How a Vandalized Memorial Brought Idahoans Together By Dan Prinzing In 2017, I was taken aback when a national reporter covering an attack on the Idaho Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial asked if that act of hate represented
An Idaho Idyll Story and Photos by Peter Zheutlin The first and only time I had previously been in Idaho was nearly a half century ago. Coincidentally, I had then traversed the state across its narrow panhandle, as
A Grave Problem Story and Photos by Clell G. Ballard Camas County has a problem with dying. You see, even though the county is as large as Rhode Island, and even though our thousand residents live in a
In Owyhee County Story and Photos by Merri Melde As my cowboy boots scuffed along the pioneer town’s boardwalk and I peered into replicas of an old hotel, assay office, blacksmith shop, post office, school room, and jail,
And Other Amazements Story and Photos by Mary Terra-Berns Behind the glass, thousands of tiny pieces of bamboo strung together with linen thread by an unknown artist create a raglan-sleeved jacket with a diamond pattern. I’ve never seen
This Time, with a Little Help By Khaliela Wright I sat back in my chair and smiled at Bruce across the top of my wine glass. Outside, a spring squall was whipping up white-capped waves on Lake Coeur
How Vision and a “Can Do” Spirit Erased Poverty among the Coeur d’Alene Tribe By Robert S. Bostwick Photos courtesy of Coeur d’Alene Casino Resort Hotel It began on a wheat field, and not much of one at
A Wind-Carved Icon By Connor Stewart Photos by Grace Chrysler-Stewart, Karsha Forever Studio In the evening of July Fourth this year, my brother Christian and I reached the top of a small plateau beside the iconic Balanced Rock
How Boise’s Columbian Club Recreated the 1893 World’s Fair By Janice Stevenor Dale In the summer of 2014, the Boise Columbian Club received an intriguing phone call from Alex Davis, a board member of the nonprofit center for
In an Ancient Grove By Dennis Pence It’s like walking through a cathedral,” Marty said during an over-the-fence conversation early one sunny morning. She was speaking of the Giant Red Cedar National Recreation Trail less than a dozen
