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The Concert Truck Brings Sun Valley Music Festival to Bellevue
About 11 a.m. Thursday morning, a black Chevy 4500 truck with a picture of piano rolled up outside the Bloom Community Center in Bellevue, and a woman in a sleek red gown better known for her piano prowess than her truck driving backed it into place.
FitOne Helps Fund New Carey Weight Room and Gym
Students at Carey High School and residents of the Carey community now have access to a renovated weight room with new fitness equipment, thanks in part to a $25,000 contribution from St. Luke's FitOne.
Ohio Fire Evacuees Set on Edge by Shots
Five days after a man burned himself trying to put out a fire he started while firing a gun, shots rang out again over mid-valley.
THIS WEEK
The Concert Truck Brings Sun Valley Music Festival to Bellevue
About 11 a.m. Thursday morning, a black Chevy 4500 truck with a picture of piano rolled up outside the Bloom Community Center in Bellevue, and a woman in a sleek red gown better known for her piano prowess than her truck driving backed it into place.
FitOne Helps Fund New Carey Weight Room and Gym
Students at Carey High School and residents of the Carey community now have access to a renovated weight room with new fitness equipment, thanks in part to a $25,000 contribution from St. Luke's FitOne.
Ohio Fire Evacuees Set on Edge by Shots
Five days after a man burned himself trying to put out a fire he started while firing a gun, shots rang out again over mid-valley.
How One Woman's Financial Free Fall Became a Mission to Help Women Fly
Steph Wagner had it all figured out. A thriving career in investment banking and private equity, the kind of financial aptitude most people only dream about, and a goal of attending Harvard Business School. Then life happened.
Ohio Gulch Fire Misdemeanor Charges Issued
A 23-year-old male from Los Angeles, Calif., has been charged with one count of misdemeanor in connection with the Ohio Fire.
St. Luke’s Releases Community Health Needs Assessments Study
St. Luke’s St. Luke’s has released its 2026 Community Health Needs Assessments, identifying the highest priority health needs facing communities across southern Idaho.
Ohio Gulch Firefighters Give Evacuees a Gift Beyond Measure
Marie Gallo was awakening from a nap Saturday afternoon when a friend who lived in Deer Creek called her.
Learn How to Chart a Course to Financial Freedom
Steph Wagner, author of Fly! A Woman’s Guide to Financial Freedom and Building a Life You Love, will discuss her book about courage, resilience, and how to reclaim power over your life and your money Thursday at The Community Library.
Bears Go Grocery Shopping in Our Backyards as Berries Dry Up
It’s felt like it’s the Christmas holidays in Atkinsons Market so many vacationers are crowding into the store aisles.
Ohio Gulch Fire Could Be Contained Today
Wood River Valley fire evacuees played the waiting game Monday to see if they would be allowed back into their homes following a wildfire that threatened homes in Ohio Gulch, the Valley Club and Indian Creek.
SBG Garden Tour to Showcase Golden Eagle Gardens
One garden sports a steel and wooden pergola with a dramatic four-spout water feature and a yard accented with large wall-hanging metal artworks. Another features metal daffodils in amongst perennials, a small basalt fountain and metal sculptures by Joseph Knnebrew.
Examining the Role of Women in Scripture and Society
Women’s Role in Scripture and Society will be the topic of an interfaith discussion to be held Thursday, July 23, at St. Thomas Episcopal Church.
Ohio Gulch Fire Under Investigation as Residents Remain Evacuated
The Blaine County Sheriff’s office is investigating a video that may show the origin of the Ohio Gulch Fire that displaced hundreds of mid-valley residents this weekend.
Sun Valley Music Festival Brings The Concert Truck to Valley
The Sun Valley Music Festival’s 2026 Summer Season gets underway in the Sun Valley Pavilion on Monday, July 27, when pianist Orion Weiss will headline opening night.
BCRD Hosts Fifty Years Strong Party
The Blaine County Recreation District is celebrating its Golden Anniversary with a 50 Years Strong Party on Sunday, July 16.
Ohio Gulch Fire Continues to Rage
Wood River Valley residents between East Fork Road and the Hiawatha neighborhood were evacuated Saturday as a fast-moving wildland fire ripped through crackling dry sagebrush and tall grasses spreading like tentacles up and down hillsides and into canyons.
Fox Creek Bridge Fly-In a Done Deal
After months of planning, a helicopter swooped into the airspace above the parking lot at the Fox Creek Trailhead before sunrise Friday morning.
Jazz in the Park Leads Off a Week of Free Concerts
The Van Paepeghem Sextet will perform at Sunday’s free Jazz in the Park concert in Ketchum’s Rotary Park.
OHIO FIRE EVACUATION UPDATE, The Indian Creek zone is now on Level 3 GO NOW EVACUATION Status
OHIO FIRE EVACUATION UPDATE: The Indian Creek zone is now on Level 3 GO NOW EVACUATION Status. This includes all homes in the Indian Creek Subdivision and the Indian Creek canyon areas. This means LEAVE IMMEDIATELY. You are in fire danger.
EVACUATION ALERT, Residents in the Ohio Gulch zone, dump, and Wynn’s compost
EVACUATION ALERT: Residents in the Ohio Gulch zone, dump, and Wynn’s compost are on GO status due to the new fire off of Ohio Gulch Rd. This includes the Heatherlands and the Valley Club.
An Edible Wildflower Containing Cyanide
If you’re planning on skinning your knee, this would be a good summer to do so as there are robust clumps of yarrow, whose leaflets can stop bleeding, along Wood River Valley hiking trails. Learn about this plant, as well as chokecherry, scarlet gilia, serviceberry and wyethia, or yellow mule’s ear, in today’s Eye on Sun Valley video featuring Lisa Horton, longtime member of the Wood River Chapter of the Idaho Native Plant Society.
Stanley Observatory Opens Tonight
Tonight’s grand opening of the Sawtooth Observatory in Stanley will be marked by a First Light Ceremony.
Sunday Fun Day at Quigley to Include World Cup Watch Party
Demo a Pivot bike, test your bike skills in fun contests and join your neighbors at a FIFA World Cup Final Watch Party when Trailhead Bicycles holds its annual Sunday Fun Day.
How Ellen and William Craft Ran From Slavery and Why Their Story Still Matters
They hadn't even cleared their first train station when everything nearly fell apart.
Celebrate Sun Valley Olympians and Paralympians Tonight
Come walk with Team USA tonight—Friday, July 17--when Sun Valley’s hometown Olympians and Paralympians parade from Champions Meadow to Ketchum Town Square.
Helicopter Puts on Show for Commuters Before Moving to Fox Creek
Being stuck in traffic on the morning commute into Ketchum hasn’t been quite so bad this week, thanks to a helicopter flying concrete and other materials to the top of Bald Mountain.
Cowboy Ball Salutes Equine Therapists at Swiftsure Ranch
The covered arena at Swiftsure Ranch was packed with women sporting embroidered cowboy boots and men crowded around a table full of exotic whiskeys ripe for the bidding.
Here’s How to See the Upcoming Sun Valley Writers’ Conference
The Sun Valley Writers’ Conference, which runs Saturday through Monday, Jully 18-20, at Sun Valley Resort, is offering three options for viewing this year’s speakers, including Ken Burns and Doris Kearns Goodwin, free of charge.
Cabin Creek Fire Under Investigation and Fox Creek Trail to Close
Forest Service officials are asking the public’s help after determining that the Cabin Creek Fire near Alturas Lake was caused by an unattended camp fire a quarter mile uphill from the Luther Heights Organizational Camp.
Blaine County Education Foundation to Get Octane Like Boost from Car Rally
Deborah Van Law was ecstatic to learn that her Blaine County Education Foundation had been selected as a beneficiary of the Sun Valley Tour de Force’s Cars and Comedy fundraiser on Saturday, July 25, at the Limelight Hotel.
Sun Valley Tour de Force Car Show to Hit Streets of Ketchum
Supercars, classics and private collector vehicles will line the streets of Ketchum next week when the Sun Valley Tour de Force returns.
Community Library Seeks Children’s Book for New Sho-Ban School Library
When The Community Library built its new Wood River Museum of Culture + History, members of the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes contributed fish traps and moccasins to represent the earliest peoples in the Wood River Valley.
Sun Valley Resort Claims America’s First Destination Star Spot
Sun Valley was designated as America’s first destination ski resort in 1936. Now, the resort has achieved another first—that of the nation’s first DarkSky Certified Resort.
Worth Gibson to Perform ‘Cowboy’ and More at Ketchum Town Square
And on Wednesday Sun Valley audiences will get a chance to hear it when he performs at Ketchum Town Square.
Firefighters Work to Corral Cabin Creek Fire
Firefighters have been working to contain a fire that started on Sunday near Alturas Lake.
Thom Ross Salutes ‘the Godfather of the Western’
On the eve of America's 250th birthday, Buffalo Bill Cody rode into Ketchum — on canvas.
Sun Valley Jewish Film Festival Kicks Off on Tuesday
The Wood River Jewish Community kicks off its annual Sun Valley Jewish Film Festival on Tuesday, July 14.
Cowgirl Cattle Boss Tells Story of Conservation
A member of the National Cowgirl Hall of Fame will describe how she went from a young ranch bride to a gritty cattle boss to a conservationist devoted to the unique desert landscape in which she lives Tuesday at The Community Library in Ketchum.
Scott Glenn Talks Marines and Love for Idaho at Hero’s Journey Dinner
He has gone toe-to-toe with Hannibal Lecter, ridden bulls in a Texas honkytonk and hunted Soviet submarines in the North Atlantic. But ask Scott Glenn what changed his life, and the Hollywood veteran will point to the mountains outside his window in Ketchum, Idaho.
Meet Candidates for Idaho Attorney General and State Superintendent
Pack a sack lunch and meet candidates for Idaho Attorney General and State Superintendent today—Sunday, July 12.
Ambassador Blinken to Have Garden Party for Candidates
Ambassador Alan Blinken is hosting a reception in his garden to support local candidates for Congress and the Idaho legislature.
Ketchum Arts Festival Boasts Super Capes, Snazzy Rock Art and More
Sara Syme confesses to be an introvert. But, when she drapes one of her sparkling capes over her shoulders, she feels like a superhero.
The Snake and the Whale to Screen Tonight
When investigative journalist John Frey was asked to make a documentary examining the ongoing fight to remove four dams on the Snake River to revive salmon and steelhead runs, he found himself swept into a world where he saw politicians abruptly silencing those who were making statements or asking questions in favor of the idea.
Individual Admits to Starting Bellevue Fire with Fireworks
An individual has admitted to starting a wildfire with fireworks in Martin Canyon, according to the Blaine County Sheriff’s Office. An investigation is ongoing.
Ketchum Gets Into Swing of World Cup Soccer
For the first time in a long time, it truly felt like Americans knew what this World Cup meant. Even if it ended in disappointment. Even if it was just a taste. Even if, only for a bit, we got to know what it meant to be on the world stage.
100 Men Who Care Organizes Mental Health Panel for Monday
On Monday 100 Men Who Care will bring together seven professionals to discuss how to address Mental Health and Wellness in the community.
Fire Erupts East of Bellevue and Firefighters Rescue Woman on Carbonate
Firefighters from Blaine County Fire and Rescue reported to reports of a wildland fire in Martin Canyon, off Muldoon Canyon Road east of Bellevue at about 5:23 p.m. Thursday, July 9.
The Spot Turns ‘The Impossible Dream’ Into a Dazzling Season
The Spot could not have planned a more rousing sendoff as 20 teens and veteran thespians concluded "The Impossible Dream" with the words "To reach the unreachable star."
Locally Grown Guide Available to Guide Your Fork
Get a recipe for Brenda’s Herbed Coleslaw with goat cheese. Learn about the Farm to School Initiative that Future Roots is working on with the Blaine County School District. And get tips on buying in bulk so you can eat locally all year long in Future Roots’ new Locally Grown Guide.
Blues Guitarist to Play on Behalf of NAMI
Blues guitarist and songwriter Albert Cummings will perform on behalf of NAMI Wood River Valley (National Alliance on Mental Illness) this coming month.
City Talks Police Chiefs, Water Restrictions and LOT Money
The City of Ketchum is closing in on a new police chief. And it’s finetuning a water restriction ordinance it hopes it never has to use.
Boulder Mountain Clayworks Throws a Birds of a Feather Pot Together Party
Boulder Mountain Clayworks will hold its Ceramics in the Garden benefit on Wednesday, July 15.
Sun Valley Freeride Champion to Get His Shot at the Winter Olympics
Sun Valley freeride skier Toby Rafford learned Tuesday that he will have the opportunity to join the rarified air of the many Sun Valley athletes who have gone before, competing in the Winter Olympics.
Ketchum Arts Festival to Feature Artist Who Follows the Sun
Mark Mitchell is the master of sunrise and sunset.
Ketchum Arts Festival to Feature Pipe Lamps and Suncatchers
A hundred Idaho artists will set up shop on the grassy aisles of Sun Valley’s Champions Meadow this weekend during the 28th Ketchum Arts Festival.
Bright Knight Opener Had Everything but the Bat Signal
Holy incredible, Batman!
Trailing of the Sheep Festival Begins Taking Registration for Wool and Cooking Classes
Jan Bittenbender lives in McCall. But sometimes she feels as if her heart belongs in Sun Valley, drawn to the Wood River Valley by a love for all things sheep.
Caravaggio Film to Tell of Temperamental Baroque Pioneer
Delve into the story behind the masterpieces of Baroque painter Michelangelo Caravaggio when The Community Library screens Caravaggio, a 2025 documentary from Seventh Art Productions – Exhibition on Screen.
Sawtooth Rangers Rodeo Ropes in Crowd
Another round of the popular Days of the Old West Rodeo is in the bag for the Sawtooth Rangers.
A Train, a Mine Shaft, a Sheep Camp-Floats Celebrate Blaine County History
Idaho didn’t become the 43rd state of the United States of America until July 3, 1890--114 years after the Founding Fathers signed the Declaration of Independence.
Small Town Vibe Enchants Visitors
Gary Kuchcinski looked out the open door of the Mountain Humane van and couldn’t believe his eyes.
Japanese Fire Truck Filled with Unique Plush Toys Captivates Children
Wood River Valley fire engines always manage to catch children’s attention with their pulsating sirens at the beginning of the Hailey Fourth of July Parade.
How We Got America’s Fight for Independence Wrong
Wood River Valley residents celebrate America's 250th birthday today.
Jazz in the Park Gets a Boost
Jazz in the Park aims to get back on track on Sunday, after last week’s cancellation due to forecasted rains that never came.
New Fire Agency Puts Out First Fire
The new Blaine County Fire & Rescue was consolidated on Wednesday, July 1.
Ahead of the Fox Creek Bridge Drop
Justin Blackstead had to drag the Fox Creek Bridge back upstream after the bridge was swept off its moorings and floated downstream during flooding following massive snowfall in 2017.
St. Luke’s Wood River Bolsters Emergency Medical Response
St. Luke's Wood River has implemented several new emergency department enhancements designed to improve patient safety, strengthen trauma response, and support high-quality care close to home.
Future Roots to Hold the Elevated Table
Future Roots’ signature annual fundraiser, The Elevated Table is set for 4:30 p.m. Thursday, July 16, at the historic Purdy Ranch property on the banks of Silver Creek near Picabo.
Circa 1971 Showcases Works from America's Foremost Print Collector
When Jordan D. Schnitzer's mother Arlene gave him his first art print in third grade, she could not have known she was planting a seed that would grow into the largest fine art print collection in the United States.
Thom Ross’s Unique Take on Buffalo Bill Celebrates America 250 During Gallery Walk
Thom Ross, whose paintings portray historical events and iconic Americans such as General Custer in new ways, will hold an Artist Chat today ahead of Friday’s Gallery Walk.
SVMoA Hosts Annual Street Party
Sun Valley Museum of Art will hold its annual Street Party Friday night in conjunction with the opening of its new exhibition “Circa 1971: From the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation.”
Bobby Sox and Broken Hearts-That’s ‘The Marvelous Wonderettes’
“The Marvelous Wonderettes” is like light summer reading meant for the beach.
Children’s Playhouse to Raise Money for Burnout and Benevolent Fund
It’s a charming cabin with a porch, chair, green trim and hanging flowers.
Sawtooth Botanical Garden Offers Plant Sale Incentives
The Sawtooth Botanical is holding its Annual Plant Sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday through Sunday, July 3–5. The sale will be at the garden, which sits at the corner of Highway 75 and Gimlet Road.
Fourth of July Parade Could Use a Few Good Sheepherders, Skiers and Miners
The City of Sun Valley, in the words of Uncle Sam, wants you. And so do other cities and organizations in the valley.
Will Whelan to Share Stories from New Book ‘Connected by Nature’
Conservationist and historian Will Whelan will share stories of the people and pivotal moments that have shaped conservation across Idaho tonight at The Community Library in Ketchum.
’Eat Your Ice Cream’ Author to Headline St. Luke’s Speaker Series
Dr. Ezekiel J. Emanuel, author of “Eat Your Ice Cream: Six Simple Rules for a Long and Healthy Life.” will headline St. Luke’s Wood River Foundation’s annual Health & Well-Being Speaker Series this summer.
Bright Knight Celebrates Caped Crusader and Other Sides of Adam West
To Batman’s daughter, home life was perfectly normal. Adam West cooked fried chicken and pot roast for his kids, made breakfast for everybody on Christmas morning, and mowed the lawn.
Learn the Surprising Twists Behind the Declaration of Independence
American History professor Robert Watson will discuss his newest book, Declaration: The Story of American Independence, at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 1, at The Community Library in Ketchum.
Ketchum to Hold Coffee Talk at Capstone
Get acquainted with a new business in K-Town and get an update on the Highway 75 road construction project during the next Ketchum Coffee Talk on Tuesday.
When Butch Cassidy Robbed an Idaho Bank
Butch Cassidy robbed the Montpelier bank in southeast Idaho on Aug. 13, 1896, along with two associates, Elza Jay and Bob Meeks.
Jazz in the Park Cancelled
It had been one of the most anticipated Jazz in the Park concerts of the season.
Expect Delays and Detours on Buttercup Road
The Monday commute is about to get a little tougher for those who use Buttercup Road.
Meet the American Bistort
American bistort, also known as smoke weed, mountain meadow knotweed and mountain meadow buckwheat, was an important food source for the Native Americans in the Mountain West with roots tasting like chestnuts. Learn more about this wildflower, along with sheep sorrel, blue penstemon and groundsel, in today’s Eye on Sun Valley video featuring Lisa Horton.
Mormon Tabernacle Choir Watch Party and Hot Dog Feed Tonight
Wood River Valley soccer fans have been flocking to World Cup watch parties this week—Joyce Patricelli said she got within an inch of the screen during the exciting last second between Turkey and the United States on Thursday.
Young Washington Depicts a Young George
An advance screening of “Young Washington” is being offered to the public free of charge as part of the nationwide celebration of America’s 250th anniversary.
The Doctor Who Wants You to Live Well, Not Just Long
Dr. Cory Szybala put forth a simple message to those attending the fourth annual Sun Valley Joy Summit held last week in Ketchum: Stop chasing longevity. Start chasing health span.
Roundhouse Gondola Cranks Up for Summer Today
The Roundhouse Gondola will lift off for the summer season beginning today—Friday, June 26. But—be forewarned--lift service will be to mid-mountain only due to construction of the new Christmas and Lookout Express chairlifts.
Ballet Sun Valley Festival Cancelled But Pop Up Benefit Emerges
EDITOR’S NOTE: Sadly, this weekend’s Ballet Sun Valley Festival has been cancelled due to temperatures possibly dipping as low as 39 degrees in the early morning hours of Saturday and Sunday that could make for unsafe performance conditions.
Sun Valley Community Invests in Next Generation of Chefs
The tent outside Trail Creek Cabin was buzzing with energy, good food and the unmistakable spirit of a community rallying around its next generation of chefs.
Jessica Lang to Discuss Ballet Work She Created at Hemingway House
Renowned ballet choreographer Jessica Lang, one of the most celebrated choreographers of the past two decades, will discuss how she choreographed a new work for Ballet Sun Valley’s 2026 Summer Festival at 11 a.m. Friday, June 26, at The Community Library in Ketchum.