Surprise, Surprise Story and Photos by Brush Bash In the forty years I’ve lived in the Idaho Falls area, I’ve often worked and played in the vicinity of the extinct volcanoes North and South Menan Butte. I’ve driven
By Les Tanner Double-checking with event coordinators about the following locations, dates, and times is recommended. Northern Idaho 11/30-12/3 “What the Constitution Means to Me”: A Humorous, Intelligent and Personal Look at the U.S. Constitution, in the form
By Amy Story Amorette’s Bomb Potato Soup INGREDIENTS 6 russets, boiled and mashed 4 Tbsp. melted butter 1 c. chicken broth or bouillon 1 Tbsp. garlic powder 1/2 packet ranch mix 1/2 package of cream cheese 1 whole
Years on the Middle Fork Story by John Carter Photos Courtesy of John Carter In 1933, shortly after the marriage of Lydia Mae Connet Carter and Vernon Silas Carter, who were to become my parents, the newlyweds decided
At the Deadline By Steve Carr Internationally acclaimed author Isabel Allende came to Idaho last year. I sat in the audience at the Sun Valley Writers Conference and was inspired. I learned, among many things, that she begins
Its Sunken Songs By Desiré Aguirre Only during our ride to McCall did I realize how powerfully my trip down the Main Stem of the Salmon River had impacted me. The driver of our vintage yellow school bus
On the Road to Burley By Wayne Fuller On a dark night in September 1950, I was driving on U. S. Highway 30 about three miles from Burley when a pair of headlights suddenly appeared in my lane,
It Ate Ornaments for Lunch Story and Photos by John O’Bryan Kelly and I have been married for close to thirty-five years and in that time we have had our fair share of disagreements, although I’d hesitate to
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They Make You Think By John M. Larsen My first car, a 1930 Ford Cabriolet Convertible, started life as a two-door sedan. I acquired it in 1951 because of a coal bill. At our house in Marsing, when
