For Something, Anyway By Les Tanner I’m a regular pickleball player at the YMCA in Caldwell, where another regular player is a guy I know fairly well. This story is about him and I suppose he could write
And Spirals Everywhere By Les Tanner Come on, big guy,” I urged my faithful but laboring vehicle, “you can do it.” I’m not sure, but I thought I heard a sigh. As much as I liked and trusted
A Historic First from Idaho By Alessandro Meregaglia One focus of my work as an archivist and librarian at Boise State University is to research the history of The Caxton Printers, a publishing house that has been located
What to Do with It? By Les Tanner As usual when I’m sitting in those little white waiting rooms inside a doctors’ complex in Caldwell, I’m thumbing through an ancient issue of National Geographic, not having the slightest
What Happened to Us? By Les Tanner Hello. You are chatting with [name withheld to protect the innocent]. How can I help you?” “I can’t log on to my account.” “I can help you with that. What is
Three Brothers Who Never Parted Story and Photos by Michael Vogt Caldwell native Dale Smith’s pride in his great-great uncles, the Johnston brothers, led him to study their lives closely, and he even portrays one of them when
On a Two-Way Street Story and Photos by Les Tanner “Hello?” “Hi, Lindsey, this is Les. I’ve got a quick question for you.” “Ask away.” “What are your plans for the first couple of weeks in June?” “In
What Is It about The Thing? Story and Photos by Les Tanner Jimmy the cat is not the bravest critter in the world. Any sort of sudden noise causes him at least to start, but if it’s even
The Less Obvious Ones Story and Photos by Les Tanner Not long ago, as I was crossing the parking lot at a local market, an elderly lady coming toward me dropped a small parcel. As I picked it
Two, Actually By Les Tanner A while back, as Kitty Fleischman and I were having lunch near IDAHO magazine’s office in Boise, a woman sitting at a nearby table came over. “You’re Mr. Tanner, aren’t you?” she said.
