Patrick F. McManus
Idaho State Journal photographer Doug Lindley captured the total solar eclipse in sequence on Monday. View his individual images at https://www.idahostatejournal.com/news/eclipse-sequence/collection_7a0542e4-87a7-11e7-afc0-d7c07e03e0bd.html
{p class=”p1”}From left, a MiG-15 piloted by David Macaluso , a MiG-17 piloted by Peter Kline and an FJ-4 Fury piloted by Richard Sugden fly i…
By Idaho State Journal Staff INKOM — An employee at Pebble Creek Ski Area was recently presented with a prestigious award from the Intermountain Ski Areas Association. Chris King, a Pocatello resident who has worked at the Inkom resort for almost 20 years, was given the Golden Wrench Award at ISAA’s annual meeting held last […]
This is one of many photos we’ve come across, either in our collection or brought in by people who have found them in storage. There is no writing on the back or anything else that would indicate who these gentlemen …
By Kendra Evensen/Idaho State Journal Snowmobile hillclimb racer Tanner Meyers just became a world champion. Again. The 18-year-old Soda Springs resident took three first place prizes during the World Championship Snowmobile Hill Climb in Jackson Hole last week. He raced to the top in the Semi-Pro Improved and Semi-Pro Mod finals, and he won Semi-Pro […]
This list was originally printed in the June 21, 1982 Journal in a special centennial publication Pocatello, 1889-1939: 50 years of dramatic developments Here is a brief accounting of significant events in the Gate City between 1889 and before World … Continued
Date: March 15, 2016 Contact: Dan Everhart, Chair, Advocacy Committee, Preservation Idaho, dan@preservationidaho.org or 208-995-9915 Preservation Idaho has been shocked to learn that the historic Jefferson County Courthouse in Rigby will be demolished today. The National Register listed building is … Continued
Idaho State University POCATELLO—The Benedicte Wrensted Photograph Collection of Fort Hall Indian Reservation photographs owned by the Idaho Museum of Natural History has been digitized and is now accessible online. This project was completed by Matthew Bingman, an intern from … Continued
January 25, 1911 The Pocatello Tribune Record breaking east side flood Steady rain falling for twenty-eight hours on solidly frozen ground, pours hundreds of thousands of gallons of surface water into low parts of the Gate City — Wagons used … Continued
