Zions Bank is accepting submissions for its Lights, Camera, Save! video contest, a national competition that encourages teens to use video to … Read more
The Blaine County Sheriff’s Office is reminding motorists that Idaho’s hands-free driving law is being enforced, and violations can result in … Read more
Jordyn Dooley, a licensed professional counselor with a Master of Science degree in art therapy, has opened her own art therapy and counseling… Read more
Ketchum’s city clerk and treasurer, Grant Gager, has stepped down from his post at the city. Read more
The Sun Valley Realtors Give Foundation’s annual holiday charity program, Holiday Baskets, provided meals for 2,000 people in Blaine County, a… Read more
The 5B Resilience Gardens group will distribute bilingual seasonal SPROUT Kits at no cost to 300 local families on Feb. 10. A group of volunte… Read more
Ketchum City Council members on Jan. 19 unanimously approved half-marathon and full-marathon events at Atkinson Park over three days, from May 21-23. Read more
The Spa at Sun Valley, at Sun Valley Resort, has been named No. 1 Spa in Idaho—along with placing No. 39 overall—on online publication Spas of… Read more
A new therapy practice focused on women’s health has opened in central Ketchum. Read more
The city of Ketchum is seeking public input on its draft master transportation plan, a long-term planning document that updates existing condi… Read more
The city of Ketchum is seeking public input on its draft master transportation plan, a long-term planning document that updates existing condi… Read more
The Sun Valley Museum of Art is putting women’s suffrage in focus with its new Big Idea project, “Deeds Not Words: Women Working for Change,” … Read more
The Idaho Chapter of the Sierra Club is hosting Idaho’s 17th annual Wild and Scenic Film festival virtually on Friday, Jan. 8. The festival co… Read more
Idaho’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate fell to 5.5% and nonfarm payrolls regained 5,400 jobs in October, as the state’s economy continu… Read more
The Idaho Department of Fish and Game will host a trapper education course in Salmon on Saturday, Dec. 5, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Fish an… Read more
The South Central Public Health District has stocked up on FluMist treatment and flu vaccine shots, and can administer the treatments to child… Read more
Eighty-one aftershocks from the 6.5-magnitude earthquake earlier this year were recorded near Stanley over the past week, according to the U.S… Read more
Trail Creek Road has been closed for the winter, Blaine County announced on its website Saturday. Read more
After an extended closure necessitated by COVID-19 illness, the Blaine County Recycle Center has reopened to the public with adjusted hours of… Read more
An Idaho Land Board meeting on Tuesday came and went without discussion about AT&T’s proposed cell tower in the Sawtooth National Recreati… Read more
Ketchum City Council members on Monday issued final approval for two major contracts for public service. Read more
Volunteers with the Sun Valley Realtors Give Foundation pitched in to help Vietnam veteran Eric Berglund with yard work last Friday, part of a… Read more
The governing board of the Ketchum Rural Fire Protection District will hold a public hearing at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 18, at Sun Valley City… Read more
Last month, Ketchum adopted an emergency ordinance that establishes a temporary moratorium on the demolition of buildings in the downtown area… Read more
Ketchum City Council members on Monday gave unanimous approval to a plan to hold a scaled-back Festival of Trees holiday event in Town Square … Read more
The Blaine County Recreation District staff has implemented a weekly program dashboard that will inform the community on recreation options based on the Blaine County commissioners’ Risk Assessment Scale.
The Wood River Women’s Foundation began accepting applications for its 2021 grants program on Nov. 2. During its 15-year history, the foundation’s pooled fund has granted nearly $2.5 million in more than 150 grants to local nonprofits. In 2020, more than $300,000 was awarded to 17 organizati…
Shoshone-based dairy farm 4Brothers Dairy owner Andrew Fitzgerald has pleaded guilty to the unlawful discharge of pollutants, a violation of the Clean Water Act, according to a Friday press release from the Department of Justice.
The most recent victim of COVID-19 in Blaine County was a Ketchum man in his sixties, Blaine County Coroner Russ Mikel said Tuesday.
Certified physician’s assistant Ashley Brown has purchased the longtime Ketchum medical practice of Dr. Nancy Parry and is now operating the family medical clinic at 431 Walnut Ave. N.
The Hailey City Council on Monday approved findings of fact and conclusions of law regarding an Oct. 13 extension granted to Sunbeam subdivision developer Marathon Partners.
The Magic Lantern’s ongoing 39th annual Fall Film Festival will continue with the opening of the acclaimed Broadway musical “Kinky Boots,” beginning Friday, Oct. 23, and continuing throughout next week.
The number of Idahoans who filed a continued claim for unemployment insurance benefits fell for the 23rd consecutive week, dropping 8 percent for the week ending Oct. 10, to 8,386, the Idaho Department of Labor reported. The four-week moving average for continued claims also fell by 8 percen…
The city of Ketchum will host an open house at 4 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 21, at the Hulen Meadows pond north of the city, to provide an opportunity for public input on the restoration plan for the Sun Peak Preserve riparian area and the pond.
Ketchum theater company The Spot will be accepting virtual auditions for its upcoming Young Company project. Area students in grades 9-12 with interests in the performing arts, technical theater or video production are encouraged to submit virtual auditions by Friday, Oct. 16.
Pump prices across Idaho fell around nine cents from September to October, according to a Monday press release from AAA Idaho.
Community Library tech guru Paul Zimmerman will lead a virtual class on Wednesday, Oct. 14, to teach beginning tech users how to use five video-chat platforms on their computer, tablet or phone.
Seattle-based energy company Ultra Safe Nuclear Corporation (USNC) is proposing placing a micro-reactor power plant at the Idaho National Laboratory, it announced in a Sunday news release.
The Hailey City Council appointed Kate Wutz as a new library board of trustees member on Monday evening to fill the expiring seat of long-term board member April MacLeod.
Following the conclusion of a successful 2020 virtual summer season, the Sun Valley Music Festival has announced a new board president. Previous president Sue Monson completed her second term in the role on Aug. 20, at which point newly elected president Judy Getto stepped into the role.
Despite recent route changes to western U.S. ski destinations, Delta Air Lines has no plans to end its service to Hailey, Fly Sun Valley Alliance Director Carol Waller confirmed on Thursday.
The Hailey Public Library Board has selected Lyn Drewien as its new library director, the city of Hailey shared in a press release last Thursday.
A mountain lion reportedly killed a horse west of Hailey early Sunday morning, the Idaho Department of Fish and Game announced Monday afternoon.
The South Central Public Health District and the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality issued a public health advisory Monday for Mormon Reservoir south of Fairfield.
The Muldoon Fire on the Salmon-Challis National Forest was 100 percent contained as of 6 a.m. Tuesday morning, according to the federal incident information system InciWeb. The site is about 20 miles southwest of Mackay and approximately half a mile from the Star Hope Campground.
Ketchum resident Kathleen Phelan Britt donated $10,000 to the City of Ketchum to purchase face masks for residents, along with contributing efforts from Davis Embroidery and the city.
In a resolution passed by the Hailey City Council on Monday, Hailey resident Kitty Miner was appointed to the Hailey Parks and Lands Board to fill the term vacated by former board member Sara Gress.
A land preservation bill authored by Congressman Mike Simpson, R-Idaho, passed by a large bipartisan vote of 310-107 in the House of Representatives on Wednesday.
The Bureau of Land Management Shoshone Field Office is asking members of the public to review and comment on a recently completed environmental assessment (EA) analyzing new recreation and camping opportunities in the Wood River Valley.
The Sawtooth Society’s annual Sagebrush Soiree fundraiser will take place this Saturday, July 25, in a fully virtual format. The event features a live auction, entertainment, rolling pledge and more to support the Sawtooth Society’s mission to protect, preserve and enhance the Sawtooth Natio…
The 2020 Sun Valley Wellness Festival & Conference announced this week that it will now be held in a fully virtual format, having previously hoped to offer some programs online and some in person. The 23rd annual event is scheduled to take place from Aug. 21-24.
The Hailey City Council on Monday agreed to defer the costs of park reservation, special event fees and banner-hanging fees incurred by the Wood River Valley chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness this summer.
The Wood River Farmers Market will now operate in Hailey’s Roberta McKercher Park from 2-6 p.m. on Thursdays.
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