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Secretary Kempthorne Will Open Yellowstone Visitor Center

   On Friday, August 25, ex-Idaho governor and now Secretary of the Interior Dirk Kempthorne will help Yellowstone National Park celebrate the 90th anniversary of the National Park Service and christen the park’s new Canyon Visitor Education Center, the first major visitor center development in the park in more than 30 years.  A full day of activities is planned to celebrate the...

Moose sightings are up all across the caldera

Moose sightings are up all across the caldera

By ELIZABETH LADEN

Northern Exposure, the popular 1990’s television series, had nothing on Island Park — not in the moose...

Yellowstone’s Stinky and Magpie Fires flare up

    Both the Stinky and Magpie Fires became active Tuesday afternoon, each burning an additional 58 acres.  The Stinky Fire is now at 231 acres and is burning in the backcountry 19 miles southeast of Tower Junction, growing from 173 acres on Monday.  The Magpie Fire, 7 miles east of Madison Junction, is now at 1,902 acres.  It was mapped at 1,844...

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Elizabeth Laden: Messing with Mother Nature

We’re engaged in a full scale war here at Kickapoo Circle. The war began the moment we began to develop our sagebrush- covered lots and...

Marler's musings: When you see a child . . .

There is a program on PBS that I listen to while driving to work in the mornings called “What I Believe.” People from all walks...

Pfeiffer’s Pfacts

by Fred Pfeiffer

Chatoyancy is that stone’s special glow

  • Chatoyancy is the name for the glow given off by the quartz stone we call “catseye.” The gleam...

Letter: Don’t miss this presentation!

On Wednesday, Aug. 23, from 7 - 9 p. m., Jon Beckmann, conservation ecologist for the Wildlife Conservation Society, will give a presentation about wildlife...

Bill Schiess: Sawtelle Creeks cutthroat program looks good

Story & photo by BILL SCHIESS

There are cutthroat trout in North and South Sawtelle Creeks again, three years after the Idaho Department of Fish and...



New CD delivers passionate songs about life and a call for peace

By ELIZABETH LADEN

"Two Sides to Every Story"
All songs written by LeRoy Bell
Performed by LeRoy Bell...

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