A Place of Stories and Storytellers By Elise Barker The first time I saw Inkom, in 2007, I was on my way to Pocatello with my husband, Chris Elston, to look for a house. He had just gotten
Running Solo in the Sawtooth Relay By Alice Schenk If you can’t fly, run; if you can’t run, walk; if you can’t walk, crawl; but by all means keep moving. —Martin Luther King Jr. I check in at
IN THIS ISSUE! Boise, Filer, Garden City, Idaho Falls, Inkom, Nampa, Pioneer Mountains, Pocatello, Salmon River Canyon, Sawtooth Mountains, Worley This content is available for purchase. Please select from available options. Register & Purchase Purchase Only
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
The Better It Looks Story and Photos by Jeri Walker The blazing sun and cloudless blue sky that first weekend of May was perfect for the picnic my Internet date had planned at Camel’s Back Park in Boise.
The Volunteering Life By Jeanne Thomas Photos courtesy of The Terraces of Boise. The books came to a vacant warehouse in Boise, where volunteers like me set up the area and sorted mountains of titles. Bins of books
Idaho Fossils Get 3D Imaging By Jennifer Rilke I didn’t have a pleasant death. I only needed a drink of water. But I was old and tired and just wanted to take the shortest path to the water’s
By Amy Story Larson Lost River Irish Coddle INGREDIENTS 1 lb. smoked or smoked w/ honey bacon 1 lb. link sausage 2 cloves of garlic 2 yellow onions ¼ c. fresh parsley 1 lb. sweet potatoes 1 c.
Rafting and Climbing in the Salmon River Canyon By Ray Brooks Long ago, I heard there were two types of whitewater rafters: those who have flipped their raft, and those who are going to flip their raft. Despite
A Cabin-Fevered Cat By Marylyn Cork My cat Rambo is bored. Tired to death of winter. He longs to be outside chasing anything that moves, but too much snow has accumulated in my yard. Rambo came to me
