2005-10, October 2005 (Rathdrum)

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  FEATURES

  Terry Reilly’s Health Care Legacy
  by Stephen Lowman

  He was a family man. He was a businessman. He was an Idaho state legislator. He died, way too young, in 1986. When he exited by accident, however, 39-year-old Terry Reilly left a health care legacy of treating the financially disadvantaged that endures to this day.

  Rathdrum—Spotlight City
  by Barbara K. Rostad

  Rathdrum: city, prairie, mountain. Of course, it’s the aforementioned city, population six thousand, that’s in the spotlight here. But the North Idaho town of Rathdrum shares that center stage with Rathdrum Prairie and Rathdrum Mountain. Meet those integral components of Rathdrum before being introduced to the people, places, and programs of this rapidly growing community in western Kootenai County.

  Muzzie’s Music
  by Ryan Peck

  For the past four decades, Muzzie “Muzz” Braun has been making his music the Idaho country way. And the Braun family music tradition that grew up with the “Braun Brothers” (Muzzie, Billy, and Gary) in the 1970s and 1980s, now continues with the bands Reckless Kelly and Micky and the Motorcars of the Brauns’ third musical generation. See this comprehensive IDAHO magazine profile focusing on the life and work of Muzzie, the proprietor of Idaho Records, and an Idaho musician through and through.

  DEPARTMENTS

  Studebaker Says: One Season at a Time
  by William Studebaker

  Music Makers: A Harmonica, a Music Career and a Story to Tell; But the Looks of Hailey Tunesmith Fred Crabtree Can be Deceiving
  by Ryan Peck

  
  One Spud Short: The Thumbs Down Gardener
  by Donna L. Peterson

  Retrospective: Remembering St. Margaret’s; Onetime Boarding School Was a Fixture in Blackfoot for Fifty-seven Years
  by M. Deloris Henscheid

  Fiction Contest 2005:The Last Hunt; Judge’s Award, Adult Division
  by Cassandra Cridland

  More, Fiction Contest 2005: Camas Man; Judge’s Award, Adult Division
  by Heidi Mannan

  
  Treasured Getaways: Travel Gems of Idaho; (and a few ‘diamonds’ just outside the border)
  by Will Edwinson

  Historical Snapshot: Great Orator Spoke in Idaho
  by Arthur Hart

  IN THIS ISSUE!

  Blackfoot, Hailey, Ketchum, Lava Hot Springs, Lewiston, Nampa, Paris, Pocatello, Rathdrum, Rupert, Stanley, Twin Falls, Victor, Weiser