To prevent students from using artificial intelligence to cheat on assignments, Wood River H… Read moreAI in the classroom: WRHS considers risks, rewards
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Roughly 40 Ketchum citizens flocked to the Limelight Hotel on Wednesday to share their thoughts on the direction of the town with city officials. Read moreKetchum leaders and residents discuss growth data, comp plan at Wednesday presentation
The city of Hailey saw significant year-over-year declines in lodging activity in January an… Read moreEarly-2024 restaurant, bar sales buoy struggling lodging activity in Hailey
Bellevue residents would like to see some changes to Memorial Park—according to a five-year-… Read moreBellevue floats improvements at Memorial Park
Jake Nikolaisons can’t remember much of the days surrounding the event that changed his life… Read moreHailey native saved by college roommate after cardiac arrest
A vast nature preserve at the foot of Bald Mountain popular among valley residents for walki… Read moreKetchum P&Z approves new welcome center at Warm Springs Preserve
The Blaine County Recreation District is inviting families to Quigley Trails Park for an eve… Read moreBCRD to host free May Day gathering at Quigley park next week
When Tylor Ketchum lived in Ketchum, he was always amused at seeing his name all over town. Read moreTylor and the Train Robbers to debut new music at the Argyros
The Wood River Museum of History and Culture will host a program this weekend aimed at highl… Read moreShoshone-Bannock tribal members to present traditional and contemporary arts on Saturday
Grace Rushton has loved the story of Peter Pan since she was a little girl, and she is thril… Read moreCelebrate hopes and dreams with Footlight Dance production of 'Peter Pan'
Crisis Hotline Executive Director Tammy Davis said celebrating the various nonprofits and or… Read moreValley nonprofits to band together for Funky Fashion Show May 1
Last weekend I taught a “Sourdough 101” class at my friend’s shop—an endeavor to bring her farmer-husband’s organic food to the small town that sprang up generations ago during southern Idaho’s agricultural boom. Read moreBreaking bread to build community
Higher Ground Executive Director Kate Dobbie will transition from her role as the nonprofit … Read moreHigher Ground leader changes roles
As the weather warms and ski season comes to an end, I’m sure many can relate to this group … Read moreSpringtime in Sun Valley
Firefighters from Wood River Fire & Rescue and the Ketchum, Hailey and Sun Valley fire d… Read morePreparing To Fight A Blaze
Carey High School’s small but mighty girls’ track and field team collected two gold medals and wound up fourth as a team during Tuesday’s 17-school Fred Simpson Invitational meet at Butte High School in Arco. Read moreCarey girls earn golds at Arco track meet
Wood River High School sophomore Carter Thompson snags a pass at third base on Tuesday, Apri… Read moreA Battle On The Diamond
Wood River High School senior Emmett Stouffer improved on his preliminary time and won the 4… Read moreStouffer captures 400 at Rigby track meet
The Blaine County Recreation District is inviting families to Quigley Trails Park for an eve… Read moreBCRD to host free May Day gathering at Quigley park next week
Wood River High School graduate Parker Edwards shot a career-best 54-hole score of 219 (72-7… Read moreGOLFER PARKER EDWARDS LEADS YOTES
The trials and travails of an embattled former president have topped the news since the day he left office. His self-inflicted legal injuries, crude behavior and bid for re-election have stoked fears that he could destroy democracy, distracted the nation’s attention for the last four years a… Read moreEvery day should be Earth Day in the news
Since they began, Google and Meta, formerly Facebook, have slowly strangled news organizations. Many have died and left large swaths of citizens in news deserts. Many more are on life support. Read moreLawmakers must rein in digital dictators
“Right here in Idaho, a miniature replica of the moon country, a riot of color and fantastic shapes so unearthly as to make one believe himself on another planet.” Read moreCraters of the Moon is Idaho’s ‘weird and scenic landscape.’ Let’s celebrate its centennial.
It is unique: Some parts of Oregon are seeking a divorce from the state because the residents do not feel represented in the state Legislature. Read moreThe potential boondoggle of Greater Idaho
As you prepare for this upcoming election, you have several choices. But none are as critical or important as the Blaine County sheriff position. The sheriff of each county is the highest law … Read moreHarkins is choice for sheriff
Thank you to everyone who responded to the Hop Porter Park playground survey. It received over 300 responses in 10 days with astounding results. Ninety-five percent said the park needs signifi… Read moreHailey must repair Hop Porter Park playground
Sun Valley City Council meeting agendas state: "The Mayor and Council welcome comments from the public." Beginning early this year, Mayor Peter Hendricks moved the general public comment perio… Read moreTransparency and open communications evade Sun Valley
In loving memory of Dad, Daddy, Dave. Read moreDavid B. Theobald
Nicki (Naomi) Steinberg was born in Montre… Read moreNicki Steinberg
James “Jamie” Eugene Peterson, 61, a resid… Read moreJames 'Jamie' Eugene Peterson
Tom Shadick passed away peacefully at his … Read moreTom Shadick
Edward Vincent Baertschi, 70, of Hailey, p… Read moreVince Baertschi
John Van Belle Besteman left this earth on… Read moreJohn Van Belle Besteman
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