For longtime Hailey resident Greg Plowman, a day spent skiing the mountain—or biking Croy Canyon, or gathered around the table with family and… Read more
On Tuesday afternoon, about 100 young skiers and snowboarders were spreading out at the bottom of Rotarun for lessons. They then took hold of … Read more
Robert Contreras was one of many recreationists to enjoy wintry conditions on Wednesday, sledding down Sun Valley’s Penny Hill. Though warmer … Read more
If you feel sore and stiff, you might want to consider foam or ball rolling. Whether you’ve skied too hard, or overdone any activity, you can … Read more
February is ending, temperatures are rising, the snow is melting, the days are getting longer (in a good way). Spring is coming. Tell you what… Read more
With nearly 100 nominations between them, residents of the Wood River Valley overwhelmingly backed three finalists for the 2021 honor of “Woma… Read more
Young hockey player Locke Vanbragt of Ketchum made the most of Christina Potters ice rink’s last weekend on Saturday, Feb. 20. With temperatur… Read more
The Locally Grown Food Guide’s Meet Your Farmer spring webinar series begins Wednesday, Feb. 24, with a lunchtime talk about Community Support… Read more
Christina Potters Rink, the annual temporary skating rink made atop a flooded soccer field in Ketchum's Atkinson Park, will close for the seas… Read more
I’m a strong advocate of the study of history. As Polybius said, “The only method of learning how to bear bravely the vicissitudes of fortune … Read more
The Idaho Mountain Express is accepting nominations for its Woman of the Year award, an annual honor recognizing women who work hard to make t… Read more
There will be no charge for skiing or snowshoeing on the Blaine County Recreation District’s winter trails system on Saturday, Feb. 20. A free… Read more
For four years, Wood River Valley native Tory Lakey has been helping her clients brighten their days, celebrate the big events in their lives,… Read more
Fade in from black, scene opens at a radio station. The “Monster Mash” is in its closing moments. Read more
Stanley's 11th annual Winterfest—the 60-odd-person town's hallmark seasonal celebration—begins Friday, Feb. 12, and continues through Sunday, … Read more
Hailey Officer Josh Latimer, left, has been named the department’s Police Officer of the Year, Chief Steve England announced Monday evening. Read more
The Alliance of Idaho and the Sun Valley Museum of Art are partnering for a writing competition open to high school juniors and seniors attending public school in Blaine County.
Hailey’s inaugural snow-carving festival got underway this weekend. Teams of artists have been hard at work shaving down large blocks of ice on West Croy Street, just outside the Hailey Public Library.
At the end of January, The Community Library in Ketchum kicked off its 2021 Winter Read, lining up several weeks of programs focusing on Octavia Butler’s novel “Kindred.” Winter Read interns have added to the programming by devising three creative contests, open to all ages.
The Wood River Wolf Project will partner with high school students this spring to place up to 20 wildlife cameras throughout remote sections of Blaine County, the organization announced last week.
Racers competing in the 48th annual Boulder Mountain Tour can do so any time between Monday, Feb. 1, and Sunday, Feb. 7, at either 15- or 30-kilometer distances. They can keep track of and turn in their own times. Participants can ski anywhere, and many locations have set up courses in suppo…
I’m energized about the fact that many people returned to cooking in 2020. Of course, there wasn’t much choice—and the impact of COVID on human lives, our artisan restaurants and other small businesses has been immense. But now we are seeing layers of sustainable benefits due to an entire sh…
“Talking and eloquence are not the same: to speak, and to speak well, are two things.”
Burns may occur from exposure to heat or flames (called thermal burns), caustic chemicals, or electrical currents. The severity of the burn is determined by the depth and extent of the injury. Superficial (first degree) burns only affect the skin and fur. Partial-thickness burns (second deg…
Already under new ownership for the 2020-21 season, Soldier Mountain is now on a new pass.
The first major snowstorm of the season more than doubled the snowpack on Bald Mountain last week, stacking upwards of four feet of snow on Sun Valley Resort. Baldy was as busy as ever when the skies cleared on Saturday, with skiers and riders eagerly dropping into feet of fresh powder in th…
The Alliance of Idaho, a nonprofit dedicated to protecting the human rights of immigrants in Idaho, is hosting two free virtual events this week highlighting its work, one artistic and the other a tax workshop.
Hailey-based Power Engineers has donated $150,710 in educational supplies to 43 Title I schools across the country, four of which are in Idaho, two in the Wood River Valley.
Rodrigo Ortega was hard at work clearing up the sidewalks along Sun Valley Road Thursday morning as the largest storm of the season so far continued to roll through the Wood River Valley. Even with the National Weather Service forecasting two feet of snowfall for the Wood River Valley, this …
Clients often tell me about their morning sequence to start their days, and I’m always proud that they take care of themselves. A morning core program can help maintain low back health, improve neuromuscular control, spinal stability, movement pattern efficiency, and injury prevention. But a…
Well, that’s January, done and dusted. I haven’t the foggiest idea when things will go back to normal—based on how things are going, it may be a while—but at least we’re technically one month closer, right? On to February.
The liver is responsible for producing many of the proteins involved in the normal blood clotting process. A severely diseased liver doesn’t produce these proteins in normal amounts, and spontaneous bleeding may occur. For liver function to be affected enough that the production of these pro…
A senior at the Sun Valley Community School has been named a candidate in the 2021 U.S. Presidential Scholars program.
Former NFL player Mark Pattison, left, met with friends, family and members of the Higher Ground team in late December at River Run to celebrate a recent fundraising success. Pattison and his daughter, Emilia, third from right, helped raise over $30,000 for Higher Ground programs. To do it, …
Dogs are said to be man’s best friend and here in the Wood River Valley, many locals would agree. Dogs have played a role in the lives of many who have called this area home over the years and make up the subject in numerous photographs held by the Jeanne Rodger Lane Center for Regional Hist…
Have you seen that meme going around that says something along the lines of, “I’ve tried my 14-day free trial of 2021, and I’ve decided not to subscribe”? I feel that. To a lesser extent, though, I kind of feel that every year. The holidays are hectic and stressful, but they’re also delightf…
Agalactia is the absence of milk secretion in a female that has just given birth. It represents either a failure of milk production or failure of the release of milk into the teat canal. Normally, milk is not continuously released after it is produced. Instead, it is stored in the mammary gl…
During the winter months, the Hailey Rodeo arena transforms into a massive, multi-use outdoor ice rink, open to the public. The offering is popular every year, as children and families enjoy a little hockey practice and free skating. This year, the outdoor option provides an extra allure ami…
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