Joe Roope’s Lifelong Career Built Around Fly Fishing
Joe Roope tied his first fly as a grade school student, and he had no idea it would lead to a life-long career.
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Center of the Universe: Wallace, Idaho
If scientists could not prove Wallace, Idaho is NOT the center of the universe, then the absence of such proof confirms that it is.
Local athletes look back—and forward—on Coeur d’Alene Ironman
Walter Fairfax volunteered in the medical tent for the Coeur d’Alene Ironman. “I remember thinking, ‘you’d have to be crazy to do that.’”
Marcus Kelly: Model Train Maestro
For Marcus Kelly, hearing rumbling and chugging trains whisks him back to his childhood home in southeastern Idaho.
Knit, Sew, Quilt: Boise Woman Pushes Through Pain to Help Others
At 73, Lana Levy is pushing through the debilitating pain of rheumatoid arthritis by helping ease the pain of others
Advocating for Children: North Idaho CASA Program
Ever think about volunteering to help at-risk children? You might want to consider CASA—the only program of its kind in the United States.
Family of Hairstylists Feel Blessed Offering Free Services
Every Monday, the sound of laughter and scent of shampoo drifts out of the Parke View Rehabilitation and Care Center’s hair salon.
Paving the Way with Solar Roadways
Change the world? Why Not? Scott and Julie Brusaw of Sandpoint have big plans — to replace concrete and asphalt with glass solar panels.
Sue Gervais Weaves a Life
By CATE HUISMAN Sue Gervais hasn’t always been a weaver, but fabric has long been the focus of her interest and talent. As a child,… Read More »Sue Gervais Weaves a Life
Humor Helps Drift-Busting Snowplow Drivers
February is the favorite month for snowplow drivers of Minidoka County. “That’s when we start our countdown to the end of winter.”