softball League
  

• All-Stars gather for Hailey softball tonight
  At Hailey’s Lions Park

• Sports summary
  

• Recycle, renew, reinvent: Consignment stores fill niche
  Consigned goods provide alternate business, shopping opportunities in down economy

• Truing the wheel with Wayne Orvick
  

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Nicholas Elliott Crosby
  

• Roger Andrew Anderson
  

• Beatrice O. Haemmerle