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Back in the early 1920s, what was then called the Idaho Primitive Area got telephone communication. The descendants of one such worker explore his journal.

Wiring The Backcountry

Back in the early 1920s, what was then called the Idaho Primitive Area got telephone communication. The descendants of one such worker explore his journal.
By Betty Derig
A place of rocks and steep grades was in need of irrigation if it were to become habitable. Here's a story of amazing engineering feats to make that happen.

King Hill

A place of rocks and steep grades was in need of irrigation if it were to become habitable. Here's a story of amazing engineering feats to make that happen.
By Dean Worbois
As an accompaniment to this month's Spotlight City feature, a researcher of pioneer diaries provides excerpts from the writings of early travelers in the area.

The King Hill Diaries

As an accompaniment to this month's Spotlight City feature, a researcher of pioneer diaries provides excerpts from the writings of early travelers in the area.
By Jerry Eichhorst
Another Perspective on Idaho Night Life
Southern Idaho

Here Comes the Night

By Jon Mills
Perilous Times on the Snake River
Hells Canyon

Riverboat, Ahoy

By Grove Koger
Same Old Lake, Brand New View
Redfish Lake

On the Beach

By Michael Stubbs
In (Where Else?) A Cave
Snake River Plain

With Bat Man and Snake Lady

By Kris Millgate
Winter Romance in the Empy Sawtooths
Sawtooth Range

After Summer

By Rachel Gattuso
The Same Old Stuff Never Gets Old
Caldwell

Recycling Forever

By Les Tanner
Confessions of a Reading Addict
Soda Springs

Hooked on Books

By Joe Davis

Idaho at Large

I Shall Golf My Age

By Steve Carr

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