2003-04, April 2003 (Post Falls)

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  FEATURES

  
  Earth’s Underground Playground
  by Shawna Andreasen

  Get down, get out…the good side of “down and out” is spelunking!

  The Craig Mountain Wildlife Management Area
  by Ed Mosey

  In 1995, the Bonneville Power Administration deeded a large parcel of land to the Idaho Department of Fish and Game, combining about eighty thousand acres of state and federal holdings into the Craig Mountain Wildlife Management Area. Together with land owned by other agencies and the Nez Perce Tribe, the area comprises well over one hundred square miles under cooperative management, for the benefit of wildlife.

  Post Falls
  by Kim Brown

  This is not a “spot in the road” or a “has been” kind of town. In the 1990s Post Falls’ population exploded, nearly tripling in a decade. It has been labeled the “fastest growing little town in Idaho.”

  
  Early Days on the Lochsa
  by Hadley B. Roberts

  In August 1934, the Pete King Fire raged on for six days, consuming over fifty thousand acres of Idaho’s Clearwater National Forest. The Lochsa Historical Ranger Station survived and is open to the public today.

  
  DEPARTMENTS

  Buddy…His Trials and Treasures: Introducing Buddy
  by Will Edwinson

  Smalltown Flavor: WWII Hero Survived Fifty Combat Missions
  by Kelly Kast

  
  Featured Foliage: In Search of the Wild Mushroom
  by Nancy C. Butler

  Clean Plate Club: A Personal Benchmark: Panther Creek Inn
  by Russ Steele

  Gardening Tales: The Horseradish Incident
  by Les Tanner

  
  Free Range Verse: Canyonade
  by Larry N. Gwartney

  
  Profile: Augie’s Sweet Treat
  by Nancy C. Butler

  
  Historical Snapshot: Motoring: When It Was a Pastime!
  by Arthur Hart

  
  IN THIS ISSUE!

  Boise, Caldwell, Cobalt, Craigmont, Desert Ice Cave – St. Anthony Sand Dunes, Fort Hall, Gooding, Grace, Lochsa Historical Ranger Station, Minnetonka Cave – Bear Lake, Niter Ice Cave – Blackfoot, Orofino, Post Falls, Salmon National Forest, Shoshone Indian Ice Cave, Silver City, The Darby Canyon Wind Cave – Driggs