A State of Mind Story and Photos by Kara Akgulian I drove to Stanley from Idaho Falls late on a Friday afternoon in summer, when the sun’s reflected light danced off the roadway and clouds stretched to the
By Les Tanner Double-checking with event coordinators about the following locations, dates, and times is recommended. Northern Idaho 2 Kooskia Farmers Market: Kooskia 3-6 Grangeville Border Days: Grangeville 4 4th of July Parade: Scouts will be walking in
Clean As Mud By Steve Carr I was listening to public radio this morning, not because I don’t like music but because the fancy computer AI system in my new car befuddles me with its array of options
A Roadside Diners in the Fifties Story by Brant Short and Jess Stennett Photos courtesy of the authors Rupert Police Chief Henry Willis was a regular patron and became good friends with our grandmother Dollie and our mother
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By Amy Story Make-Ahead Cucumber Rolls INGREDIENTS 8 oz. cream cheese, softened 1 oz. dry ranch seasoning packet 4 large flour tortillas 2 tsp. fresh chopped dill 1 medium cucumber, sliced thin PREPARATION > Start by chopping dill
Small-World Connections By Matthew Nelson Until a week or so before I took a commercial flight to Boise from Houston, where I was working on the space program, I had no idea that what I did had any
Sunburned, Dust-Choked, and Sweet Story and Photos by Amanda Oblander The calf, roped by its hind legs, bawls and kicks, tugging against the line. Two wrestlers step in fast and, with a practiced move, they flip the calf
Simple but Not Easy Story and Photos by Jean Wolford I was six years old when my family settled at the base of Old Tom Mountain in Robin. The community, which I imagine most people have never heard
What Does It Say? By Rick Just I grew up along the Blackfoot River in eastern Idaho, not far from the town of Blackfoot. Given the name of the river and town, one might think the Blackfeet Tribe
