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Resurrecting the Historical Craig Mountain Trail
By HOLLY ENDERSBY — The Idaho Department of Fish & Game has prioritized resurrecting the Craig Mountain Trail. The Montana Conservation Corps begins work this year.
Kootenai Tribe Declared War Against U.S. in 1974
By JACK McNEEL — It’s now been 45 years since “The War.” I still remember it well as do many older residents of northern Idaho and particularly Boundary County. It’s probably a new story for most newcomers and a story that needs retelling.
Stephen Small Salmon: Dancer, Actor, Elder of Note
By JACK McNEEL — A tribal member from the Flathead Reservation, Stephen Small Salmon works hard to keep his culture and native language alive.
Sweet Dreams of Artisan Ice Cream
By KATHLEEN MULROY — Is it possible to find delicious, artisan ice cream in Idaho and Montana? Of course; you just have to know where to look.
Wild About Wildflowers
By DIANNA TROYER — Photographing wildflowers offered countless unforgettable moments for 83-year old friends, Sharron Larter Akers and Sharon Phillips Huff.
Fibers First for Idaho Fiber Growers
By KATHLEEN MULROY Idaho small farmers who raise alpacas, llamas, yaks, or sheep for their fiber need to have the combed or shaved hair, fur,… Read More »Fibers First for Idaho Fiber Growers
Kidney Donor Gives Larry Abo Second Chance at Life
Larry Abo has much to be thankful for this April, National Donate Life Month. Around 800 Idahoans await organ donations.
Could You Pass the Citizenship Test?
A survey by the Woodrow Wilson Foundation finds Americans don’t possess history knowledge needed to be informed and engaged citizens.
Miser Whips Still Here, Thank Goodness
It was in America that the crosscut got its second name, “the misery whip,” as day-long sawing was truly a misery.