By Amy Story Perfect Peach Cobbler Cookies INGREDIENTS 2 c. all-purpose flour 1/2 tsp. baking soda 1/2 tsp. salt 1/2 c. butter, room temperature 1/2 c. granulated sugar 1/2 c. brown sugar, packed 1 large egg 1 tsp
Straight to Canada Story and Photos by Stan Myers In circular searches, I made my way through thick brush and lodgepole, drawing ever closer to a point on my GPS. Finally, as I pushed through limbs and looked
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Halt, You Swine By John O’Bryan “Hey, you guys need help?” I asked through the rolled-down window of my pickup. My wife Kelly, our daughter Molly, and I had just come upon two very large pigs strolling down
Not Totally Sure By Heather Potter Photos courtesy of Heather Potter One morning in 2021, a couple of days before the end of our six-day annual camping trip to Deadwood Reservoir in Valley County, I was enjoying coffee
By Les Tanner Double-checking with event coordinators about the following locations, dates, and times is recommended. Northern Idaho 8/30-9/2 Under the Freeway Flea Market: An annual Labor Day event, Wallace 8/31-9/1 CVRA Rodeo: Kamiah 1 Dry Rot
Spare Us the Firebugs Story and Photos by Dean Worbois It was one hundred-plus degrees in Horseshoe Bend as Duncan led me to a window booth of a longtime favorite restaurant overlooking the river. When he was bringing
Backcountry Ranch Lessons By Levi Armichardy I wake to the abrasive bray of the donkey in the corral outside my open window. All the windows in this small bunkhouse are open, to let in the cool air of
Fire-Struck, Yet Resilient Story and Photos by Annette Lewis Life can be overwhelming at times, with the constant demands of work, family, and daily responsibilities piling up. There are days when the stress feels like it’s suffocating, making
We Were All Explorers Once By Steve Carr Pedersen Sportsman Park was once a nondescript rocky spit of land surrounded by a river in a high desert plain. In 1865 the tiny island on the Snake River hosted
