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What’s It Like Now? By Diana Braskich Photos Courtesy of Ramsey Magnet School of Science My daughter, age seven, started first grade this fall. Technically, Lila was born in Spokane. I was born and raised in Coeur d’Alene,
Colorful History on the High Prairie By Diana Hooley Photos by Susan Johnston Stanek In the Lemhi Valley of eastern Idaho lies the little community of Leadore. The valley feels empty and quiet except for the town, a
It’s Easy, Right? By Michael K. Edwards It can be chilly around the middle of October in southern Idaho’s Magic Valley. At six in the morning, before the sun has come over the horizon, it can be downright
In Deep Forest at Age Seven By Charles Willingham After setting up the tent at Aldous Lake, I packed our food into a nylon bag and took it about forty yards away to hang it fifteen feet high
By Amy Story Larson For our family, when the sun came out after the winter chill, anything quick and easy for desserts or snacking was the thing. When the kids returned from a jump on the trampoline with
Congratulations! Ivan Hurlburt is the winner of the fish painting from our drawing at an event of Kids First Cast—the Idaho nonprofit that teaches children how to fish—on February 8 at the O’Connor Field House in Caldwell. The
Our Annual “Great Adventure” Story and Photos by Alice Schenk On May 28, 2009, my husband Wayne and I packed a picnic lunch and hiked into Lake Cleveland before the road opened. Cleveland is an alpine lake in Cassia
Tales of the Hoodoos By Khaliela Wright During the summer of 2008, when I worked as the handicraft director at the Boy Scouts’ Camp Grizzly in the Hoodoo Mountains, a cougar wreaked havoc on the 3D archery course.
And the Fiftieth Earth Day By Veronika Vazhnik On a balmy summer afternoon, the foothills trails are dry and dusty, and I enjoy every step on the gravel and sand, along with the conversation with my fellow runners.
