Not Unless We Get Enough Tires By John M. Larsen A pizza joint in Marsing now occupies ground where the Spot Tavern stood, once a favorite hangout of local prophets. A steady stream of barflies buzzed about and
Life on the Snake By Diana Hooley I’ve lived on the Snake River all my adult life and have grown to love this curling brew of Teton Range snowmelt. When I married an Idaho farmer and first came
By Amy Story Story Ski Bowls INGREDIENTS 2 packages kielbasa beef or other sausage, cut into 1/2 inch slices 1 small jar or can (at least two cups) sauerkraut 1 can diced tomatoes, including liquid 1/2 yellow onion,
Wildlife Edges Closer Story and Photos by Larry Cohen About ten yards down the side trail I spotted her as she looked for bits of food in the winter terrain. I slowed down so she would have little
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And out with a Woodcarving By Doug Rose Photos courtesy of Craig Plummer and Idaho Artistry in Wood Association I guess you could call me a tree-hugger. One of the things I love about Idaho is that it
By Les Tanner Double-checking with event coordinators about the following locations, dates, and times is recommended. Northern Idaho 3-5 Home & Garden Show: Kootenai County Fairgrounds, Coeur d’Alene 4 Moscow Winter Saturday Market: 1912 Center, Moscow 5 25th
What to Do with It? By Les Tanner As usual when I’m sitting in those little white waiting rooms inside a doctors’ complex in Caldwell, I’m thumbing through an ancient issue of National Geographic, not having the slightest
A Family’s Healthcare over a Century By Julia Anderson Among my childhood horseriding tricks was to gallop into our Twin Falls farmyard, swing off my horse by grabbing his neck, and stick a landing, Shoshone-Bannock style. When I
Here, Gone, and Coming Back By Khaliela Wright In Idaho, we often joke that to be considered a town, a village must have either a church or a bar and a post office. Presently, Viola lacks all three.
