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    Kaloni Pennington

    Campus: Grad to Watch

    By Ken Levy Andrea Oyarzabal is a master’s student in the English department at Boise State University. This spring, Oyarzabal will be completing her degree in rhetoric and composition and, like all graduates, is looking to...

    True Story

    By Kate Matthews On a clear October evening, Eric Valentine and Anderson Mitchell debuted their freshly conceived-of project, True Story, to an intimate gathering of friends around a small backyard fire in Boise’s North End. The...

    Ride Idaho

    By Angela Watcher For those longing to experience Idaho’s scenic highways and byways from the saddle of a road bike, Ride Idaho is the place to be. This seven-day, fully supported bicycle tour features different regions...

    The Natatorium: Still Making a Splash After All These Years

    By Pamela Kleibrink Thompson As The City of Boise’s first public swimming pool, The Natatorium has been Boise’s place to be come summer for over 120 years. For many families, The Natatorium is a family tradition;...

    Out East: High Desert Party

    By Laura Wolstenholme On Sunday, June 9, anyone hiking the Boise foothills near Table Rock may think they’re seeing a mirage through the heat and dust of the afternoon sun. In the valley below, hundreds of...

    Canvas Castles

    By Liza Long Spectacular views, comfortable camping and the solitude of Idaho’s wilderness are all a part of Idaho’s backcountry yurt experience. Add in a few good friends, some great food and good beer, and you’ll...

    North End: The Stories Elisabeth Sharp McKetta Tells

    By Nicole Sharp Local Boise resident and poet Elisabeth Sharp McKetta kicked off National Poetry Month with the release of her debut collection, “The Fairy Tales Mammals Tell.” Admittedly, I am not a huge poetry fan; so I began...

    Linen District: Literature Illuminated

    By Jamie Dillon Aaron Stanton knows novels. In fact, he can probably recall hundreds of details about the inner workings of stories in nearly any genre. He can talk effortlessly about the prominence of religious hierarchy...

    Garden City: Technology Toyland

    By Liza Long In the industrial stretch of Garden City, tucked away on West 33rd Street, is one of the Treasure Valley’s most unusual treasures. Part museum, part fabrication lab and part surplus store, the Reuseum...

    Kiwi Shake and Bake: Couple Brings New Zealand Flare to Downtown Boise

    By Hunter Levy  Photos by Heather James After selling their iron roofing business in New Zealand, Chris and Katie Munro saw an opportunity. They had...

    Back From Nashville

    The Sam Henry Band Returns to Boise With New Music in Tow BY JENNIFER BRACKETT PHOTOGRAPHY ASHLEY FRITSCHE AND CLAIRE KEENER We can only imagine the...

    Kingdom Henna

    STORY TAYLOR WALKER | PHOTOS Jesse Bridgewater It’s not uncommon to recall visual memories more accurately than words. A missionary in southeast Asia understood...

    Musicians Share Their Stories

    Bands…how are you making ends meet? FARBETTERCLOSEBY Covid19 has been crazy for the both of us! (Band Members) Jared and Hannah are both essential workers, but...

    Idaho’s Natural Healing

    Taking the necessary steps toward health, happiness and longevity. By Chelsea Chambers, photography by Mark Dyrud Leading a healthy life is a catalyst for success, happiness,...