The Mountain Rides Transportation Authority is hoping to increase mobility for mid-valley re… Read more
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The only ambulance at the Greenhorn Fire Station—which serves Gimlet, Ohio Gulch and other mid-valley neighborhoods—was moved to the city of Ketchum recently, leaving the mid-valley without an ambulance for the first time since the Greenhorn station was built almost 40 years ago. Read more
Blaine County and the cities of Ketchum and Bellevue have banned the use of all types of fir… Read more
For many years, advocates have said that the Big Wood River has been impacted by shore-side … Read more
The Blaine County commissioners unanimously approved an application from the Blaine County S… Read more
A Hailey man is facing a five-year prison sentence and three-year driver’s license suspensio… Read more
A wind-driven brush fire that ignited about six miles north of Shoshone on Sunday was estima… Read more
The Sun Valley Jewish Film Festival returns to present another batch of informative and fascinating movies July 6, 7 and 11 at the Sun Valley Community School Theater. The event—hosted by the Wood River Jewish Community—will open at 6 p.m. each night. Read more
Gov. Brad Little and First Lady Teresa Little need your help in selecting the 2022 Governor … Read more
On June 24 and 25, the Boston Ballet performed two unique nights of dance at the Sun Valley … Read more
The Liberty Theatre Company, on Friday, announced their next slate of exciting new shows. Wi… Read more
Matt Letourneau, a Sun Valley native and junior at St. Paul’s School in New Hampshire, was awarded the annual $2,500 Kiril Sokoloff Prize for Compassion and Kindness—money he’s paying forward to help the Men’s Second Chance Living in Hailey. Read more
Locals and visitors christened the Warm Springs Preserve in Ketchum with a party on Tuesday,… Read more
Have you been drawn to the trails to revel in the wildflowers? Or magnetized by the energy o… Read more
One of the most common misconceptions is that pets can eat bones. Whether it be left over bo… Read more
On a picturesque Saturday morning on the West Magic Reservoir, 61 anglers—brought together by a love of fishing and a $1,000 top prize—kicked off the 2022 annual John McClatchy Fishing Derby. Read more
Certainly fishing this June has had its moments; but, over all, it has been tough. We were b… Read more
Dual moguls—a head-to-head take on the freestyle skiing discipline—will join the Olympic pro… Read more
U.S. Ski and Snowboard named Olympic standouts Jessie Diggins and Ryan Cochran-Siegle were n… Read more
Carson Mooney claimed his fourth consecutive Valley Club President’s Cup championship, and M… Read more
Humans must start putting plans in place for the worst impacts of climate change. It may be the only thing left that could generate the high level of attention needed to move the nation and the world to undertake the Herculean efforts necessary to stop climate change. Read more
Reactions to the Supreme Court’s ruling last week overturning Roe v. Wade focused on abortion rights. That lens is too narrow. To defend against the loss of rights and freedoms that define our 21st century world, Americans must look back to the Equal Rights Amendment. Read more
I join many in Idaho and across the country today in welcoming the high court’s long awaited decision upholding state sovereignty and protecting preborn lives. The decision provides clarity around landmark cases at the center of passionate debate in our country for nearly five decades. This … Read more
I never expected to see such a grave rollback of our rights in the 21st Century. I am shocked that young Americans just lost rights that their parents were guaranteed and for which their grand… Read more
New state legislation will prohibit “public entities” from any investment activity that examines environmental, social and governance factors, starting July 1. While ESG has been a controversi… Read more
We celebrate 50 years of incredible effort to reverse a flawed 1973 ruling from an activist Supreme Court that violated states’ rights guaranteed by the 10th amendment. That power is now right… Read more
Roe v. Wade was wrongly decided in 1973, resulting in the deaths of millions of unborn babies over nearly half a century. Today, the U.S. Supreme Court took a major step to right that wrong, r… Read more
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