A Child’s Silver Valley By Jessica E. Johnson In her new book, Mettlework: A Mining Daughter on Making Home, the author recounts the challenges of being raised in mining towns around the West, including those of Idaho’s Silver
And Falling Short Story and Photo by Steve Carr Go long,” I said to my erstwhile teammate and old friend. “I still got this,” I muttered to myself as I rolled out to my right and looked for
IN THIS ISSUE! Challis, Clearwater, Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness, Grangeville, Idaho Falls, Ketchum, Lehmi Range, Nampa, Pocatello, Post Falls, Salmon River Country, Silver Valley, Southwestern Idaho This content is available for purchase. Please select from available
Forty Years of Festivals By Willy Braun Photos by Robert Millage, Courtesy of Braun Brothers Reunion Each musician has an Elvis moment: that life-changing instant when you realize exactly what music is supposed to sound like and that
A Stroll from Then to Now By Mike Blackbird IDAHO magazine first featured Post Falls as a Spotlight City in our April 2003 issue. Since then, the town has undergone big developments. Here’s a look at its past,
Fight to Live By Holly Akenson Photos courtesy Taylor Wilderness Research Station, University of Idaho For twenty-one years (1982-1990 and 1997-2010), married couple Jim and Holly Akenson, both biologists, lived and worked at Taylor Ranch, a research facility
Old Meets New in Idaho Jewelry Story and Photos by Gerard Regot My new friend wore a ring of diamonds and blue sapphires that made me look closely. When I asked about it, she said it was made
Really Good at Hacking By John O’Bryan If you have never seen a grown deer skinned naked, then you will not understand the revulsion I felt when I saw two of them lying in the back of my
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By Les Tanner Double-checking with event coordinators about the following locations, dates, and times is recommended. Statewide 8 Free Fishing Day: All anglers, old or young, residents and nonresidents, can celebrate the day by fishing Idaho’s waters without
