November 2007

Back to Back in Burley

Winning dual state titles was supposed to be the ultimate goal. But that was eight months ago and there’s no time for reminiscing. The defending champs aren’t satisfied and these returning Bobcats aren’t looking back. A thin layer of dust has settled on them now. For a time, they were hoisted in the air, paraded [...]

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A Helping Hand at Life’s End

November is National Hospice Month and Southern Idaho Living salutes those compassionate caregivers who provide comfort and peace to our loved ones in their final days and hours. Don and Carolyn Coon have been married 57 years. Now they are slowly saying goodbye. Don is dying of congestive heart failure and kidney failure. In addition, [...]

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Here Comes Santa Claus

The hall is decked and the sweet smells of holiday goodies fill the room as residents of Bridgeview Estates filter in. It’s the annual Christmas party, and the residents of the Twin Falls assisted living center are surrounded by their children and grandchildren, all basking in jolly anticipation. The Idaho Old Time Fiddlers perform holiday [...]

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Festivals of Trees

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, thanks to holiday festivals sponsored by health care organizations throughout southern Idaho. Festivals of Trees are fun family traditions for many, as beautifully ornamented trees symbolize the holiday season. The festivals draw big crowds and raise thousands of dollars for community health needs. Here’s what’s happening at [...]

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Features

Photo © Jason Lugo

Winning dual state titles was supposed to be the ultimate goal. But that was eight months ago and there’s no time for reminiscing. The defending champs aren’t satisfied and these returning Bobcats aren’t looking back. A thin layer of dust has settled on them now. For a time, they were hoisted in the air, paraded [...]

Photo © Jason Lugo

November is National Hospice Month and Southern Idaho Living salutes those compassionate caregivers who provide comfort and peace to our loved ones in their final days and hours. Don and Carolyn Coon have been married 57 years. Now they are slowly saying goodbye. Don is dying of congestive heart failure and kidney failure. In addition, [...]

Photo © Ryan Howe

The hall is decked and the sweet smells of holiday goodies fill the room as residents of Bridgeview Estates filter in. It’s the annual Christmas party, and the residents of the Twin Falls assisted living center are surrounded by their children and grandchildren, all basking in jolly anticipation. The Idaho Old Time Fiddlers perform holiday [...]

Our People

Photo © Jason Lugo

Sheryl Whiting can’t imagine a winter without skiing. Pomerelle Mountain Resort can’t imagine skiing without Sheryl Whiting. For the past 29 years, Sheryl has taught literally thousands of skiers as an instructor at Pomerelle. “How many people have the opportunity in their lifetime to have a job that they truly love to get up and [...]

Photo © Ryan Howe

Jessy and Shay Lawrence speak duck. Fluently. The brothers from Twin Falls are far more than avid quackers. They are first-class champion callers who compete with the top callers in the world. “It’s like any instrument – the more time you’re on it, the better you’re going to be,” says Jessy, 25. “There are two [...]

Getting-Out

Photo © Jason Lugo

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, thanks to holiday festivals sponsored by health care organizations throughout southern Idaho. Festivals of Trees are fun family traditions for many, as beautifully ornamented trees symbolize the holiday season. The festivals draw big crowds and raise thousands of dollars for community health needs. Here’s what’s happening at [...]

At Home

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In tribute to the most famous and beloved holiday plant, here are some fun facts and ways to take care of your poinsettias: • Poinsettias were introduced into the U.S. in 1825 by Joel Poinsett. • There are over 100 varieties of poinsettias available. • The showy colored parts of poinsettias that most people think [...]

Photo © Jason Lugo

Thanksgiving. Say it again – slowly. THANKS GIVING. How many of us speak of Thanksgiving, prepare for Thanksgiving, and eat Thanksgiving dinner without giving a thought to what we are thankful for? I have always enjoyed my family’s Thanksgiving tradition. Everyone finds his or her place card, and when all 30-plus family members are seated, [...]

Photo © Jason Lugo

With the holidays upon us, two things are probably on your mind: the yummy holiday treats you will be indulging in, and what to get those hard-to-shop-for friends and family. This year, let’s combine the two and create homemade gifts with recipe boxes that are fun and easy. Your favorite holiday foods will taste even [...]

Photo © Jason Lugo

A fun holiday gathering is not complete without delicious appetizers. When I was training to be a chef, one of my teachers told me that anything can be an appetizer – you just have to think on a smaller scale. When you gather with family and friends this year, amaze them with these mouth-watering appetizers. [...]

Photo © Jason Lugo

While snow covers the ground, gardeners take their craft indoors. There is something special about being a gardener during the season in which Jack Frost has his hand in your garden. What a great feeling it is opening your front door to a vista of fresh fallen snow on the evergreen shrubs that sculpt your winter [...]

Moments

Photo © Jason Lugo

This is the very top of Pomerelle Ski Resort (taken November 29, 2006). It’s not unusual for Pomerelle to get more snow levels than any ski resort in Idaho. Such a fun and affordable place for the whole family to play.. all winter long. Perfect for skiing and snowboarding and is VERY kid friendly.

Publisher's Blog

Photo © Jason Lugo

We moved into our Declo home the day after Thanksgiving 2004. During this time of year, I reflect on all the good memories we’ve made here. Of all the things I am thankful for, living in southern Idaho is high on my list – right there with good health and a happy family. I’m also [...]

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