By By Bryant Dunn
Levi Smiley and T.B. Mulkey made a good team. By all historical accounts, they were hardy men who were well-conditioned [...]
Meet the falconers preserving an ancient art
By Words Laurie Sammis     Photos Gabe Border
  Lieutenant Colonel S. Kent Carnie The Archives of Falconry, Founder | Falconer since 1960 (66 years) Falconry is an [...]
Stanley's first line of care
By By Hayden Seder
  The Stanley Clinic is the only medical facility in Stanley, Idaho. When nurse practitioner Marie Osborne founded the clinic [...]
Ketchum’s new mayor is anything but Grumpy
By By Mark Dee
  Pete Prekeges is quick to tell you two things, in no particular order. First, that he loves to talk. [...]
An eye for beauty, a life in art
By By Lindsay Boeger
  Long before Gail Severn opened her Ketchum art gallery, she was gathering close the things that mattered most to [...]
Falconry and the birth of ornithology
By WORDS LAURIE SAMMIS     PHOTOS & Sketches COURTESY THE ARCHIVES OF FALCONRY
  Since the beginning of time humans have turned their eyes upward, looking to the skies in search of meaning. [...]
Taryn Smith Takes on the World's Toughest Row
By HAYDEN SEDER
  Taryn Smith once wrote in a school essay that if she could go anywhere in the world, it would [...]
The Quiet Fire and Relentless Climb
By By Jonathan Mentzer
  On a crisp October morning in Idaho’s Wood River Valley, John Steel Hagenbuch glides along a roller-ski loop near [...]
A Master of Rotary Wing Aviation
By By Mark Dee
  As a kid, Chris Templeton would sit outside his Venice Beach home and watch the planes line up on [...]
Making His Mark In Freeride Skiing
By By Jonathan Mentzer
  As the history of Sun Valley skiing stretches across generations, with powerful alpine racers, high-flying snowboarders, backcountry legends and [...]