by Ryan Howe | May 1, 2008 | Getting-Out
In the 1800s, Southern Idaho was a major thoroughfare for emigrants headed toward Oregon and California in search of land and gold. Our rich pioneer history is still intact as hundreds of miles of authentic emigrant routes can be mapped across this region. Today,...
by WEB Admin | May 1, 2008 | Our People
Shardé Bement is in many ways a typical 14-year-old girl. She attends ninth grade at Kimberly High School, likes to write poetry and has tried her hand at sports such as softball and basketball. However, Shardé has discovered an activity that is rather uncommon for...
by Ryan Howe | May 1, 2008 | Our People
Every night, Jared Price plays in front of 10,000 screaming fans. Not bad for a kid whose hometown only has 5,645 people. Price is in the ninth year of his pro baseball career, and he’s loving every minute of it. In the spring of 2000, handfuls of Major League...
by Ryan Howe | May 1, 2008 | Our People
Your nominations came rolling in for our first-ever Mother of the Year contest. There are so many incredible women raising children here that it was difficult to single one out. But after much deliberation by the Southern Idaho Living editorial board, we chose a...
by WEB Admin | May 1, 2008 | Food
Lamb is locally produced in Southern Idaho, yet it is not frequently served in our area restaurants. Here is an easy, yet impressive, recipe for Balsamic Pan Seared Lamb Chops. In case lamb isn’t to your liking, I have also included a fantastic Balsamic Chicken recipe...
