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Grave Fever

By James Spencerl

The first death of a top kayaker in America occurred four decades ago on the Bruneau River, but exactly where is the remote burial site?
The author mounts a relentless investigation.

Cambridge—Spotlight City

By Nanette Truelsen Rhodes

The current mayor recalls her arrival more than twenty years ago in this town on the Weiser River, and compares those first impressions to Cambridge’s past and present.

Girls Who Camp

By Susan Swetnam

In southern Idaho, four historic Girl Scout camps have introduced girls to the rigors of outdoor life for generations, expanding on traditional gender roles. For an upcoming centennial celebration, the transformative Girl Scout experience in Idaho is examined in words and photos.

DEPARTMENTS

Comment: Levels

Grangeville: Idaho’s Iditarod Man; Kirk Barnum Prepares Again
for the Famous Dog-Sled Race, by Lorie Palmer

Orofino: Travels with Cece; Tales from an Idaho Governor’s Press Secretary, by Chris Carlson

Salmon: The Road to Salmon; One Way or the Other, It Will Change
Your Life, by Candice Genovese

Blackfoot: Rice Bowl; A Tea Ceremony in WWII Idaho,
By DeLoris Henscheid

Twin Falls: Barbara Morgan and Me; Space Traveler,
Space Travel Writer, By Jill Michaels

Nampa: Oldtimer; What “Tough” Means in Idaho, By Tom Claycomb III

Idaho at Large: Pride-aho for Christmas, by Steve Carr

Recipe Contest: Cranberry Chili, by Susan Harris;
Aunt Ida's Portuguese Sweet Rice, courtesy of Paula Falkner

Calendar of Events: Winter Carnival, McCall

IN THIS ISSUE!
Blackfoot, Boise, Cambridge, Grangeville, Island Park, McCall, Nampa, Orofino, Owyhee County, Pocatello, Salmon, Twin Falls