Soulful Rock Slides Into Sun Valley J.J. Grey and Mofro, a touring band with Southern roots playing a soul-drenched, bluesy blend of rock music, entertain the crowd at the Sun Valley Shakedown concert held Saturday at Festival Meadows in Sun Valley. Grey’s lyrics for the band’s original music hinted of both personal and universal themes reminiscent of Lynyrd Skynyrd. Grey, center, is flanked by Anthony Cole on drums, left, Dennis Marion on trumpet and Art Edmaiston on saxophone. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, July 11, 2012

• Former clerk: Administrator brought 'toxic' environment
  Kelly Ek speaks about Sun Valley controversy

• State seeks stay in Johnson case
  Pro-bono counsel opposes delay in proceedings

• Technology summit kicks off today
  Heavy-hitters return to Sun Valley for annual Allen & Co. conference

• Fire chief sounds danger alarm
  Says weather patterns are reminiscent of 2007

• Wolves kill 4 sheep north of Ketchum
  Open-ended kill order issued

• Cities to consider tax for air service
  Group seeks to implement new LOT

• Group plans new chamber of commerce
  Expectation is to boost local events

• Report: Biking brings millions to valley
  Direct impacts at $6 million, study says

• Safe Haven seeks annexation into Bellevue
  Eldercare facility planned to house 80 people

• Hailey thrives during Fourth of July
  Hotel rooms filled to capacity, businesses report big numbers

• Hailey adjusts development fees
  Commercial zone vacancies give rise to changes

• A declining middle class
  

• Fight drug use and win a Porsche
  4th annual Road Rally coming to Blaine County

• County considers building fund
  $873,000 in courthouse renovations needed

• New app offers guide to valley trails
  Ketchum resident develops service for iPhones

• Bellevue man ‘critical’ after rollover crash
  Carry Livingston flown by emergency helicopter to Boise hospital

• Briefs
  

• It’s here and it’s MASSV
  A little circus, a little art, a lot of fun promised this weekend

• Ketchum Arts Festival
  Outdoor recreation with an artful persuasion

• Delivering on promises
  Caritas Chorale breathes musical life into Native American history

• Reggae reunion
  Toots and the Maytals in town for Marley in the Mountains

• Crofts to celebrate journey of the heart
  

• More public events with the Nez Perce this week
  

• Around Town
  

• Contract law 101
  

• Fish where the fish are
  

• Words vs. deeds
  

• ‘Change orders’ were a surprise to district
  

• Bring on health care law
  

• Thank meditation for drop in crime
  

• Enough of Superintendent Tom Luna
  

• What a valley!
  

• Sun Valley has lost a hero
  

• A hot holiday at Baldy’s Bike City
  Over 1,100 mountain bikers enjoy nationals

• 29 teams expected for Ray Nelson baseball
  40th annual Nelson meet in Hailey

• Moose Madness returns to The Valley Club
  Member-Guest golf tourney this week

• Sawtooth Century bikers set for Aug. 11 tour
  50 and 100 mile courses

• Arritola conquers Loon climb, makes world team
  Qualifies for Labor Day trip to Italy

• New Miss Days of the Old West royalty is named
  Elizabeth Lockyer is new Hailey Senior Queen

• Two golds for Carey at State Hershey
  Track meet in Rexburg

• Fishing Report
  

• Sports summary
  

• Promises and the Nez Perce
  

• $200K increase on Woodside project
  City says utility companies delaying project

• Vamps, Eh Capa Riders take parade honors
  Chamber of Commerce announces winners from July 4 extravaganza

• Night Of Ballet Earns High Praise
  

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Jason ‘Chick’ Bridge