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

While we’ve been busy building the all-new Southern Idaho Living ONLINE magazine, at the same time we’ve been going through archives of the past print editions. Many of our past stories are timeless, so we’ve decided to re-format them and post them online for you to enjoy again – or perhaps for the very first time.

You’ll notice something different about the old archived stories online. Since we were working with limited space in the print editions, some of our best photos had to be left out. Not anymore! With the new online format, you might be surprised to find fresh photos that you never saw in the print versions.

So far, every issue from 2007 has been posted. Be sure to subscribe to our newsletter and “Like” us on Facebook. We will notify you when more archives have been put online.

You can always find a list of past issues at the bottom of any page on this site, and you can do a site search (top right of page) for anything you might be looking for. Feel free to leave comments on any stories you like, as well as share them on Facebook, print them, or e-mail them to a friend.

The Premiere Issue of Southern Idaho Living arrived in May of 2007!

Southern Idaho Living is a brand-new bi-monthly publication celebrating the people, places and events that make this region a great place to live, work and play!

In every issue, we will provide a wide array of stories, including in-depth features on interesting people doing amazing things, tips for gardening, cooking and decorating, family travel destinations, events, and things to do. We will revisit the area’s rich history, as well as look toward a promising future. Every issue will celebrate the best of southern Idaho within its pages.

The Premiere Issue features an in-depth cover story on local country music entertainer Johnny U. We also take you racing with Bobby Latham III, the 2006 Magic Valley Speedway champion, and we go fishing with pro bass fisherman Brandon Craner of Buhl.

Also in this issue, naturopathy expert Brenda Grogan of Twin Falls teaches about healing the mind, body and spirit. In addition, we provide tips for summer barbequing on the Snake River, getting your fruit trees ready for the season, decorating your kitchen, and much more!

The July-August issue of Southern Idaho Living was an exciting one!

We jumped out of an airplane with Skydive Buhl, rodeoed with Corey Rogers, carved a cowboy boot out of wood with R.C. Hink, golfed at Carmela, and got sunburned on the Snake River.

As we traveled from Rupert to Glenns Ferry for our cover story, stopping to meet folks who make their home on the Snake River, we rediscovered the beauty of southern Idaho’s main waterway. We also discovered that people’s reasons for living on the river are varied, except for on one aspect: Sharing it with friends and family.

Also in this issue, you will find tips from our local expert chefs, decorators, gardeners and health professionals. There is so much to do and see here in southern Idaho and we encourage you to get out and rediscover it for yourself this summer!

September / October 2007

Nothing beats autumn in southern Idaho. There’s a lot going on this time of year and the latest issue of Southern Idaho Living is full of great articles to keep you busy from now until Halloween! You’ll find in-depth articles about 83-year-old Dr. Don Pates, Kimberly-based Divulge Records, and Filer watercolor artist Joyce DeFord. From Halloween crafts to potato harvest recipes, this issue is packed.

Past Issue – November / December 2007

You’ll meet southern Idaho’s very own Santa Claus, Larry Evans and hoop it up with the defending state champions, the Burley Bobcats. You’ll find great articles to get you ready for the holidays, including party appetizer recipes, creative gift ideas, and a complete Festival of Trees preview. From cover to cover, this issue is packed with what it means to live, work and play in southern Idaho.

Past Issue – January / February 2008

Bald eagles make Southern Idaho their winter home, Danny Marona makes us laugh, and Doris Harvest makes fiber art. Also, the annual CSI Cowboy Boxing Smoker, the renovated Drift Inn, Hooked on Chocolate, and slopestyle ski champ Tyler Shockey.

Past Issue – March / April 2008

Tour the Chatburn Ranch, jump in the pool with the state champion Wood River High swim team, and cast bronze with world-renowned western artist Danny Edwards. Also, check out the Magic Valley Dilettantes, Seashell Soaps from Buhl, and Nana’s now-famous chocolate cake!