The Skier and the Moll By K. John Morrow, Jr. Where I grew up, in the small mining town of Wallace in the Idaho panhandle, kids learned to ski at an early age. My instructor was an Austrian
Eerie Idaho Tales By Deborah Cuyle Here’s an offering for Halloween from an author who has written a number of books about phantasmagorical sightings in Idaho and elsewhere. Deb’s newest, The Ghostly Tales of Coeur d’Alene, is an
A Personal Recollection of the Great 1910 Wildfire By Mary Dorothy Walker Green Recently, Craig Hahn of Warrenton, North Carolina, wrote to say he and his family members found a story in his mother’s papers after her death,
On Cedar Street in the Dark By Corki Hibbard Mattila It’s strange that I don’t remember my family’s first drive to Wallace, a week or so before Christmas in 1966. I barely remember where we stayed, and I
But You Do Have to Follow the Rules By Heather Branstetter Wallace is infamous for the bawdy houses that flourished during its decades as a mining town, but as a new book by Silver Valley native Heather Branstetter
