Decades of Love for the Palouse Story and Photos by Nita Robinson For years, Nita Robinson has contributed painterly photographs to IDAHO magazine’s Facebook page, which displays beautiful images taken by our followers around the state. One of
In the Dead of Night By Janice Pollard Photos courtesy of Janice Pollard Winter days in the Wood River Valley are dazzling, crisp, and sunshiny, with nights that can become freezing cold, although when the moon shines brightly,
Diversity in a Small Package By Emily Miller We rolled into Rexburg with two giant moving vans in the middle of February 2019. The previous owners of our new home had left a couple weeks earlier, giving the
IN THIS ISSUE! Caldwell, Idaho Falls, Kamiah, Ketchum, Kuna, Middleton, Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests, Palouse, Pocatello, Rexburg, Riggins, Southwestern Idaho, Wood-River Valley This content is available for purchase. Please select from available options. Register & Purchase Purchase Only
A Journey into History By Dana Lohrey Photos Courtesy of the Dana Lohrey Collection I wonder if there’s any gold left? That’s what I used to think when we fished Newsome Creek and other streams along the historic
By Amy Story Here’s a Hug Mac ‘n Cheese INGREDIENTS 16 oz. elbow macaroni (or other tubular pasta), cooked 1 Tbsp. extra virgin olive oil 6 Tbsp. unsalted butter 1/3 c. all-purpose flour 3 c. whole milk 1
By Les Tanner Double-checking with event coordinators about the following locations, dates, and times is recommended. Northern Idaho 9/30-10/2 Lewis County Fair: Nezperce 9/30-10/2 Fall for History Festival. “Wallace, the Wicked Past,” Northern Pacific Railroad Depot Museum, Wallace
Never to Return Story and Photos by Les Tanner I really goofed up, I’m afraid—and it happened, of all times, while I was fishing. My mistake was to fly-fish eight hours a day for three days straight, which
Cultivating an Idea By Steven Hatcher Christmastime in Rupert is beautiful. As the sun settled one evening in December 2021 and the historic town square’s lights went on above a couple inches of recent snow, I felt a
“We Might Have a Festival Here” By Diane Josephy Peavey Photos by Carol Waller In 1982, I gave up a professional life in Washington, D.C., to spend time on a remote sheep and cattle ranch in the Little
