Mining Past, Hospitable Present By Mary Terra-Berns On a beautiful sunny-but-cold day last fall, as I rode my bike through Osburn, my peripheral vision caught a glimpse of something I hadn’t seen in a long time: a teepee
Small Town Idaho Revisited Four Decades Later By Alan Minskoff In 1976-77, Alan Minskoff and associates toured Idaho to assess the future of its small towns and publish the results in two issues of the now-defunct Idaho Heritage
Dear Editor, My horse veterinarian paid IDAHO magazine a big compliment today while we were freezing our butts off and looking out over a sea of rooftops which has become the new Star recently. We both wondered what
With the Help of a Weather Station Story and Photos by Joe Huffman Most Idahoans look out the window if they want to know which way the wind blows, and for details, they turn to the weather report.
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.
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A Quest to Reach the Tallest Peak in Each Idaho County Story and Photos by Alice Schenk Before the wind came whistling through the day and winter blanketed the landscape, I reached my high point number twelve. My
Best to Sleep by the Stove By Marylyn Cork Oh, no! The power has failed—with no prior warning and with my Windows 10 download still in progress. If my Internet wasn’t so slow here outside Priest River, that
Secluded but Not Forgotten Story and photos by John J. O’Hagan As I travel up Mountain Cove Road into the Boise foothills, a cemetery suddenly looms to my left on a desolate hillside. Its brooding presence demands a
By Amy Story Larson This month’s contributor is Susan Lewis Stuck, active mother of four daughters, widowed several years ago. I ran into Susan in Idaho City last year, after many years of enjoying her well-written social media
