Sun Valley elected officials take their places Bob Youngman named council president Incoming Sun Valley Mayor Dewayne Briscoe, left, shakes hands with Wayne Willich, who handed over the gavel to his successor Tuesday. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, January 6, 2012

• Sun Valley elected officials take their places
  Sun Valley elected officials take their places

• New highway surface already deteriorating
  ITD launches investigation of 3.25-mile section of roadway

• Gourlay named Ketchum council president
  Helzel relinquishes position but stays on council

• Hilltop building could be allowed in Camas County
  Residents protest proposed changes

• Whitewater park master planning under way
  

• Survey shows room for growth
  40 percent of visitors unlikely to return

• Muer admits to plethora of crimes
  Four other criminal charges dismissed

• Reliability could be improved at Friedman
  Airline, aviation consultants say 300-foot minimums possible

• Governor: Budget, taxes, health care take top spots
  Governor, legislators lay out 2012 priorities

• Briefs
  

• Bitterly clinging
  

• A choice not a candidate
  

• Foresight better than luck
  

• Crosstown cagers heat up the Tank
  Wolverines, Cutthroats pack gym to the gills

• Wrestlers capture 38-30 meet over Gooding
  Home debut

• Sprints in the books at Nordic nationals
  In Maine

• Pond hockey tourney back in Ketchum Jan. 14
  Single day meet

• BCRD Men's Basketball League
  

• Holding the future in your arms
  

• Delilah needs Katie’s help
  Hailey girl struggles with Rett syndrome

• New year, new resolutions
  The Beet

• Countdown to Glory
  

• George Donald Finley
  

• Margaret Cooney Hughes