2011-02, February 2011 (Sweet)

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  FEATURES

  Break a Leg
  by David Anthony Smith

  A leading actor in the Idaho Shakespeare Festival offers a behind-the-scenes account of what it takes to stage a play.

  Sweet—Spotlight City
  by Kennie Lyn Klingback

  A lifelong resident of this hamlet north of Boise recounts its changes throughout her life and those of her ancestors, going back to the 1870s.

  Forgotten Road
  by Mike Cothern

  The author joins researchers chronicling a pioneer freight route through Twin Falls County for inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places.
  

  DEPARTMENTS

  Comment: What Do You Think?

  Owyhee River: Deep Creek; Canoeing Idaho’s Desert Canyons, by Sheila Robertson

  Archer: The Funeral Singer; In the Snake River Valley, Verge Young Sang for All the Deceased, Even Himself, by Steven Hall

  Twin Falls: The Heyburn Legacy; How a Country School Acquired Idaho’s Largest Private Collection of Paintings, by Teddy Khteian-Keeton

  Ashton: At the Derby; Every February, Ashton Goes to the Dogs, by Ward Stevens

  Burgdorf: Sorry, Boss, Stuck at the Hot Springs; Getting There Was Tough, But Leaving Is Even Harder, by Daniel Claar

  Soda Springs: A Piece of Change; In the Old Days, Farming Idaho Cost Less but Took a Lot Longer, By Bill Corbett

  Idaho at Large: Ski Idaho, not Des Moines, By Steve Carr

  Book Review: Perseverance; The Bluebird Will Sing Tomorrow, Memoirs of Velma V. Morrison as told to Kitty Delorey Fleischman, Reviewed by Kate Lovan

  Recipe Contest: Beef Bites with Peanut Bourbon Sauce; and Beef and Smoked Mozzarella Stuffed Focaccia with Pesto, both recipes courtesy of the Idaho Beef Council

  IN THIS ISSUE!
  Archer, Ashton, Boise, Burgdorf, Castleford, Idaho Falls, Lava Hot Springs, Lewiston, Owyhee River, Pierce, Soda Springs, Stanley, Sweet, Twin Falls