St. Luke’s Wood River Foundation will host a presentation and complimentary luncheon featuring national estate- and charitable-planning expert Johni Hays on Monday, Feb. 25. Hays will speak on estate-planning techniques to minimize taxes and maximize assets in the hour-and-a-half luncheon in the Bailey Studio at the Argyros Performing Arts Center in Ketchum, from noon to 1:30 p.m. Read more
Sun Valley Economic Development will hold its quarterly Economic Forum on Wednesday, Feb. 27… Read more
A mountain lion was found hiding under a car near Warm Springs Lodge in Ketchum on Sunday af… Read more
Increased travel during the holiday weekend is sparking interest in highway conditions in th… Read more
The Ketchum and Sun Valley city councils will hold a second joint meeting on the cities’ pot… Read more
Stories of American culture can be full of twists and turns. Ketchum resident Rod Tatsuno, 76, is a walking, talking example of why to not judge a book by its cover. Read more
Savoring the school’s first state girls’ basketball tournament title, the Carey School Panther girls and their loyal fans will never forget their incredible team effort in Saturday’s 56-48 State 1A Division 2 title game victory over the Salmon River Savages, in Nampa. Read more
Mikaela Shiffrin has no illusions about how difficult World Cup-level alpine ski racing can … Read more
The Carey High School Panthers and Salmon River Savages from Riggins will be playing for the… Read more
Last week’s FIS/USSA Nor-Am men’s technical races on Baldy ushered in a weekend full of grea… Read more
A Big Apple Chelsea Piers spinoff of the century-old New York St. Nicks senior men’s hockey … Read more
The government shutdown has delayed the arrival of tax refunds until this week. Now that IRS checks are in the mail, taxpayers are finding that the only thing delayed may be the shock of a tax cut that isn’t one. Read more
The public ought to have the legal right to launch legal challenges of those who illegally try to shut down public roads and access to public lands and navigable streams in Idaho. Read more
Like thousands of families across Idaho, Vicki and I raised our children, and now our grandchildren, to enjoy the outdoors through hunting, fishing and recreation. Some of our best memories together have been spent on public lands across the state, which helped me develop a deep appreciation… Read more
The people of Idaho have spoken on access to health care through Medicaid expansion, and they will not rest on this issue until they are sure the Legislature respects the will of the voters. Read more
I have been a part-time homeowner in Ketchum for several years. I came for the excellent recreation, culture and beauty that our wonderful resort area offers. Over the years, I have followed, … Read more
Mayor Fritz Haemmerle’s cheap shot at our president, equating him to Hitler and Mussolini, is both offensive and disgraceful. This man is apparently so full of hate himself that it disqualifie… Read more
I’ve been around for a long time, but I have never witnessed the level of disrespect for a president of the United States. Read more
The Sun Valley Gallery Association is gearing up for its first free Gallery Walk of 2019. Read more
Freezing temperatures may be good for ice …
Loma H. Hill, 90, of Boise, passed away Feb. 11, 2019. Read more
Born Dec. 13, 1932, in Paducah, Ky., Madora attended Hillsboro and West … Read more
Patricia Ann (Patsy) Batchelder, of Old Snowmass, Colo., passed away pea… Read more
Edmund Wattis Dumke, 93, died peacefully in his home on Feb. 10, 2019, o… Read more
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