IN THIS ISSUE! Boise, Caldwell, Coeur d’Alene, Emmett, Gooding, Hammett, Hells Canyon, Jerome, Ketchum, Malad, Orofino, Parma, Ponderay, Richfield, Teton Valley This content is available for purchase. Please select from available options. Register & Purchase Purchase Only
To the Rescue Again By Peter D. McQuade If you frequent Boise’s Ridge to Rivers trails, you just might encounter Bob. He’s the one who’ll stop at some quiet spot and just stand there, silently watching and listening
Lettuce Alone Story and Photos by Joseph Zahnle In northern Idaho, if you have a vegetable garden, there’s a good chance raccoons will show up to raid it. The critters can scale fences to get in, and then
By Amy Story Larson Crescent Roll Dippers INGREDIENTS 1/2 lb. deli roast beef, or pastrami, thinly sliced 4 pieces mozzarella string cheese, cut in half 1 8-oz. can refrigerated crescent rolls 1-1oz. packet au jus mix PREPARATION >
Awestruck in Teton Valley Story and Photos by Ryan C. Daley Driving into Driggs on Scenic Idaho Route 33, I notice that the green sign still reads “Pop. 1660.” Though it’s been growing, we have no mall, no
Of an Idaho Backroads Wanderer Story and Photos by Linda Lantzy As I descend the steep, winding road into the Pittsburgh Landing area of Hells Canyon, the temperature starts to climb. Even on this gray, drizzly spring day
But the Sows Still Sing Story and Photos by Diana Hooley Idaho is not really a pig state. That distinction probably goes to our misnomer, Iowa, but I’ve always liked pigs. Growing up in the ’60s, I thought
By Dana Stewart Quinney Conservationist and biologist Dana Stewart Quinney grew up in Ketchum in the 1950s, where her father was one of the first fly fishing and hunting guides for celebrities who stayed at Sun Valley Resort.
By Les 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.
Small Town, Big Dreams By Mike Turnlund Almost twenty years ago, I spent my first night in Idaho. I was searching for a particular place—somewhere to settle down, raise my family, and put my roots down deep. The
