New Snow Welcomed While many locals were on their way to work at 8 a.m. Thursday morning, Ron Trent, above, had already been working for a while cleaning snow at the Jones Building at the corner of Fourth and Main streets in Ketchum. Three inches of powder on Baldy was welcomed by skiers and boarders after an early winter of little snow. The National Weather Service is declaring a winter storm watch from Ketchum to Stanley in effect from tonight through late Saturday night with the possibility of 8 to 13 inches of new snow and hazardous winds sustained at 30 mph with gusts to 50 mph. Photo by Willy Cook

Friday, January 10, 2014

• Suit filed to halt wolf killing program
  Fish and Game hired hunter/trapper

• ITD considers options for highway ditches
  Local officials prefer not to sacrifice funds for new bridge

• Airport building design committee formed
  Master plan outline approved by Airport Authority

• Suit filed to halt wolf killing program
  Fish and Game hired hunter/trapper

• New businesses in Hailey doubled in 2013
  Community Development Department aims for diversity

• Hailey construction values triple over 2012
  More large projects come to city

• Paperwork stalls megaloads
  Shipment passes through Timmerman Junction late Tuesday

• Library management to help museum
  Ketchum council agrees to transfer lease

• Bellevue to consider extension for $500,000 payment
  

• Hailey construction recycling called successful
  Officials hope to extend pilot program

• Briefs
  

• Playing with Unemployment
  

• Contract rights should be open to all
  

• Lethal elixir
  

• SVSEF’s Holmes takes silver at nationals
  Sinnott among men’s leaders

• Burley boys storm back, down WRHS 60-33
  Riverhawks top Wolverine girls 47-37

• Teagen Palmer captures Park City GS
  At Western Elite Tech Series

• Defense lifts Cutthroat boys to league win
  45-38 over Camas Mushers

• First dual meet win for WHRS matmen
  Bailey places at Rollie Lane meet

• Big night of Senior “A” hockey action
  Yeates sparks Morgan’s rally

• Herman Maricich