Many of us will fondly remember Shirley Baron, who owned and operated B & R Crafts and Hobbies on Bridge Street for over 10 years before c…
A red woven blanket once came to the rescue of Brigham Young University-Idaho student Walker Woodbury’s great-great-great-uncle Arthur Parker along the burgeoning American frontier in 1856.
Walker Woodbury, at left, is shown creating yarn from wool on his spinning wheel. Woodbury’s fourth great-grandmother Anne Parker worked with …
POCATELLO — Along Hawthorne Road lies a quaint and comfortable brick house shaded by the verdant eaves of nearby trees and filled with resplen…
POCATELLO — We’ve all been in the place Shalea Taysom found herself a couple summers ago: She was bored.
POCATELLO — The Southeast Idaho Chapter of Project Linus is a non-religious, non-political group whose purpose is to do a simple act of kindne…
Calling themselves “Knit Wits,” a group of local women have been meeting for 12 years to knit and crochet comfort for children around the world.
My father introduced me to the land in Island Park. I must have been around eighteen. That day has left its mark.
