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A Town Like a World By Jay Karamales The tall young man reined his mare to a halt on the dusty track. “Heiss!” he muttered under his breath, lapsing into his father’s native Bavarian-accented German, which the young
And Its Masterful Mover By Kitty Campbell Widner Photos Courtesy of Kitty Campbell Widner In 1944, when I was a college student in my home state of Louisiana, several hundred sailors were stationed on campus for Navy pre-flight
A Woman Who Made Things Happen By Kerri Hanley McIntosh If you find anything, can you let these people know, too?” asked the person behind the counter of the Health and Welfare Department’s office in Coeur d’Alene. She
A Calendrical Query By Steve Carr Imagine my emotions when I look at my December calendar and realize this will be my last column ever. It’s been a sustained middling effort. I’ve learned a lot, offended some and
The Work of Idaho Artist Sara Joyce Uncovered By Sheila Petticord Photos by Mark LaMoreaux In the spring of 1990, I was newly divorced, searching for a fresh direction in life and taking art classes at the University
By Amy Larson Hot Chocolate Bar Pumpkin Spice: 1 ½ tsp. maple syrup, ½ tsp. pumpkin pie spice, 1 c. whole milk or half and half, 1 tsp. unsweetened cocoa powder Peppermint: 1 c. half and half or
Warmth in a Cold Time By Suzanne Locklear I was sipping on a latte´, lost in worry, when I first met Sheri. She stepped into the coffee shop for a gingerbread latte´ to soothe her spirits. She plopped
Talk about a Close Shave By Jesse Warburton, aka Brother Music In northern Idaho, deer, geese, ducks and other wildlife can be observed almost everywhere—in the parks, paddling about in ditches next to the road, crossing streets, eating
By Ruby Tanner Please note that cancellations or changes because of weather, illness of performers, and other such things, although rare, are bound to occur. Double-checking with the event coordinators about locations, dates and times is always a
