by Karla Davis | Jul 1, 2012 | Our People
Shane Dallolio is a man who doesn’t just live the DIY life, he rocks it. Do-It-Yourself has been given a lot of attention recently as a growing trend. But for Shane it’s simply the way things have always been. He ventured all around Idaho as a young adult and today...
by Karla Davis | May 1, 2012 | Our People
An old adage speculates that those who can’t do, teach. However, this saying is in no way applicable to David Weber. A rock climbing enthusiast and teacher of math and sciences at Shoshone High School for 20 years, he never lets his teaching get in the way of his...
by Paula D. Webb | Apr 1, 2012 | Our People
Entertaining hopes of a promotion, Doris Haines entered the main office of Iowa’s Chesapeake First Savings and Loan to which she had been beckoned. She was greeted instead by the stern view of five men clad in black dress suits who bore harsh news. Her husband, Bill...
by Dianna Troyer | Mar 1, 2012 | Our People
Decisions. Decisions. For Clare Gill, there are so many records in her vast music collection (she estimates more than 5,000) and so little time to dance to them all. Still, the 87-year-old gives it her best shot several times a week between dancing, teaching and...
by Jason Lugo | Dec 1, 2011 | Our People
It’s about living a better story. That’s the motto that author Kristi Fowler lives by. After years spent as a counselor listening to people share their stories – good, bad and downright unimaginable – she knows that what a person chooses to believe about their past...
by Paula D. Webb | Nov 1, 2011 | Our People
If our past can tie us down it can also free us. Keith Adams (59 years old) is living proof. Professional Trial Bike competitor, educator and avid outdoors man, Adams uses his past to inspire the future of those around him. Using the power of sports and the great...
