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The inside story of how Idaho Falls enlivened its downtown and greenbelt with the results of competitions for artist-designed benches.

Art You Can Sit On

The inside story of how Idaho Falls enlivened its downtown and greenbelt with the results of competitions for artist-designed benches.
By Carrie Getty Scheid
Hesitantly, the author agrees to accompany a group of strangers on a climb to two of Idaho's three highest mountain peaks.

High Anxiety

Hesitantly, the author agrees to accompany a group of strangers on a climb to two of Idaho's three highest mountain peaks.
By Mike Cothern
Deep in the woods, she found herself following something large. And then it was following her. What does science say?

On the Trail of Sasquatch

Deep in the woods, she found herself following something large. And then it was following her. What does science say?
By Khaliela Wright
Descendants of the family that homesteaded the hot springs in 1881 own the springs, which also has attracted a community of retired pilots, who brought along their aircraft.

Givens Hot Springs–Spotlight

Descendants of the family that homesteaded the hot springs in 1881 own the springs, which also has attracted a community of retired pilots, who brought along their aircraft.
By Dianne Buchta Humble

American Falls

Look, There’s a Crow

By Havilah Workman

Ritter Island

Amidst the Falls

By Michael Vogt

Idaho at Large

Bucket Lists Are for Wimps

By Steve Carr

Moscow

Spirit Dog

By Elizabeth Sloan

Island Park

Still the Hammock

By Jenny Emery Davidson

Caldwell

Fences

By Les Tanner

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