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By Amy Story Larson These recipes come from Mark Bollacker, a widower and retired worker from the funeral services profession, who moved into the house next door in my Nampa “village” this year. It wasn’t long before terrific
By Les Tanner Cancellations or changes in calendar events 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
A Mix of Emotions By Marylyn Cork Autumn is my favorite season. Nothing blesses my soul quite like crisp fall mornings, the tang of wood smoke in the air, golden days and blazing colors. It also brings the
Water Mysteries and Other Curiosities By Mary Terra-Berns Coeur d’Alene Lake, which is twenty-five miles long and has a maximum depth of about 220 feet, is inhabited by large and small fish, along with a few “water mysteries.”
A Pilgrimage through Time Story and Photos by Julie Conrad Historical Images Courtesy of Julie Conrad Scent, more than any other sensory stimulus, can transport many of us to another place and time. If you have spent any
Stories Behind the Images Photos Courtesy of Clearwater Historical Museum The cover story of the magazine’s October 2019 issue was about a trove of historical photos discovered in rural Oregon that revived interest in the Idaho setting of
The Store as Polestar By Nancy Max Photos Courtesy of Nancy Max In late 1945, when my dad accepted a job checking groceries in the Eden store, our family moved there from Twin Falls. We lived in a
A Lifelong Fascination By Les Tanner I never did know when or why my wife became interested in cowboys, but then I don’t recall ever asking her, either. The only horses she’d ever been around were two old
Where Nature and Humans Get Fancy By Alice H. Dunn When we clear Malad Summit on our way home from Utah and drop into Marsh Valley, my husband says, “I wonder if The Lady on the Mountain has
