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BRINGS HER MODERN TRAVEL-FOCUSED DESIGN TO DOWNTOWN KETCHUM

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laine Kim, designer of her Los Angeles based luxury clothing line, is settling into her newly opened boutique in downtown Ketchum. On a recent morning, she moved between racks and fixtures, adjusting displays and preparing the space for winter visitors.

Kim first arrived as a seasonal pop-up two years ago. Since then, she and her team have transformed the former Tribes Showroom near Rasberrys into a gallery-style retail space for her line and an exclusive selection of accessories.

“It’s been a pleasure to introduce Elaine Kim to Sun Valley,” says Deborah “Burnsie” Burns, Visual Merchandising and Client Experience Consultant for the store. “She brings dedication and a clear point of view. It’s exciting to see her clothing come to life on the women who shop here.”

Burns notes that the town has become a destination for visitors and residents with strong ties to larger cities. “Her work fits into that shift,” she says.

Kim views the Ketchum store as a place to refine her approach to dressing and styling. “This store is my design lab,” she says. “I see what people want to wear here, what they need, and how pieces should work together. Clients know I design for longevity and flexibility, not just for a season.”

Now entering her second winter in Ketchum, Kim is broadening her core lineup with cold-weather items. A brand new collection of sweaters, outerwear, and footwear—including novelty cowboy boots— will roll out in early December.

Throughout the winter, the boutique will host “Styling Fridays,” informal gatherings with refreshments for customers and friends who frequent the space. Many refer to it as the “office” or “clubhouse.”

“All are welcome,” Kim says. S You can visit Elaine Kim Ketchum/Sun Valley (411 5th Street East, Ketchum) Mondays through Saturdays from 10 am to 5 pm, and Sundays from 12 pm to 5 pm.

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Air St. Luke’s Expansion in Wood River ELEVATES EMERGENCY CARE AND ADVANCES ST. LUKE’S MISSION

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hen a skier suffered a fractured leg near Hyndman Peak last April, the swift and coordinated response by Air St. Luke’s and local Emergency Management Service agencies transformed a potentially life-threatening situation into a successful rescue. This mission—executed in steep, snowy terrain at nearly 11,000 feet—was a powerful preview of the life-saving capabilities now permanently stationed in the Wood River Valley.

On August 9, St. Luke’s Health System expanded its emergency medical transport program by placing a helicopter and specialty medical team at St. Luke’s Wood River Medical Center. This strategic move directly supports St. Luke’s mission to improve the health of people in the communities it serves by ensuring rapid access to high-quality care, especially in rural and mountainous regions where time is critical.

THE BELL 429 HELICOPTER The backbone of this expansion is the Bell 429 helicopter, a dual-engine aircraft selected for its high-altitude performance, speed, and safety. Capable of landing in remote, rugged terrain, the Bell 429 is equipped with ICU-level technology including ventilators, cardiac monitors, and infusion pumps—allowing crews to deliver advanced care en route. Being stationed at the hospital also gives the crew the capability of carrying whole blood, which can be crucial in treating trauma cases.

Since its arrival, Air St. Luke’s has responded to multiple emergencies, including injured hikers and a heart attack patient in Carey. That flight took just 12 minutes—compared to over an hour by ground. In cases like STEMI heart attacks, where national guidelines allow up to 120 minutes for rural transport, this speed can mean the difference between life and death.

“Rapid identification, activation, response, and transport have been instrumental in patient outcomes,” said Blaine Patterson, EMS Director for Air St. Luke’s. These capabilities reflect St. Luke’s commitment to excellence, safety, and innovation in care delivery.

COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS The program also strengthens community partnerships. The April rescue involved a high level of coordination between Air St. Luke’s, Blaine County, Ketchum Fire and Rescue, and local skiers. Prior joint training in avalanche and helicopter safety enabled the team to execute a complex extraction with precision and trust.

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“Rapid identification, activation, response, and transport have been instrumental in patient outcomes.”

— Blaine Patterson “Our crews train constantly, but they also adapt in real time,” said Jeffrey Safley, RN, rotor wing supervisor. “Their ability to think critically and act safely is second to none.”

Beyond emergency response, the Air St. Luke’s membership program supports the system’s mission by making care more accessible and sustainable.

For $65 per year, members receive financial protection and help fund local EMS training and equipment. “Most of our membership dollars go right back into the community,” said Patterson.

Air St. Luke’s also operates bases in Boise and Twin Falls, serving Southern Idaho, Eastern Oregon, and Northern Nevada. Through partnerships with the Association of Air Medical Membership Programs (AAMMP) and Life Flight Network, coverage extends across the Pacific Northwest and Northern California.

“This new resource reflects our continued partnership and shared commitment to delivering timely, life-saving care,” said Blaine County Sheriff Morgan Ballis.

For those who live, work, and explore Idaho’s wild places, Air St. Luke’s is more than a helicopter—it’s a lifeline, and a clear embodiment of St. Luke’s mission in action. S Learn more at stlukesonline.org

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GEM OF THE FLEET

By Sheriff Morgan Ballis, Blaine County Sheriff’s Office

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THE WEST CAMPUS At The Valley Club

By Fred Hartzman

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GREAT FINDS Extraordinary Winter Gifts

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Photo courtesy of Elaine Kim

SHOPPING MAP BUSINESS LISTINGS

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ART & SCIENCE

By Peter Nestor

Photo courtesy of Haley Cutler

PUBLISHER / OWNER Randy Schaeffer ART DIRECTOR Judy Stoltzfus PRODUCED BY Judy’s Design House WRITERS Sheriff Morgan Ballis Haley Cutler Bryant Dunn Fred Hartzman Julie Johnson Peter Nestor PHOTOGRAPHERS Maggie Grace Photography Sonja Ivie Photography SALES Randy Schaeffer 208.720.1352

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ELAINE KIM Brings her modern travel-focused design to downtown Ketchum

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AIR ST. LUKES EXPANSION IN WOOD RIVER

By Joy Prudek

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SHOWING UP IS EVERYTHING

By Haley Cutler

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ADRIFT IN THE HIMALAYAS

By Bryant Dunn

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MIDDLE FORK RIVER TOURS The Vacation of a Lifetime!

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OUTDOOR GUIDE

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SLEIGH RIDES

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ALL SEASONS LANDSCAPING Rooted In Tradition

By Braden Robinson

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SUN VALLEY WEDDINGS 60 / Teagen and Hagan 62 / Kate and Dave

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LODGING GUIDE From 5-star to sleeping bags – we have it all including luxury homes and condos

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AIRLINE MAP Nonstop flights from ORD, SEA, SLC, LAX, SFO, DEN

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STANLEY Upper and Lower Stanley Map

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Maggie Grace Photography

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TOWN MAPS 75 / Sun Valley Village 78 / Ketchum/Elkhorn 79 / Hailey 80 / Bellevue

TOWN BIKE PATH

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SOLDIER MOUNTAIN

BALDY TRAIL MAP Photo courtesy of Manas River Lodge

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NORDIC TRAILS

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WHAT IS WINTER IMMUNITY?

By Julie Johnson, NTP

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DINING GUIDE The Source is the only local magazine that gives you a complete listing of all restaurants and cuisine from Stanley to Fairfield.

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Showing up is everything HOW MY GRATITUDE DRIVES MY GROWTH.

By Haley Cutler HALEY CUTLER – Showing Up for Every Turn Every turn I take, on snow and in life, starts with how I show up. Ski racing may be measured in fractions of a second, but what leads to those moments is everything that happens behind the scenes: my training, my mindset, my recovery, my belief.

I’m a professional alpine ski racer from Sun Valley, Idaho.

I’m also an independent athlete competing on the World Cup circuit in pursuit of my Olympic dream. I’ve been skiing since I could walk, shaped by the mountain community that raised me and continues to fuel my journey. Competing outside the U.S. Ski Team means carving my own path, one built on grit, gratitude, and the people who help me keep pushing forward.

For me, this path isn’t just about skiing, or skiing fast… yes, it is a huge bonus when that happens… It’s about honoring the process that makes my journey possible. My community, my body, and my heart all work together. The time I spend with my coaches, trainers, and mentors carries the same weight as the time I spend on the snow. They remind me that performance is built on presence, and that showing up with intention is everything. Ski with purpose, live with purpose.

This journey wouldn’t be possible without the team that keeps me grounded, strong, and striving toward more: BLAIR BROWN – Monarch Longevity Center Performance & Recovery • Mental Resilience • Off-Snow Director & Coach Blair is equal parts strategist, sage, and sergeant, the fairy godmother I didn’t know I needed. Through Monarch’s integrated approach and her relentless accountability, I’ve been invited to rise in every area of my life.

DR. AARON STERN – Ketchum Chiropractic Body Alignment • Muscle Activation • Structural Integrity Aaron’s work goes far beyond the structure of my body.

His precision and compassion have taught me that alignment in the body mirrors alignment in life.

MICHAEL ROLLINS – Timeout Human Performance Integrated Bodywork • Bioenergetics • Brain-Speed Optimization Michael sees potential others miss. His relentless pursuit of improvement has elevated not just my physical performance but my understanding of what it means to level up.

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Haley and Blair at Monarch, fine-tuning postural alignment and muscle engagement on the shake plate — a tool that supports recovery, circulation, and strength from the inside out.

TIM HANNA – Training in Motion Holistic Strength & Conditioning • Dynamic Movement • Functional Power Tim’s patient, precise coaching reminds me that true strength is quiet, consistent, and connected – mind, body, and spirit in motion.

This season, I’m racing with a full heart. Fueled by the people who believe in me, the work that keeps me balanced, and the love I have for what I get to do every day. Because how I show up for life is exactly how I’ll show up on course. I cannot thank my community enough for believing in me through this incredible journey. This is #whatittakes.

SUPPORT HALEY’S JOURNEY AT worldcupdreams.org/grant-application/ support-an-athlete-2 Haley Cutler is a professional alpine ski racer from Sun Valley, Idaho.

Competing independently on the World Cup circuit, she continues to chase her Olympic dream with grit, gratitude, and a full heart.

Gem OF THE Fleet

By Sheriff Morgan Ballis, Blaine County Sheriff’s Office Photo: Idaho Mt. Express/Roland Lane

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he Blaine County Commissioners proclaimed the week of November 10, 2025 as the “USS Idaho SSN 799” week across Blaine County. The purpose of the proclamation was to bring awareness of the new Virginia Class nuclear-powered fast attack submarine named the USS Idaho, SSN 799. Christened in 2024, the SSN 799 is scheduled to be commissioned in the Spring of 2026 and is currently undergoing sea trials. The SSN 799 is the fifth United States naval vessel named after the state of Idaho and it has been more than 100 years since the last ship to bear the name of the Gem State.

BCSO “GEM OF THE FLEET” To honor this historic occasion, the Blaine County Sheriff’s Office held a ceremony to unveil their newly wrapped patrol vehicle. Dubbed the “Gem of the Fleet”, every detail was intentional and symbolic. The hood displays a sonar signal probing the depths of the ocean, the gas cap showcases the state of Idaho with the year 1890 when she was granted her statehood, and the bottom of the tailgate has the SSN 799 broaching the surface of the water. The Gem of the Fleet will be operated by Sgt Allen Compton, a U.S. Army and Idaho Army National Guard veteran.

IDAHO’S NAVAL HISTORY The landlocked state of Idaho has played a foundational role in the development of our nation’s naval forces. During World War II, Camp Farragut in Northern Idaho trained more than 55,000 sailors and more than 4,000 radio operators trained at the University of Idaho in Moscow. The Idaho Nuclear Lab in Arco was home to the U.S. Naval Proving Ground from 1942 to 1949 where the first nuclear prototype submarine reactor was created. In Blaine County, Sun Valley Resort was transformed into a U.S. Naval Convalescent Hospital serving wounded sailors and Marines. Blaine County’s service to the Navy continues as the Culinary Specialists of the SSN 799 were trained by chefs from the Sun Valley Culinary Institute. The first meal served aboard SSN 799 included elk and Idaho grown potatoes.

MARINE CORPS 250TH BIRTHDAY The event also included a traditional cake cutting ceremony for the Marine Corps’ 250th birthday. A mameluke sword, symbolizing the Marines’ commitment to carrying the sword so our nation may live in peace, was used to cut the cake. The first piece of cake was given to the guest of honor, Blaine County employee Jon Eaton, a retired Navy Chief Petty Officer and submariner. The second piece of cake was given to the oldest Marine present, Captain Jack Regan who served during the Vietnam War. The eldest Marine then passed the piece of cake to the youngest Marine representing the passing of knowledge. The youngest Marine present was Blaine County Sheriff Deputy Christian Crusberg who served in Afghanistan.

The USS Idaho SSN 799 week also paid tribute to those who served “calling upon our citizens, public and private institutions, businesses, and schools to honor our nation’s veterans, active duty service members, and their families.” S Photo: Idaho Mt. Express/Roland Lane

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The West Campus AT THE VALLEY CLUB

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he Valley Club has long been celebrated for its stunning 27 holes of championship golf and its elegant clubhouse, where members enjoy fine dining with sweeping views of the mountains and the golf course. But The Valley Club is much more than a golfer’s paradise — it’s a full lifestyle destination, thanks to The West Campus.

At The West Campus, members can take advantage of eight pickleball courts and seven tennis courts, providing the perfect setting for both casual rallies and competitive play. For those who prefer fitness off the courts, the state-of-the-art fitness center features the latest in workout technology and equipment, designed to meet every fitness goal.

Water lovers will find plenty to enjoy as well. The newly renovated Family Pool offers the ideal spot to relax and play with loved ones, while the Lap Pool provides a serene space for cardio workouts and serious swimmers alike.

Members seeking relaxation and rejuvenation can visit the new Spa Center, which includes two beautifully appointed massage rooms staffed by some of the area’s top massage therapists — the perfect retreat for soothing tired muscles.

And when it’s time to unwind, there’s no better place than the Moose Grill. Affectionately known as “The Moose,” this inviting, casual dining spot has quickly become a favorite gathering place for members. With its warm atmosphere and delicious menu, The Moose feels like a second home.

The West Campus truly embodies the spirit of The Valley Club — offering recreation, relaxation, and community in one exceptional setting. S SUN VALLEY SOURCE

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EXTRAORDINARY WINTER GIFTS

Great Finds THE ELAINE KIM BOUTIQUE A luxurious Italian-made deep-crowned derby crafted from ultra-soft lapin felt, the KEATON hat features a striking black and white animal print that makes a confident, fashion-forward statement.

BARRY PETERSON JEWELERS

Anniversary Diamond Sun Pendant The “Sun Valley Sun” has become a Barry Peterson Jewelers signature line, with a rich heritage reflecting Barry’s exquisite craftsmanship. For the Sun Valley 50th Anniversary, Barry created the all-diamond Sun Valley Sun, which glitters with 50 stunning diamonds set in the original design.

Chic and cozy, our CARMEL sweater vest is crafted from the softest luxury cashmere blend – its perfect weight and edgy zipper details make this your go-to piece for elevated everyday style. www.ElaineKim.com 411 East 5th Street, Ketchum

Anniversary Diamond Eyes Sun Pendant For the Sun Valley 50th Anniversary, Barry created the Anniversary Diamond Eyes Pendant, which glitters gold sun rays with 2 stunning diamonds set in eyes of the original design.

Anniversary Sun Pendant For the Sun Valley 50th Anniversary, Barry created the original Sun Valley Sun, which glitters gold sun rays complimented by its unique design. This beautiful Pendant can be purchased in a variety of sizes in white gold, yellow gold or silver. www.barrypeterson.com 511 Sun Valley Road, Ketchum | 208.726.5202

MAISON et CADEAUX

Jellycat. Expect the unexpected. Embrace the gentle humor and exquisite textures of these characters. A beautiful winter collection! www.maisonetcadeaux.com 351 N. Leadville Ave, Ketchum | 208.622.3101 22

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Check out some of the winter favorites.

Blundstone Birkenstock Ugg Shoes for every man, woman, child and season!

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MOON SHINE BOUTIQUE AND THE CONTEMPORARY COTTAGE

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Fubuki boots are durable, warm, and waterproof, lightweight, and anything but boring.

Van Deer skis – a premium brand of racing and freeride skis out of Austria. This is a collaboration between World Cup skier Marcel Hirscher and Red Bull. The skis are amazing, and with the marketing power of Red Bull, and the top Norwegian athletes gaining podiums with this ski. www.sturtevants-sv.com Ketchum: 340 N. Main Street 208.726.4501 Hailey: Corner of Main & Carbonate 208.788.7847

Locally-made items from jewelry, hats, t-shirts (like this original Apres Ski shirt created by Local Artist Drew Merklinghaus) candles, ornaments, ceramics and clothing!

MOON SHINE BOUTIQUE 210 Sun Valley Rd, Ketchum | 208-726-6293 THE CONTEMPORARY COTTAGE 618 S. Main St, Hailey | 208-788-3258

UNDERSTORY SUN VALLEY

Studio Penny Lane, Studio Collection Once currency, now keepsake. These sterling silver pieces, crafted from vintage coins, are more than adornment – they’re a piece of history and a quiet reminder to pause, reflect, and live with intention.

Find them exclusively at Understory Sun Valley. www.understorysunvalley.com 580 4th St. E. Suite 160 | Ketchum | 208.721.3903 SUN VALLEY SOURCE

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Great Finds SWAY BOUTIQUE

Complete your look with Sway’s selection of accessories.

Sunglasses by Quay. Purse by Billini. Jewelry by Gorjana.

511 Sun Valley Road | Ketchum 208.928.7884

JENSEN STERN

Earrings are 18 kt gold, pink spinel and diamonds.

Find distinction in every detail at Jensen Stern, where curated design, precious metals, and uncommon gems define an unforgettable experience. www.jensenstern.com The Galleria | 351 Leadville Ave N | Ketchum

RASBERRYS Retail Nook

In addition to the deli case, Rasberrys has a variety of jams, spices, vinegars, granola, drink mixers, wine and locally made goods. Visit us downstairs from 11-5, Monday - Friday www.rasberrys.net 411 5th Street East, Lower Level, Ketchum | 208.726.0606

STYLED TWICE

Ketchum’s newest consignment boutique where you’ll find high-end fashion and accessories including Blumarine, Chanel or Alexander McQueen. www.styledtwicesv.com 180 North 1st Ave #3 | 208.720.5867 24

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Art & Science

Who the heck ever came up with the idea of strapping their boots to boards for the purpose of sliding on snow?

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o doubt some crazy, burly footed Viking.

Generations of skiers since have praised whoever it was to Ullr, all the while cursing the pain in their feet at the end of each glorious day.

Today, with the blend of art and science practiced by leading bootfitters and an expansive, carefully curated selection of modern ski boots, that is all ancient history.

A good bootfitter will start with a careful analysis of both feet and ankles. Then will work with you to find the most compatible boots.

Since not all feet are the same, with differing ankle alignment, stability, and rigidity, good bootfitters offer a choice of footbed options to ensure the best possible connection between foot and ski.

Modern ski boots offer many customizable features. Most liners, as well as many shells, are heat moldable. Our bootfitters are skilled at employing all the technology the industry offers, as well as handshaping boot shells or building up liners for a perfect fit.

Additions to the arsenal are both foam-injected and thermo-fit replacement liners that push the limits of performance.

Put your feet into the hands of a trained and experienced bootfitter to guide you through the process of artfully leveraging all the science available in modern ski boots to achieve a high-performance, high-comfort fit.

Finally, to increase your success in shopping for new skiboots, find a shop that stands behind its work.

Ski shops such as Sturtevants’ with their exceptional full-season Boot Fit Guarantee secure your boot shopping experience, with the promise of extraordinary follow-up service as the boot breaks in. S

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W E STE R N BIG GA ME HUNTI NG S STEE LHE A DI NG SUN VALLEY’S FINEST HUNTING ADVENTURES!

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Bhutan’s First Flyfishing Lodge Opens to the World

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By Bryant Dunn ©2025

he Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan is known by many as the happiest country in the world. In fact, Bhutan’s primary socio-economic indicator is Gross National Happiness (GNH), a statistic coined and implemented by Bhutan’s fourth king, Jigme Singye Wangchuk. Though small in geographic size, measuring only 200 miles east to west and 90 miles north to south, the kingdom happily offers immense outdoor recreation opportunities.

Activities include kayaking, rafting, trekking, birdwatching, wildlife viewing, mountain biking and, for the first time in history, flyfishing.

Technically, flyfishing for introduced brown trout and native snow trout has been allowed since 1974 but the recent approval of a national recreational angling program for Golden and Chocolate Mahseer, two of the rarest and most desirable species for international anglers, was only opened in 2023.

And for the first time in the kingdom’s history, an eco-lodge

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designed specifically for anglers, Manas River Lodge, has opened its doors to the international angling market.

MANAS RIVER LODGE Manas River Lodge is located on the banks of the Mangde Chhu river, one of Bhutan’s mahseer strongholds, and rests within the borders of Royal Manas National Park, a true gem of the kingdom’s National Park system. Surrounded by natural wonders including rivers, streams, waterfalls and mountainous jungles that hold elephants, tigers, leopards, rhinoceros, wild buffalo, multiple primate species and nearly 800 bird species, Manas River Lodge is a high-end haven situated in one of the most biodiverse locales on the planet.

Though remote, Bhutan is remarkably easy to get to.

Flights on Druk Air, Royal Bhutan Airlines, arrive regularly from Bangkok, New Delhi, Singapore, Dubai and Kathmandu among other international hubs. Once arrived in-kingdom, visitors will enjoy unique and spectacular sightseeing opportunities including the famed cliffside Tiger’s Nest monastery, the world’s largest Sitting Buddha statue, the Punakha Dzong (a fortress built in the 1600s to protect villagers from Tibetan invaders) and other Buddhist points of interest.

Transportation to Manas River Lodge is primarily accomplished by helicopter which makes for an unforgettable experience high above the mountainous topography of the Eastern Himalayas. Upon landing in Royal Manas National Park, guests are met by vehicles which deliver them to their lodgings after a short five-minute drive. Welcomed by the lodge’s highly trained service team, guests are then invited to share a riverside welcome drink and cool lemongrassinfused face towel as they are blessed by local Buddhist monks in advance of their angling adventure.

Manas River Lodge’s daily operations are overseen by

Nawang Tenzin, formerly the Assistant Manager of the Aman Resorts in Bhutan, one of the kingdom’s five-star lodging options. Nawang’s staff of highly trained service professionals ensure that each guest is pampered during their visit and the kitchen staff of former Aman chefs and assistants provides a culinary experience that is second to none in the kingdom.

SPECTACULAR SOUTHERN BHUTAN Although non-angling guests are welcome and encouraged to join, Manas River Lodge was created in an effort to introduce anglers to the unique and previously unfished waters of spectacular southern Bhutan. Over the course of the week-long stay, guests will primarily fish from NRS rafts equipped with fishing frames, casting platforms, lean bars and comfortable seats intended to reproduce a western-style angling experience. Additionally, anglers will walk-andwade in select areas and even fish directly in front of the lodge on MRL’s private beach. By any measure, this is a fishing experience unlike any other offered in the international angling market.

Golden Mahseer (Tor putitora) and Chocolate Mahseer (Neolissochilus hexagonolepis) are two target species which are endemic to the Himalayan Range and have only recently garnered the attention of most international anglers. Primarily pursued in India, the mahseer’s reputation has grown as adventurous anglers have begun to explore the remote waters of the Himalayas and a limited amount of social media has begun to focus on highlighting these rare and incredibly strong river-dwelling fish. Manas River Lodge stands as the only mahseer-specific fishing lodge located not only in Bhutan but across the entirety of the Himalayan range.

Simply stated, Manas River Lodge provides a unique angling adventure in an idyllic Himalayan setting while simultaneously offering a five-star lodging and culinary experience. Combine this attention to guest satisfaction with the calming sounds of the flowing Mangde Chhu river, the calls of Great Hornbills flying overhead, the thrill of a screaming fishing reel and the cultural uniqueness of Bhutan and her people and visitors can rest assured that they will discover unfettered happiness in the heart of the Himalayas. S For more information about booking your angling adventure at Manas River Lodge, visit www.manasriverlodge.com or email info@himalayanflyfishing.com.

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S MIDDLE FORK RIVER TOURS

The Vacation of a Lifetime!

ince 1986 Middle Fork River Tours has been providing quality river vacations on the Middle Fork of the Salmon River.

Clint and Molly Frank of Sandpoint, Idaho own and operate the company and take great pride in offering exceptional whitewater rafting and fishing trips for families, friends, and corporations. They have remained a small family-owned company so they can take an active role and be personally involved with all aspects of their guests river experience.

Clint leads most every trip and has a genuine enthusiasm for life and the river. Molly’s love of the outdoors and zest for good food has led her to create a river menu that is as diverse and exciting as the river they run.

Middle Fork River Tours is committed to providing exceptional rafting and fishing trips on the Middle Fork of the Salmon. Their trips are all inclusive and they offer you a service complete with everything needed to enjoy the river. Expert guides, topnotch equipment, delicious food, detailed camps, and an adventure that will instill lifelong memories.

Visit their website at middlefork.com and join them for a first-class whitewater rafting experience on the legendary Middle Fork of the Salmon. S

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Join Middle Fork River Tours, top outfitter on Idaho’s Legendary Middle Fork of the Salmon.

Offering 5 or 6 day all inclusive trips.

Taking reservations for summers 2026, 2027 & 2028

Clint & Molly Frank | www.middlefork.com | 1-208-627-9989

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THE MAGIC OF THE BOULDER MOUNTAIN TOUR SPRINTS - Wednesday, February 4 • EXPO - Friday, February 6 BMT RACE AND AWARDS - Saturday, February 7 One of Idaho’s crown jewels glides back into the spotlight this winter as the Zions Bank Boulder Mountain Tour returns for its 53rd anniversary on Saturday, February 7, 2026. Set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Sawtooth National Recreation Area north of Ketchum, this storied cross-country ski race captures the spirit of the season and the soul of the Wood River Valley.

The BMT isn’t just a race – it’s a celebration. Kicking off the Sun Valley Nordic Festival, the action begins with the lively NordicTown USA Sprints at Simplot Lot on Wednesday, followed by the Boulder Mountain Tour Expo at the Limelight Hotel on Friday, where skiers and spectators mingle with industry insiders, explore the latest gear, and pick up race bibs in a festive atmosphere.

On race day 800 skiers will line up outside the historic Galena Lodge, ready to race through 34 kilometers of rolling, snowcovered terrain in the Full Boulder. 200 skiers participate in the Charley Course Half Boulder, a 15-kilometer option starting at Baker Creek, offers families and newer skiers a chance to share in the magic on the lower half of the beautiful route.

For over half a century, the Boulder Mountain Tour has been a beloved tradition – a blend of athleticism, community, and winter wonder. Whether you’re racing, cheering, or simply soaking in atmosphere, this iconic event promises a day of skiing, camaraderie, and pure joy in the heart of Idaho.

For details and additional information, please visit bouldermountaintour.com or email us at bouldermountaintour@gmail.com.

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90 SEASONS

For 90 seasons, families and friends have been coming to Sun Valley to build tradition and make special memories. As we go into our 90th season, join us for winter events that celebrate our timeless mountain moments – from Winter Wonderland festival throughout December to celebrations over long weekends and through closing weekend in April.

Photos Courtesy of Sun Valley Resort

SKI & RIDE SCHOOL

At Sun Valley, skiing and riding aren’t just sports – they’re a way of life. From your very first turn to your most thrilling descent, our Ski & Ride School is here to help you progress, connect, and discover the joy of the mountains.

Sun Valley is home to two legendary mountains – Dollar and Bald Mountain – each offering distinct terrain and learning environments.

Whether you’re a complete beginner or a seasoned expert, we offer group and private lessons tailored to your goals, your pace, and your sense of adventure.

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NORDIC CENTER

With over 40 km of trails groomed daily for skate and classic skiing, the Sun Valley Nordic & Snowshoe Center provides a head-clearing experience. Ski and snowshoe equipment for all ages is available to rent at the Nordic Center located at the Sun Valley Club. For those completely new to cross-country skiing the Nordic Center offers a variety of fun and informative clinics, as well as easy access to rentable gear.

Photo Courtesy of Sun Valley Resort

SNOWMOBILING

Idaho has more than 7,200 miles of snowmobile trails – the most offered by any state in the Lower 48. The Boulder Creek Area, from Boulder Lake to the North Fork of the Big Wood River, holds miles and miles of groomed trails. In addition, the land surrounding the East Fork of the Big Wood River is open all season.

Contact Smiley Creek 877.774.3547, Sawtooth National Recreation Area 800.260.5970 or Blaine County Recreation District, 208.788.2117.

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mbrace winter’s romance with one of Sun Valley Resort’s most popular activities: a classic horse-drawn sleigh ride through the snowy hills. Take a daytime sleigh ride and enjoy the scenic views from Bald to Proctor Mountain.

Photos Courtesy of Sun Valley Resort

SCENIC SLEIGH RIDES Dress warmly and snuggle up with your favorite people for a 30 minute classic horsedrawn sleigh ride through the snow. Grab a hot cocoa at the Sun Valley Inn before the ride and enjoy the fresh mountain air and the jingling sound of bells as the horses take you for an old fashioned tour.

PRIVATE SLEIGH RIDES Make your special event even more memorable. Book a private sleigh or wagon for weddings, engagements, anniversaries or any special occasion. S Visit sunvalley.com for more details.

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Snake River Venture Partners Advising Defense Tech • Dual Use Entrepreneurs Steven Sundberg Steve@snakerivervp.com • www.snakerivervp.com

C E R T I F I E D P U B L I C A C C O U N TA N T

F I N A N C I A L • TA X • C O N S U LT I N G

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www.jneelco.com • P. O. Box 923 • 717 N. Main St., Ste. B • Bellevue Jeffrey A. Neel, CPA 42

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Your Family’s Sun Valley Story Starts with the Right Property.

The right property changes everything.

I’ve spent decades connecting families to homes. From contract to keys, I'll guide you through every step.

Let’s Find Yours.

STACEY RUTHERFORD 208.450.9131 | stacey@sunvalleybh.com

MAKENZIE CALLAGHAN 208.720.9987 makenziecallaghan@gmail.com Representing exceptional properties and clients across the Wood River Valley. With extensive market knowledge and access to exclusive opportunities, I’m here to help you navigate off-market listings, recent sales activity, and evolving market trends.

We deliver the real estate service that you deserve.

Kasey Atkinson 208.721.1744

Sue Engelmann 208.720.0680

Pam Rheinschild 208.720.5577

Heidi Bathum 425.890.8400

Janis Fulton 208.720.4050

Stacey Rutherford 208.450.9131

Jessica Bower Blake 208.720.7566

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John Sofro 208.720.5776

Nicole Buchwalter 208.720.3318

Chrissy Gove 208.720.3189

Malea Southward 208.721.1381

Makenzie Callaghan 208.720.9987

Jordah Jadallah 208.721.4391

Gayle Stevenson 208.720.1544

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Jeannie Kiel 208.720.4063

Matt Stevenson 650.387.2414

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Pam Colesworthy 208.720.4520

Mike Murphy 208.720.3323

Jenzi Thomas 208.720.5967

Grete Crile 503.689.5535

Cathy Nikolaisons 208.309.0342

Peta Verhaeghe 208.806.1702

Linda Dupar 206.790.9007

Jeff Pfaeffle 208.720.0420

Evan Whyte 612.990.8765

Judy Pittman 208.721.4026

Derek Svennungsen 208.720.0793 (Admin)

Berkshire Hathaway is one of the most trusted names in the world, dedicated to operating with integrity, expertise, and in our clients' best interests.

Contact your preferred agent to learn more about the real estate market in Sun Valley.

We are here to offer you the world class service you deserve.

Architects Michael Doty Associates

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Left to right: Maria Cervantes, Dan Ratliffe, Marina Schwarzbach, Toni Marcroft, Mark Lovlien, Samantha Kirscht, Dave Klemer, Jack Dies

PROUD BUILDER OF THE MOOSE GRILL RESTAURANT AT THE VALLEY CLUB Gene Korby | (208) 721-1042 | gene@korbybuilders.com

Rooted in Tradition

WWW.ALLSEASONS.INFO

By Braden Robinson

As All Seasons Landscaping marks 35 years in the Wood River Valley, we look back on what’s lasted and what continues to grow.

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very season brings change to the Valley. What matters most is how you respond to it.

For 35 years, we’ve responded the same way. By showing up, doing the job right the first time and ultimately creating a culture of growth.

What began as a small lawn maintenance outfit in 1990 has grown alongside the Valley and the people we serve. Today, we’re one of the few local teams able to construct, repair, plant and care for outdoor spaces in every season.

From stonework and planting to smart irrigation management and ongoing maintenance, we’re the team who handles it all.

This year marks an important step forward as we welcome Matt Taylor to our leadership team.

Matt brings more than two decades of operational leadership experience with a people-first approach shaped by his work in engineering operations and global teams.

A Marine Corps veteran, husband and father, he approaches this work

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with steadiness and respect for the people who make up the Valley his family now calls home.

“Good companies are built by good people,” Matt says.

“At All Seasons, the work we do matters because the team behind it matters. My focus is helping our people grow and ensuring our clients feel that same level of care in everything we do.”

Matt joins our team alongside our longtime owner, Mark Martens, who remains involved in the company.

Mark’s knowledge, craftsmanship and long-standing relationships continue to anchor our work as we plan for our next chapter. Our motto has stayed simple over the years:

As we reflect on 35 years in the Wood River Valley, we’re grateful for the people and places that have shaped our journey.

With Mark providing continuity and Matt bringing fresh insight, we step into the next chapter anchored by the principles that have guided us from the start.

The Valley keeps growing, and so do we. We’re proud of our roots and we’re committed to our future. S All Seasons. All Services.

All over the Wood River Valley.

GROW WITH US. To us, that means showing up with consistency, taking responsibility for our work and earning the trust placed in us; season after season.

We don’t just maintain and build outdoor spaces; we build trust, accountability and relationships that last.

Matt Taylor, Partner

Luxury Homes Built for the Wood River Valley.

As a Certified Master Builder with the Idaho Home Builders Association and proud member of the elite Artisan’s Builder Collective, we bring unmatched expertise and artistry to every project. Named the 2025 Parade of Homes Luxury Home Division Winner and ranked the Top Builder in Magic Valley for three consecutive years, our reputation is built on excellence. We create custom homes that embody timeless design, refined craftsmanship, and the art of luxury living.

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ALL SEASONS LANDSCAPING INSTALLING AND MAINTAINING PREMIER LANDSCAPES, HARDSCAPES AND IRRIGATION SYSTEMS FOR OVER 35 YEARS

WINDOWS & DOORS OF WYIDAHO

Crafted for the View, Built for the Climate From crisp alpine mornings to golden fall afternoons, your home deserves windows that perform as beautifully as they look. Pella’s designs offer expansive views, energy efficiency, & durability to handle every season.

Every window is built with precision and purpose. Our materials are engineered for high altitudes and changing weather, keeping your home comfortable and your views unobstructed year-round.

Whether you’re renovating a rustic retreat or designing a modern mountain home, our windows and doors bring the outdoors in.

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Pella of WYIDAHO | 1130 W Maple Way Jackson, WY 83001

BUILDING QUALITY RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS SINCE 1989

PHOTOGRAPHY: TIM BROWN

208.725.2001 | 105 Lewis Street | Suite 204 | PO Box 4936 | Ketchum, Idaho

www.youngconstructioninc.com

Sun Valley Weddings 9 The gorgeous mountain setting combined with top rate services provided by wedding planners, florists, photographers, caterers and venues will give you and your guests the very best experience to treasure for a lifetime.

Primavera SUN VALLEY’S FINEST FLORIST Since 1973

CUSTOM WEDDING AND FLORAL DESIGN 511 Leadville Avenue • Ketchum 208-726-7788 • www.primaverasunvalley.com

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Tara Bella Flowers 22 YEARS OF FLORAL DESIGN www.TarabellaFlowers.com

AMANDA SEAWARD’S ABSOLUTE WEDDINGS

SONJA IVIE PHOTOGRAPHY

208-788-4046

WEDDING AND EVENT COORDINATOR

208.720.4713 | amandaseaward.com | amanda@amandaseaward.com SUN VALLEY SOURCE

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Feels like home R TE AGEN & HAGAN

Wedding Planner: Lindsey Rooney Photographer: Sonja Ivie Photography Floral Design: Tara Bella Flowers

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eagen and Hagan’s wedding weekend felt like the best version of home. Both grew up in the Wood River Valley, so getting married there wasn’t just sentimental, it felt like the most natural expression of who they are. They wanted the weekend to feel relaxed, welcoming, and real, surrounded by the people and the landscape that have shaped their lives.

Friends and family arrived and immediately fell into that easy, familiar rhythm where everyone can just be themselves and the laughter comes quickly. The whole weekend felt less like a formal event and more like everyone coming together to celebrate a story they had all been part of.

On the morning of the wedding, the sun rose over the mountains and cast golden light across the fields. Teagen got ready with her bridesmaids and closest friends, many of whom have been part of her life since childhood.

Meanwhile, Hagan and his groomsmen spent the morning hanging out and playing on the golf simulator, the kind of relaxed, easy start that felt very them.

The ceremony took place in an open field with mountain views stretching wide behind them. Before walking down the aisle, Teagen and Hagan exchanged personal vows privately,

just the two of them, which made the moment feel grounded and intimate.

And of course, their dog Zoya made her entrance down the aisle in a flower collar, fully aware she was the star.

Throughout the day, there were meaningful nods to Teagen’s mom and Hagan’s dad, both of whom have passed.

Honoring them was deeply important, but done in a subtle, thoughtful way that felt natural and full of love.

After the ceremony, the celebration took off quickly. Cocktails, hugs, heartfelt toasts, and a dance floor that was full all night long. As the sun set, Teagen and Hagan slipped away for a quiet walk through the fields, sprinklers misting behind them and golden light everywhere.

The night ended under a clear Idaho sky, surrounded by the people who have been part of their story from the start. S

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Last One I Love R K ATE & DAVE

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ate and Dave started dating as sophomores in college in Dallas, and in the eight years since, Sun Valley became their most cherished spot to get away from their work in Washington, D.C. Kate’s family had been regulars in Sun Valley for decades, and Dave was more than willing to tag along. Before Dave even popped the question, (but after asking for the parents’ blessing), Dave and Kate’s family got to work booking Bald Mountain for the wedding, and the result could not have been more perfect.

The festivities began with guests greeted by flutes of champagne before taking the gondola to Roundhouse. The groomsmen, suited in navy and sky blue, helped friends and family disembark to the ceremony locale overlooking the breathtaking valley. Kate’s bridesmaids, adorned in complementary shades of blue, assisted the beautiful bride with her final touches. The mild, late summer air was complemented by a guitar, sax, and clarinet trio from The Famous Undercover Band, pastel bouquets of hydrangeas, peonies, and roses from Tara Bella Flowers, all beautifully orchestrated through impeccable wedding planning from Amanda Seaward. The ceremony, incorporating both Christian and Jewish faiths, reminded the audience of the love and lessons that come with life and marriage, and of course, ended with the ceremonial stomping of the glass.

Following the once-in-a-lifetime experience of huckleberry mules and passed hors d’oeuvres at Roundhouse, guests returned to River Run

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Lodge for dinner and dancing. Personalized tambourines were the entry ticket to the candle-lit lodge where the tenpiece band was already bringing down the house. The couple made their first entrance to “Last One I Love,” the song Dave played (far too early) during their relationship. After hours of dining, dancing, espresso martinis, late night bites, and cigars, Kate and Dave departed to a saxophone serenade of “Fly Me to the Moon.” As they kissed in front of a vintage Bentley, a cold-spark display of fireworks created the final backdrop of the unforgettable event. S

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380 Miles Of World Class Snowmobile & ATV Trails

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Rooms from $165 per night Rooms with: 1 king bed, 2 full beds or, 3 full beds

COME ENJOY HAYHURST BnB: Breakfast Included With Lodge Stays • Fully Appointed Guest Kitchen BBQ Grills • Pool Table • Custom Bar • Hot Tub • Sauna • Fire Pit • Wi-Fi • Satellite TV Within a Few Miles of Cafes, Bars, Golf Course & Amazing Hot Springs • 500 feet from Pine Airstrip • Courtesy Car Awesome Venue For Retreats, Reunions, Weddings, Girls’ Weekend

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333 Main St. S. #101, Ketchum, 726-5601, 888-987-3658 Coldwell Banker Distinctive Properties

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Box 635, 622-3510, Fax: 622-3510

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multiple room types *some pet friendly mountainvillage.com Stanley Outpost

OPEN YEAR ROUND!

EXPERIENCE

TRINITY HOT SPRINGS IN PARADISE, ID

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CALL 208-653-2123 208-653-2123 CALL TRINITYHOTSPRINGS.CLUB TRINITYHOTSPRINGS.CLUB

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Unmatched Downtown Ketchum Luxury Residences

WHAT MAKES THIS LUXURY RESORT UNIQUE? In addition to our 2,000 Sq Ft Residences, we also offer: SERVICES: • Complimentary Valet Services – let our valets drive you around town, to the ski mountain, golf courses, hiking trailheads and restaurants.

We also offer airport transfers and personal storage (owners only).

• Concierge Services – let the Concierge make your dinner reservations, massages, tee-times and much more!

• Daily Housekeeping Services • Weekly wine & cheese receptions

AMENITIES: • Year-round Rooftop Pool & Spas with panoramic views of the ski mountain!

• Exercise/Sauna/Steam/Massage area open 24-hours a day, featuring modern, interactive exercise equipment • Heated, Underground Reserved Parking • Complimentary Elkhorn Golf (owners only)

Shared Ownership & Limited Rentals concierge@lssunvalley.com • 208.727.1616 • www.lssunvalley.com

AIRLINE FLIGHTS 2026 SUN VALLEY (SUN) NONSTOP FLIGHTS – 8 CITIES! Chicago (ORD), Denver (DEN), Los Angeles (LAX), Phoenix (PHX), Salt Lake City (SLC), San Diego (SAN), San Francisco (SFO), Seattle (SEA) Seattle (SEA) WA

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AIRLINES SERVING

HAILEY, ID (SUN) Alaska Airlines . . . . . . . . . . . . www.alaskaair.com Seattle (SEA) – year-round San Diego (SAN) – winter American Airlines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.aa.com Chicago (ORD) – winter Phoenix (PHX) – winter Delta Airlines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.delta.com Salt Lake City (SLC) – year-round Los Angeles (LAX) and Seattle (SEA) – winter United Airlines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.united.com Denver (DEN) – year-round Chicago (ORD) – winter/summer Los Angeles (LAX) – winter/summer/fall San Francisco (SFO) – winter/summer/fall 72

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BOISE, ID (BOI)

Located 150 miles southwest of Sun Valley and served by seven major airlines.

TWIN FALLS, ID (TWF) Located 60 miles south of Sun Valley and served by Delta Airlines

CHECK SUN FARES FIRST

FLY SUN ONE STOP TO THE WORLD

2025-26 winter flights – nonstop to 8 cities!

ORD, DEN, LAX, PHX, SLC, SAN, SFO, SEA

Photo: Tim Burke

SEA: Nonstop flights, 2x week Nov 2-16, 1-3x daily Dec 18 - April 21 SAN: Nonstop flights, 3x week (Wed/Fri/Sun), Dec 19 - March 29 ORD: Nonstop flights, daily Dec 18 - April 6 PHX: Nonstop flights, daily Dec 18 - April 6 (5x week Jan 5-Feb 11) SLC: Nonstop flights 3x daily year-round LAX: Nonstop flights, 1x week (Sat), Dec 20 - March 28 SEA: Nonstop flights, daily Dec 20 - Jan 5; 3x weekly Feb 13 - March 29 DEN: Nonstop flights daily year-round, 2x daily Dec 10 - April 5 SFO: Nonstop flights 1-2x daily Dec 11 - April 5 LAX: Nonstop flights 1-2x daily Dec 3 - April 5 ORD: Nonstop flights daily Dec 18 - April 5

FLIGHT INFO & SCHEDULES at www.flysunvalleyalliance.com

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BIKE PATH The Wood River Trails Bike Path starts in Bellevue and ends just north of Ketchum. This smooth, paved path has scenery all the way and is open to foot traffic, bikes, dogs and skates. In the winter season it is groomed for cross-country skiing. Sorry, no motorized vehicles. Take this trail and leave the car behind!

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SOLDIER MOUNTAIN FREE RV PARKING IN SOLDIER MOUNTAIN SKI AREA PARKING AREA • 208-765-3437 FOR DETAILS SOLDIER MOUNTAIN IS LOCATED 43 MILES FROM SUN VALLEY LEGEND SNOWCAT AREA

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Soldier Mountain Ski area Base: 5,756’ • Top: 7,177’ • Vertical Rise: 1,425’ Featuring 1,150 Skiable Acres

ED UPHILL ROUTE

Please check our Website or Facebook page for snow conditions and the most recent updates: soldiermountain.com facebook.com/soldiermountain

SOLDIER MOUNTAIN SKI AREA IS OPERATED UNDER PERMIT FROM SAWTOOTH NATIONAL FOREST

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What is WINTER Immunity?

By Julie Johnson, NTP

IMMUNITY CAN BE CHALLENGING IN OUR COLD WINTER MONTHS.

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ess sunlight reduces vitamin D production, which plays a role in immune defense. Colder temperatures, and more time spent indoors can weaken our defenses in several ways. We are all jammed in together allowing more contact increasing the likelihood of spreading germs. Indoor heating also dries out the protective mucous membrane in the nose and throat, making it easier for viruses to take hold. And on top of all that we get stressed and fatigued from our intense holiday seasons. Which around here starts at Halloween and doesn’t end until the closing of Baldy in April.

Winter doesn’t have to be a season of constant colds and fatigue. There are a few intentional ways we can support our bodies and minds to provide immunity and resilience. By combining nourishing foods, restorative rest, regular movement and mindful self-care, we give our bodies the tools to defend and thrive.

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NOURISH WITH SEASONAL NUTRIENT-RICH FOODS • Citrus fruits – rich in vitamin C • Leafy greens, squashes, and root vegetables – supply antioxidants and minerals.

• Garlic, onions, ginger and turmeric – natural anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties.

• Fermented foods – like sauerkraut, kimchi and kefir – promote gut health, which is directly linked to immune strength.

• Grass fed animals – contains fat soluble vitamins, D3 and K2, which is linked to good thyroid health and bone remodeling.

STAY HYDRATED Indoor heating dehydrates us. Use humidifiers or other systems to keep indoor RH relative humidity between 40-60%, ventilate rooms when possible and avoid overly dry heat.

Drinking warm broths, herbal teas and drinking clean water throughout the day helps keep mucous membranes moist and better able to trap pathogens. 80% of flu and colds began in our rhino passage.

Studies modeling aerosol and droplet spread show that viruses (especially enveloped ones such as influenza and coronaviruses) survive longer in dry air; virus-laden droplets evaporate, remain airborne longer and may travel farther.

Simple measures like frequent handwashing, avoiding touching your face, and regularly cleaning hightouch surfaces can drastically reduce exposure to pathogens.

Using essential oils like Tea Tree, Eucalyptus, Pine and peppermint (because it smells good) are extremely effective in keeping pathogens from entering the rhino passages. At NourishMe we also wipe our surfaces with essential oils in the winter.

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Chronic stress elevates cortisol and other stress hormones, which can suppress immune responses, shift immune profiles toward inflammatory states, and reduce capacity to respond to infection.

Practice stress management – you don’t need to be a ski racer to enjoy the health benefits of being outdoors.

Simply spending quiet time outdoors can restore balance.

THE MIND-BODY CONNECTION It’s not only physical habits that matter – mental and emotional wellbeing are key to winter resilience.

Studies show that people with strong social connections and a positive outlook recover faster from illness.

Connection with loved ones, enjoying creative activities, or even practicing gratitude can give your immune system an added edge.

KEEP MOVING Exercise increases circulation, reduces stress. And strengthens immunity. Being outdoors is part of our culture in the Wood River Valley. It is easy to beg, borrow or steal snow equipment from friends and relatives to get outside in all conditions.

Climbing to the top of a snowy ridge, looking at the final view of the world covered in stillness can be stress reducing and spirituality defining. S

Gary and Julie backcountry skiing

Organic Market & Café

Celebrating 16 years of bringing the best soups to Ketchum Farmer’s Market with Waterwheel Gardens 1-5:30 pm • Every Tuesday

HOT LUNCHES

Be wowed by our grilled sandwiches and our “locals’ favorite” kale salad!

• Dinner Entrées and Vegan Dishes • • Variety of Soups and Salads • www.jjnourishme.com

151 N. Main Street | Ketchum (208) 928-7604 | 9am - 6pm SUN VALLEY SOURCE

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726-7067

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Atkinsons’ Market

726-5668

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726-2034

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726-3068

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Enoteca

928-6280

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725-7827

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725-5001

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Pioneer Saloon

726-3139

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Rasberrys

726-0606

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721-3114

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Atkinsons’ Market

788-2294

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A Taste of Thai

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788-1223

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Chapalitas

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928-7929

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788-7217

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788-1255

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928-4899

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788-9184

Burgers, Bikes and Beer

Roots Wine Bar

828-4376

Small Plates

Salt N’ Pepper Sandwich Company

788-8844

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Serva

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Peruvian Cuisine

Shorty’s Diner

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Snow Bunny Drive-In

788-6464

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Healthy Plant-Based Food

Tundra

928-4121

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LIST OF ADVERTISERS YOUR RESOURCE AND WEB DIRECTORY PAGE ADVERTISER

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Absolute Weddings

amandaseaward.com

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Mr. Dee

mr-dee.com

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All Seasons Landscaping

allseasons.info

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Native Landscapes Inc.

nativeevergreen.com

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Atkinsons’ Market

atkinsons.com

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NourishMe

jjnourishme.com

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Barry Peterson Fine Jewelers

barrypeterson.com

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Ozzies Shoes

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Berkshire Hathaway

bhhssunvalley.com

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Pella Windows & Doors

pellaketchum.com

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Dang Thai Cuisine

dangthaicuisine.com

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Pioneer Saloon

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