Clouds Keep On Rolling In A cloud hovers over hilltops in the Wood River Valley on Wednesday. A stream of storms that has passed through central Idaho in recent weeks has brought significantly more pre-winter snow to the high country this year than in recent years, much to the delight of Nordic and alpine skiers. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, December 7, 2012

• Hailey: No compromise on airport plan
  Airport Authority discusses alternatives for future

• Judge postpones McKinstry hearing
  Elgee grants motion to reshuffle proceedings

• Reliability at airport could improve
  Airport Authority commissions feasibility study

• Resort opens more terrain on Baldy
  Storms bring above-average early conditions

• ITD considering use of wildlife sensors
  Mountain Rides moving on south valley transportation center

• Police respond to mayor’s ‘disappointment’
  Chief: We have good investigators

• Marketing Alliance gets applause
  Members ask questions, but approve efforts

• Police still investigating hit-and-run
  Injured man released from St. Luke’s Wood River hospital

• Share the Spirit event this weekend
  Holiday, community spirit drive local shopping

• Jail ordered in felony domestic case
  Judge declines to put defendant in state ‘rider program’

• Sustain Blaine elects board member
  Matt McNeal to replace Evan Lawler

• Mountain Town News
  

• Briefs
  

• Good grief
  Endless Conversation

• Resort Reopens Lodge Dining Room
  

• Coming Home to Roost
  

• Simpson vs. Norquist
  

• Recognition, sales are measures of marketing success
  

• Silver Creek project will help fishery
  

• Wolverines battle back and beat Gooding 35-30
  “Stall Ball” is effective down the stretch

• WRHS girls host Riverhawks tonight
  Girls’ hoops in Hailey

• Suns, Moose renew hockey rivalry this weekend
  Series at Jackson Hole kicks off Suns season

• Hailey wrestlers beat Kimberly, Century
  First dual meets in Pocatello

• Pearl Harbor