In Tough Times, the Right Choice Story and Photos by Alyssa Charpentier A flash of frothing blue beamed on the rugged canyon walls—and my intrepid mini-drone surged straight for it. I urged it on, faster and faster as
Sandhill Crane Courtship By Michael Eggert When I pulled into the campgrounds surrounding Pettit Lake late last June, I had only two goals in mind: to spend quality time with my sister Allie and to get photographs of
Old Meets New in Idaho Jewelry Story and Photos by Gerard Regot My new friend wore a ring of diamonds and blue sapphires that made me look closely. When I asked about it, she said it was made
A Day Trip to Prairie Story and Photos by John Evans Perched high upon caliche ground in the spring of 2020, my friend Tom and I, relative newcomers to Idaho, stood amazed by the hidden gem of Prairie
A Privilege to Witness By Rachel Moore Photos by Michael Creger, Jr. and Rachel Moore Imagine driving down a snow-covered road in southeastern Idaho when out of nowhere a big 4×4 buck steps in front of the vehicle.
It Shall Remain Unnamed Story and Photos by Evan Jones On a beautiful fall day in north-central Idaho in 2016, when the sun had come out after many days of rain, I drove into the forest to see
Defined by Determination By Justin Smith Photos Justin Smith Collection Sitting in my easy chair as the ceiling fan whirred overhead, I struggled to find my path forward across Idaho—over geography, time, technology, and cultures. Idaho’s history is
Decades of Love for the Palouse Story and Photos by Nita Robinson For years, Nita Robinson has contributed painterly photographs to IDAHO magazine’s Facebook page, which displays beautiful images taken by our followers around the state. One of
A Mystery Solved by Chance Story and Photos by Mike Cothern Just one more lake,” I thought while dropping my backpack to the ground. The storm clouds that had been forecasted to bring precipitation in the form of
This Town and Me By Joshua Kiggins Photos Courtesy of Joshua Kiggins As a teenager, I had fairly typical teenage angst about where I lived. By age sixteen I’d been to a few big cities, obviously knew it
