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.
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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.”
Let’s Help Pollinators Thrive
Without pollinators the human race would not survive. Pollinators are critical for producing more than one-third of our food products.
Local Historians — A Virtual World Community
Social media groups give virtual historians opportunities to exchange info & clarify varying accounts of the past, creating a written record.
Wes Hanson Offers Sage Advice: Just Do It
If he has any regrets, Wes Hanson doesn’t seem to focus on them. He has lived his life following one simple directive: just do it.
Mildred Bailey—Idaho’s Very Own Queen of Swing
People don’t think of Idaho when they think of the Jazz Swing Era, but songbird Mildred Bailey grew up on the Coeur d’Alene Reservation.
Wild in the North: Kootenai NWR
One of the most special places for bird and wildlife watching in the panhandle is the Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge
Carl Marler Still Testing His Mettle
He’s not a drug store cowboy. He’s the real thing, tending livestock on his 600-acre ranch. His music celebrates the Great Northern Plains.