The Chill and Thrill of Idaho’s Winter Festivals
By Patti Murphy
  During Idaho’s chilliest months, there is no better antidote to cabin fever than a good old-fashioned winter carnival. Across [...]
Shirley Yang Crutchfield Celebrates Women with Gilded Artistry
By Kate Hull
  Chicago-based artist Shirley Yang Crutchfield knows firsthand the strength and resilience women hold. An entrepreneur and mother of two, [...]
Hailey's Community Compost Program Thrives
By Emma Drucker
The city of Hailey’s Community Compost Project, with its orange, eye-catching collection is turning waste into nutrient-dense, living humus that [...]
Taryn Smith Takes on the World's Toughest Row
HAYDEN SEDER
  Taryn Smith once wrote in a school essay that if she could go anywhere in the world, it would [...]
Your Holiday Party in a Pot
By Cristy Sellas
What’s not to love about fondue? For one thing it’s basically just a big bowl of melted cheese. Yum! So, [...]
Riding Sound Waves to Inner Peace
By Cristy Sellas
I visit the Attune Healing Collective on a Saturday morning after a stormy Friday night the weekend of the Trailing [...]
Golden Eagle Home Features Clean, Precise Designs and Exquisite Lighting  
By Kate Hull; Photography by Ray Gadd
Nestled on two acres among a thicket of fir and aspen trees, a classic early modern home celebrates the beauty [...]
Playtime with Purpose
PAMELA KLEIBRINK THOMPSON
Toying around with an idea can lead to big things. Lovevery, a company specializing in toys and books for early child development, was founded in 2017 by Jessica Rolph and Roderick Morris. [...]
The Quiet Fire and Relentless Climb
By Jonathan Mentzer
  On a crisp October morning in Idaho’s Wood River Valley, John Steel Hagenbuch glides along a roller-ski loop near [...]
Mocktails raise a toast to sobriety
Words by Molly Balison / Photos by Dev Khalsa
In this valley, connections happen across tables. Old and new friends mingle with drinks in hand—sharing their tales of life’s adventures. An intoxicating concoction of conversation, laughter and clinking glasses can be heard in local restaurants and bars as customers pause the day to eat, drink and be merry. [...]
Salmon River steelhead, lesser known than salmon, face equally difficult challenges
Brent Lawson
While the plight of wild salmon is often the subject of great debate and policy fights, the challenges Salmon River steelhead face are less well known, though equally formidable. [...]
Sun Valley nuptials and a memorable day of love and family
Kate Hull
Emily and Douglas Manchester said “I do” on a picture-perfect summer day at Trail Creek Cabin, an intimate affair shared with their family and closest friends. [...]