2011-03, March 2011 (Midvale)

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  FEATURES

  A Dying Breed

  By Karin Cordes

  An Idaho watercolorist shows and tells what she likes about our old barns, and why she fears for their future.

  Midvale—Spotlight City

  by Bonnie Imbler Evans

  Coming to town decades ago with her husband, a Midvale native son, the author recounts years of enchantment, high water, and family histories that go back to the 1860s.

  My Life in a Chicken Hatchery

  by Earl E. Hayes

  During the Great Depression in Twin Falls, the author’s father opened a chicken hatchery, and the family’s life was never the same again.

  DEPARTMENTS

  Comment: The Curator as Storyteller

  Owyhee County: Buckaroos, by Andrea Scott

  Blackfoot: Strong as New; Ingenious Restoration Saves a Memory-Filled Barn, by Geraldine Mathias

  Sun Valley/Cascade: Idaho Contrasts, by Brian T. Cox

  Elk City: Wannabees; Horse Tales from Outfitter Guide School, by Carolyn White

  Southeastern Idaho: Fishing with Ray, by Les Tanner

  Idaho at Large: Between Ski Parkas and Tuxedos, by Steve Carr

  Idaho Books: Wolfer, by Carter Niemeyer; Review by Kate Lovan

  From the Archives: Trivia Contest

  Recipe Contest: Smokey Beef Brisket, with Goat Cheese Potatoes au Gratin and Red Eye Gravy; and Apple Honey Crisp, both recipes courtesy of the Idaho Department of Agriculture, www.idahopreferred.com

  IN THIS ISSUE!
  Aberdeen, Blackfoot, Boise, Cascade, Coeur d’Alene, Elk City, Lewiston, Midvale, Moscow, Owyhee County, Stanley, Sun Valley, Treasure Valley, Twin Falls, White Bird