A journey through Idaho's fall foliage
By Coral Morgan
  There is a moment every autumn in the Wood River Valley when summer quietly slips away. Overnight, the first [...]
Wood River Rep expands the reach of theater in the Valley
By Carolyn French
  A theater begins with a stage, but it rarely ends there. From every production, threads stretch outward to the [...]
The High Desert College Collaborative expands educational opportunities
By Winslow Brokaw
  Ask a middle school student: What do you enjoy doing today that might make a great career for you [...]
What makes the West the West
Essay by Adam Tanous
  Drive west from Bozeman, Montana, which at Western speed limits you can do for longer than most people want [...]
A chef’s garden enhances cuisine and connection to food
By Kate Hull
A  hefty addition of basil to a piping hot margherita pizza; dill topped on tangy homemade tzatziki or inside buttermilk [...]
Fitting the pieces of the latest trend into a larger wellness picture
By Carolyn French
  Whether it’s recovering faster after a big Baldy hike, maintaining muscle to ski well into your 70s, or simply [...]
The Glow Up Edition ...
By Cristy Sellas
  Home renovation plans are often slippery slopes. What starts as a simple “aesthetic update” can turn into much more. [...]
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. [...]
Meet the falconers preserving an ancient art
Words Laurie Sammis     Photos Gabe Border
  Lieutenant Colonel S. Kent Carnie The Archives of Falconry, Founder | Falconer since 1960 (66 years) Falconry is an [...]
Idaho's beloved festival of sheep, food, music and tradition
Photos Courtesy Trailing of the Sheep / Carol Waller
The Trailing of the Sheep Festival is celebrating 30 years this Fall 2026 and the momentum is growing!   Come [...]
Eating your way to cognitive vitality
By Cristy Sellas
  Most individuals experience some level of cognitive decline as they age. Who hasn’t walked into a room and then promptly forgot what [...]
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. [...]