by Nicole Swafford | Jul 1, 2012 | Getting-Out
The draw results are out and if your luck is anything like mine you’re now planning an open archery hunt. While flinging arrows all summer, in the back of my mind I held hopes of trophy archery elk and rifle muley tags. With those firmly behind me, it’s now time to...
by Nicole Swafford | May 1, 2012 | In Business
Like many Southern Idahoans, I often complain that there’s nothing to do. Perhaps this is because I approach the subject with too narrow of a focus. There might not be big concerts rolling through town or fancy festivals in parks, but most of us have chosen small town...
by Andrew M. Wayment | May 1, 2012 | Hunt & Fish
Idaho is a fly fisherman’s paradise. This great state has it all from small freestone, pocket-water streams to raging rivers, warm-water reservoirs to alpine lakes, and meandering meadow streams to ultra-technical spring creeks. You can pretty much pick your passion...
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 Paula D. Webb | Feb 1, 2012 | Getting-Out
For just plain fun in the snow and sun kids from 3 years of age to 12 will gather on the slopes of Spud Run in the great outdoor’s of Pomerelle’s terrain park to compete in the annual Giant Slalom Challenge during Kid’s Day Competition, Saturday February 4. Each...
