Cuban Cravings
Where to go when you can’t get to Tampa (or Havana) By Liza Long, Photography by Mark Dyrud What’s your definition of the perfect sandwich? Mine might well be the Cubano—and I tried my first one right here in Boise,…
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Momo Cafe
By David Klinger, photography by Mark Dyrud Amid the gleaming walls of his newly-reopened Himalayan restaurant in Southeast Boise, Rajesh Shrestha bridges two worlds—the burgeoning Treasure Valley international restaurant scene and the devastation of his family’s earthquake-shattered home in Nepal….
Paint the Town
Paint the Town with Boise’s Neighborhood Housing Services By Rachel Holt Every year in May and June, teams of eager volunteers gather together to make our community a better—and more attractive—place to live. Organized by Neighborhood Housing Services, Boise’s Paint…
Discover Technology: The Future is Now
One Woman’s Love of Science is Fueling the Passions of Young People Story by Tobe Brockner Lorna Finman isn’t technically a rocket scientist, but she’s pretty close. Her PhD from Stanford University is in physics and her company, LCF…
Indonesian islands at your fingertips
A warehouse full of stories by Hailey Wilson photography by Pete Grady In 2001, Suzanne McDaniel accompanied her father on a trip to Bali. While in a small village on the island, she called her husband Drew, and said,“find a…
Picturing the Old Idaho Penitentiary
A Book Review of Old Idaho Penitentiary story by Rachel Holt Old Idaho Penitentiary is a pictorial telling of the nearly 100 year history of the Old Idaho Penitentiary. The Old Pen is one of only 4 territorial prisons in…
Hooray for Duvets!
A simple stitching switch makes Jennifer Russell an innovator in a growing $34 billion industry. by Jamie Dillon photography by Jessica Woodhouse Jennifer Russell didn’t want to get out of bed. Sometimes, indulging that so-relaxed-it’s-ridiculous feeling has risky implications. With a…