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By Ruby Tanner In spite of our efforts to ascertain that events listed in our calendar are described accurately, cancellations or changes due to weather, illness of performers, and other such things, although rare, are bound to occur.
Rookie Snowmobilers Messing Up Story and Photo by Brandi Johnson As backcountry snowmobilers, my boyfriend Steve Shay, his son Kody, friend Wyatt Caviness and I have come across a lot of people over the years who were out
Fishing the Little Creeks By Les Tanner “Hello?” “Ken? This is Les.” The static, the thunder, and the rain hammering on the roof of my SUV were a bit distracting, so I wasn’t even sure I was talking
Turned Loose in 1974 By Joe Leonard Photos Courtesy of Joe Leonard We hadn’t gone more than a couple of miles when we saw a man in uniform standing on the bank of the river frantically waving at
A Salesman’s Story By Bob Bailey In the 1990s, I worked for a police supply store, selling weapons to law enforcement agencies in Idaho, which meant I got to demonstrate the guns.
Once, when I had some
By Amy Larson Biscuits and Gravy Bake CAKE BATTER 1 roll biscuit dough 5 eggs 1 package of sausage or peppered gravy mix (should make up to 2 cups) 1 lb. country sausage, cooked 1 c. sharp cheddar
A Far-Flung Family Struck by Floods By Khaliela Wright It rained for forty days and forty nights. Okay, that’s not entirely accurate. Some of those days it snowed. The point is there was a lot of water all
How Idaho Research Changed the World By John Crockett In the 1990s, when I worked in the Energy Division of the Idaho Department of Water Resources, I was fortunate to witness a creative University of Idaho professor’s vision
And It’s a Laugh By Carolyn White The little white car came flying south on Highway 95 and caught up to me about five miles from Donnelly. It was 6:30 in the evening and I had just filled
