Down-to-Earth Charm Story and Photos by Julee Posyluzny My love for Acequia began in 1995, when my husband Gary and I relocated to Idaho after living in the South Pacific for seven years. We moved to Rupert, where Gary was … Continue reading
Not long ago, this magazine received a missive from John Mock, president of the nonprofit First Territorial Capitol of Idaho Revitalization Project, whose volunteers reconstructed Idaho’s first territorial capitol building in Lewiston as a walk-through museum, using 155-year-old timber. John’s … Continue reading
By Les 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. 1 Youth Zone, … Continue reading
An Omen in the Ditch By Patrick McCarthy Progress may have been all right once, but it went on too long. — Ogden Nash A shifting shape-shadow appears in the ditch below me, making my ten-year-old eyes sparkle with awe … Continue reading
And the Mountains Oblige By Alice Schenk We pull into the trailhead at dusk, planning to set up camp for a 5 a.m. start on a climb up Donaldson Peak (the eighth-highest in Idaho at 12,023 feet) and Mount Church … Continue reading
Prognosis: Incurable By Brianna Knighton When I was eighteen, I went to the dermatologist because of acne in the chin area, but I actually had something much more uncomfortable to discuss. Two years earlier, I had started to develop facial … Continue reading
A Summer Hazard By Marylyn Cork I got drilled by a yellow jacket the other evening—actually, a paper wasp, according to the people who know such things. To me, the two species look identical. I would have thought my adversary … Continue reading
By Amy Story Larson Indian Creek Bourbon Chicken INGREDIENTS 2 lbs. boneless skinless breasts, cut into pieces 1 Tbsp. olive oil 1 garlic clove, crushed ¼ tsp. ginger ¾ tsp. crushed red pepper flakes ¼ c. apple juice 1/3 c. … Continue reading
And a Tunnel of Light By Dean Worbois For the most part, my dad was a rule-respecting guy. But what was he supposed to do when there was a major construction site to check out and no signs saying not … Continue reading
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