A Whole Log Of Fun Ketchum Mayor Randy Hall, left, and Sun Valley Mayor Wayne Willich participate in a log cutting, rather than a ribbon cutting, to mark the grand opening of the new visitor center in Ketchum on Friday afternoon. The ceremony inaugurated the building as the new, permanent home of the visitor center and the Sun Valley Chamber of Commerce. The renovation was led by architect Susan Desko, who donated her time, and was supported by many other volunteers. Holding the log in place is Greg Randolph, general manager of the Sun Valley Chamber of Commerce. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, November 16, 2011

• For now, no zip lines on Baldy
  Sun Valley not changing plans in light of new ski-areas law

• County studies Little Wood mystery
  Excavation conducted without state, federal, county permits

• East Fork resident: Coyotes killed dog
  Victim first in 3 years, says wildlife official

• Camas may gut hillside ordinance
  Hilltop construction in county halted earlier by court order

• Roxy’s Market to reinvent, relaunch
  Grand reopening scheduled for Dec. 16

• Author to speak on kids’ wellness
  

• School kicks off Outdoor Leadership Academy
  10 students selected for first class

• Judge rules for ICL in travel-plan case
  

• New brewpub is a first for Ketchum
  Enlivening downtown, expanding beer offerings part of the plan

• Sustain Blaine plans airport meeting
  Business community asked to weigh in

• Woodside street project still alive
  City leaders say plan is contingent on acceptable construction bid

• Town welcomes welcome center
  Visitor center, Starbucks franchise open for business

• Trial set in debit-card theft case
  Woman pleads not guilty to illegally using co-worker’s card number

• Another arrest made in police-car arsons
  3 juveniles face arson conspiracy charges

• Briefs
  

• Knob Hill Inn readies for reopening
  Luxury hotel set to resume business Dec. 15

• Mountain Town News
  

• Mayhem on ‘The Big Day’
  Acting affords students new tools for life

• Celebrating serendipity
  Friendships led to gallery’s move, timing enhanced by spotlight on artists

• Memories and melodies
  Tickets on sale now for classical concert series

• Around Town
  

• The Party's Over
  

• Good people did nothing
  

• Whose welfare?
  

• Herman Cain’s woman problem
  

• Marketing campaign hits a home run
  

• Super-majority vote is fair
  

• Bag ban was civics lesson
  

• Hilex Poly plans more recycling
  

• Results don’t back up math
  

• Let’s give more to nonprofits
  

• Why does rodeo arena sit empty?
  

• Carey coasts to championship game, 62-16
  Special teams come up big, Panthers win in 3 quarters

• Wood River swimmers bring it home
  

• BCRD Nordic Season Underway
  

• Knight scores go-ahead goal for U.S. Women’s team
  

• Soccer awards aplenty for Wood River, Community School
  WRHS’s Paisley named defensive player of year

• U.S. Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame announces Class of 2011
  Dick Dorworth inducted

• WRHS cross country has mixed results at Eagle Island
  

• Wood River opens season with close loss
  Wolverines get nipped, 29-27

• Sun Valley Ski Education Foundation Fall Game Dinner Auction
  Snowboard coach Jon French receives Jack Simpson Award

• Carey Line Score
  Carey 62, Castleford 16

• Utah teams top robotics competition
  Wood River wins design award, but robot experiences technical glitch

• Neighbors/Vecinos
  Prejudices are part of who we are

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Lisa Lawson
  

• Wesley Vernon Tramill
  

• Beverly Clement Brown
  

• Carl Hoskins