And I Will Get That Ride By Alice Schenk On April 21, when the Living Legend came through Minidoka on its way to Boise, I stood by the tracks, soaking up the romance of decades past and holding
In the Adult Diaper Aisle By Steve Carr My friends and I had a real clubhouse growing up. Not just a summer haystack fort fantasy, it was a converted gardener’s cottage behind a large colonial on South Boulevard
In a High-Desert Haven By Mary Nettleton O’Malley When I was growing up at the Joyce Ranch on Sinker Creek, we went to church in Oreana, about fifteen miles east of Murphy on Highway 78. Local Catholics had
A Family Recalls Years at the Lodge By Kitty Widner When I arrived in Idaho as a World War II bride in 1945, my husband was eager to show me the beauties of his home state. One of
On Tote Gotes in 1973 By Loris Addington “Hi, honey. How would you and Craig like to take a Tote Gote trip through the Seven Devils?” At first I was too surprised by this offer from my dad
The Rancher as Obstacle Racer By Teri Torell Murrison Photos by Heather Pekus I was standing in the Sun Valley Inn buffet line waiting to get roast beef at last year’s Idaho Cattle Association dinner when I saw
In the Railroad’s Heyday By Thornton Waite Whenever I drive the highways in Teton Valley, I look for reminders of the time the Union Pacific Railroad’s Teton Valley Branch ran from Ashton to Victor. The grain elevators, former
A Backcountry Winter Introduction By Justin Dalme Photos by Adam Eschbach, The College of Idaho When every road leading into Stanley is closed, it kind of puts a kink in your travel plans. Adam Eschbach and I were
By Amy Larson Bacon Bomb Potato Salad INGREDIENTS: 1 1/2 cups crispy cooked maple smoked bacon 2 bunches green onions 2 lbs.potatoes 1 Tbsp. minced garlic 1 (1 ounce) package ranch dressing mix ¼ tsp. coarsely ground black
By Ruby Tanner Cancellations or changes due to 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 good idea. Details
