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The Blaine County Department of Road and Bridges crews have now successfully dug through the snow to the Trail Creek Summit, but the road is nowhere near opening, reported mechanic Derek Oliver.

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The St. Luke’s Wood River Foundation’s board of directors and the Harvey Gray family recently awarded the 2023 Carl A. Gray Memorial Award for nursing excellence to Jennifer Rablin, a registered nurse at St. Luke’s Wood River Medical Center.

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The Bigwood III condominium units on Saddle Road in Ketchum are set to receive sizable new covered parking following approval of design review at a Ketchum Planning and Zoning Commission meeting on Tuesday, May 23.

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Valley residents and visitors alike commemorated Memorial Day on Monday with ceremonies at cemeteries in Ketchum and Hailey, pictured here. Members of the Mountain Home Air Force Base honor guard presented the colors on the ground in Hailey while an Air Force flyover marked the day overhead.…

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Magic Reservoir is now roughly 98% full, holding 187,986 acre-feet of water out of its 191,000-acre-foot capacity, the Big Wood Canal Company and American Falls Reservoir District No. 2 reported on Tuesday.

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A pond next to the lower tailings pile near the Triumph Mine in East Fork is likely spilling over the soil cap on the tailings pile, saturating the tailings underneath and causing iron oxide residue and potentially other contaminants to leach from the waste, according to the Idaho Department…

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Floodwaters from the Big Wood River receded significantly on Wednesday after hitting a peak height of 7.06 feet and 4,420 cubic feet per second at the Bullion Street gauge in Hailey.

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SKI magazine has opened its 2024 survey for skiers and travelers to rate North American mountain resorts in a variety of categories, from snow conditions and trail grooming to service and on-mountain food.

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As spring turns to summer quickly in Idaho, moose, especially yearling animals, begin to wander in search of new territory that will provide them with food sources and cool water.

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Kicking off a process which could last until 2026, the Blaine County Board of Commissioners held a meeting on Monday with Hilary Fletcher of Woolpert Consulting, a firm hired by the county to assist in the prospective process of consolidating the region’s fire and ambulance agencies.

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The Hailey City Council—with the exception of Council President Kaz Thea—agreed on Monday to move forward with the purchase of a $149,230 tiny home on wheels from Snake River Tiny Homes, a tiny home dealership based in Rigby, Idaho.