Blaine County’s COVID-19 case rate dropped to zero in the last week, according to data repor… Read more
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For the first week since the pandemic began, Blaine County didn't gain any cases of COVID-19 between June 6 and today, June 13. Locally, 2,388 have caught the virus over the past 15 months. The South Central Public Health District continues to monitor four cases. Read more
The Hailey City Council will hold a presentation on Monday, June 14, on alternatives to the … Read more
A bill signed into law by Gov. Brad Little on May 6 will allow hunters and private contracto… Read more
The city of Ketchum is moving forward with a scaled-back Wagon Days event—but not as small a… Read more
Students attending summer school or programming in the Blaine County School District will no… Read more
The Big Wood Canal Company shut off Magic Reservoir at noon Thursday, putting an exceptional… Read more
Country music star Robbie Walden turned to Christian ministry with his It Takes a Village Ministries and will celebrate the Christian faith this weekend with a “Crosswalk” to commemorate the life of Jesus Christ. Read more
The Hailey Farmers’ Market will kick off the local produce and crafts season Saturday at 9 a… Read more
Graduating Wood River High School seniors and varsity soccer players Atzel Jimenez and Jaime Avila sign their National Letters of Intent on Wednesday at Wood River High School. Avila will head to College of Wooster in Ohio, while Jimenez will go to North Idaho College in Coeur d’Alene. From left, WRHS junior varsity coach and varsity assistant coach Juan Salamanca, Jaime Avila, Atzel Jimen… Read more
The Ketch’em Alive summer concert series returns to downtown Ketchum next week, kicked off with a concert Tuesday night by Tylor and the Train Robbers. Read more
The Hailey Tree Committee will host its annual ArborFest this Saturday, June 12, at McKerche… Read more
This year’s Road to Summer’s End-Concert Series will take place July 23-24 at Lions Park and… Read more
The term “genius” gets thrown around all the time, but for playwright Samuel D. Hunter, it’s… Read more
The cities of Ketchum and Sun Valley should vigorously pursue an increase in the local-option sales tax on short-term condominium rentals and earmark the increased revenue for use in the development of workforce housing. Read more
The U. S. Senate had its chance to show that bipartisanship is possible. Instead, Republican senators proved that it is not. Legislation favored by the majority will never see the light of day unless Senate Democrats eliminate the filibuster now. Read more
I have a secret to reveal: I’m part of a vast left-wing conspiracy hellbent on turning patriotic Americans into Marxist drones by giving them better health care and making it easier to vote. Read more
COVID-19 is the super virus that world health officials warned us would someday come, and just over a year later, it was everywhere, including Idaho. Read more
The Forest Service continuously justifies logging our forests based on what it calls “forest health.” The agency claims logging will “restore” resiliency. But few ask what exactly constitutes… Read more
I am for community housing and I love Ketchum, and that’s why I oppose Bluebird. Read more
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