Featured Southern Idaho Stories

The hard packed snow crunches as the blue Chevy Duramax and enclosed trailer come to a stop in the freshly plowed high...

Soaring like a great bird through the silence of space thousands of feet above earth, Frank Gillette hears only the...

It’s been about 18 months since we stopped publishing Southern Idaho Living. It was difficult being torn away from a...

Snake River Canyon wines mature into multi-million dollar, award-winning industry.

From the glitz and glamour of performing 6 years professionally in Las Vegas to the wide open spaces of Southern...

The new Twin Falls temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is the church’s 128th temple worldwide,...

Many in their mid-20s pine for adventure ala Mad Men, while clinging to modern perks like Wi-Fi, sonic toothbrushes...

Stepping into Abrey Adams Photography studio on Overland Avenue in Burley, large backdrops hang from the ceiling and...

While most people look at the world, Joyce DeFord sees it. What may seem like a heap of rusted farm equipment, DeFord...

Springdale School of Art sits strategically in the quiet countryside near the base of Mount Harrison in Southern...

You’ve seen it hauled out by the truckload. It’s the same outdated stone material your grandfather’s hearth was made...

Ruth Owen remembers the long black coats. It was March. Not too cold. Not too warm. There were lots of people standing...

The Magic Valley Dilettantes will perform “Crazy for You” Beginning March 15th.

A true Southern Idaho Cowboy

A rush of cool air whipped through the airplane as Paul Janes opened the door. Ten thousand feet below, the city of...

When I tell friends who live outside the area that Southern Idaho offers a display of beautiful scenery, they give me...

With a pure white head against a striking dark body with an equally impressive seven-foot wingspan, the bald eagle is...

Nestled among sage garnished hills, beneath the wide-open western skies of Albion, lies the Chatburn Ranch – and a...

Rodeo is a fast, furious and adrenaline-filled tradition of cowboy culture in the United States. And while it would be...

Winner of the YOBI.tv Photography Contest, Abrey Adams Watterson (May, 2011 issue) is back in her studio after a...

At the Wells Summit shipping corrals, the sun peeks lazily over the Dollarhide Mountains, spying on the morning’s...

Equine-based therapy programs abound in southern Idaho.

This is one holiday tradition that really got out of hand. What began as a six-week family project has now grown into...

Haunted Mansions of Albion opens its doors October 1st. Stepping inside the cool darkness of McMurray Hall on the old...

Rodeo is many things to many people. Fans are entertained by rugged grit, contractors showcase their prized rough...

Give Doris Harvest a sack of wool and watch her eyes light up. Heck, you don’t even have to do that – just give her a...

There are fish swimming through walls and ducks swimming above your head as if you were walking on the bottom of a...

The hall is decked and the sweet smells of holiday goodies fill the room as residents of Bridgeview Estates filter in....

Trying to assign a distinct style to Robert Ransom’s art is not an easy task. He threw out traditional principles —...

THE WOOD RIVER HIGH GIRLS SWIM TEAM BUILDS ON A WINNING TRADITION.

NASCAR driver Jonathon Gomez has no plans to slow down anytime soon. For just a moment the champion stock car racer...

A look at renowned Idaho photographer Gordan Hardcastle

An independent record label based in southern Idaho “makes great music known to the people.” Far from the narcissistic...

“You got the sniff, snot, snort, snuff, hack, spits, sputter, sneeze, toot, wheeze, blow, bark and sputter? Have you...

Many readers enjoyed our print magazine. In fact, some of you might still have old copies still sitting on your coffee...

In the Land of the Golden Eagles, a recruiting tool is used to entice top male basketball players from around the...

Snake River Flats pay it forward, giving their a capella gifts to Mini-Cassia audiences.

Dealing with a terminal illness can be the most difficult thing a person will ever have to face, whether it be their...

Print and Digital Magazine For Sale! Southern Idaho Living was published (in print) from 2007-2009. 25,000 copies were...

From Idaho to Guatemala, researcher Richard Hansen is passionate about conserving Mayan settlements

Surrounded by drawings of owls, a collage of owl photos and an actual “skin” of an owl suspended from the ceiling of...

“Since God didn’t create any junk, we can find beauty everywhere, if we will look for it.” – Danny Edwards Danny...

“…And a Three Fold Cord Is Not Quickly Broken.”  Ecclesiastes 4:12 Tanned to cowboy perfection and accented by his...

In the quiet cool morning hours of fair time in Southern Idaho, the heat is turned on deep frying cookers while...

Johnny U could have been – and has been – successful doing a lot of different things in his life. But all he ever...

Walking down the streets of Appleton, Colorado, with her husband, John Ottman, in the spring of 1956, Mary Lou Ottman...

The Snake River is the lifeblood of southern Idaho. It provides irrigation for farmland and hydroelectricity for...

November is National Hospice Month and Southern Idaho Living salutes those compassionate caregivers who provide...

A Conversation with Champion Racecar Driver Bobby Latham III As told to Southern Idaho Magazine There’s no other smell...

With nothing more than hope for a brighter future Dil Darjee fled with his wife and three daughters from their refugee...