2004-09, September 2004 (Payette)

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  FEATURES

  Idaho Wine
  by Kathy McIntosh

  Think Idaho agriculture and most of us automatically think potatoes. But while the acreage put into growing our famous spuds is declining, some Idaho farmers are staking a new claim to fame for Idaho agriculture: wine grapes.

  Payette–Spotlight
  by Tami Hart

  A castle on the Snake River. A French trader and city founder who populated the Pacific Northwest with illegitimate children. A band of vigilantes. These are just some of the unexpected bits of history surrounding the southwestern Idaho city of Payette.

  
  Small Towns/Big Art
  by Alina Sandor

  Some Idahoans think that if you want art, Boise is the place to go. But what about those charming small towns all across Idaho and the artists who live in them? Isn’t their art worth the trip? Alina Sandor shows us that they are.

  DEPARTMENTS

  
  Featured Foliage: Ode to the Huckleberry
  by Sue Izard

  One Spud Short: The Sorrel
  by William Studebaker

  Front Porch Tales: Washtub Tales
  by Ginger Beall

  Renovations: Dreaming Big in Fossil Country
  by Ellie McKinnon

  
  The Learning Curve: Harriman Park Preservation Field School
  by Sharon Johnson

  Who We Are: The House That Jack Built
  by Marylyn Cork

  Eastern Exposure: The Enders Hotel; The Grand Old Lady of Soda Springs
  by Will Edwinson

  Fiction Contest: The Moebius Strip
  by Conda V. Douglas

  Historical Snapshot: Eskimos in Idaho
  by Arthur Hart

  IN THIS ISSUE!

  Bliss, Boise, Buhl, Caldwell, Eagle, Hammett, Harriman State Park, Glenns Ferry, Hailey, Kamiah, Kooskia, Kuna, Moscow, Nampa, Parma, Payette, Post Falls, Priest River, Sagle, Salmon, Sandpoint, Snake River, Soda Springs, Succor Creek, Twin Falls