By Les Tanner Double-checking with event coordinators about the following locations, dates, and times is recommended. NOTE: Events for runners are listed in a sidebar near the end of this calendar. Contact the organizers for entry costs and
Why Choose Idaho? By Katarina Hockema I could tell the voice was targeting me. It singled me out from a sea of wandering eyes, unsure glances and excited yet nervous body language among the posters, booths, and recruiters
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Borah, Church, and Donaldson Peaks Story and Photos by Michael Stubbs In 1984, I was five years old and living in Twin Falls. My family moved there the year I was born, so it was the only home
On a Perfect Day By Jay Nelson Photos courtesy of Jay Nelson I daydream of sitting on the beach of an island in the Snake River in southern Idaho. I rest against my little two-man raft as the
Not Always Easy By Ron McFarland In hopes that my favorite trout stream will not be as low and slow as I fear will be the case, I defy an unusually dry late summer and an early fall
A Novel Supplements the Bare Facts By F.A. Loomis When I was growing up on our ranch in Valley County during the 1950s, trapping ground squirrels was encouraged, because the rodents ruined irrigation water ditch banks. While I
Amid Teeth and Claws By Mary Terra-Berns Pink and orange clouds hovered on the horizon as I pulled out of the Sawtooth National Recreation Area (SNRA) compound in the early 1980s on the critical mission to restock toilet
By Diana Hooley I’m waiting for the first snow to fall—and I’m not alone. Of all the different weather phenomena, what is it about snow that causes us to look forward to it with such excitement? Maybe it’s
Another Perfect Christmas By John O’Bryan Photos Courtesy of the O’Bryan Family I love Christmas but at one point years ago, the music that plays non-stop from November 1 until December 26 almost completely ruined the holiday for
