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    Janine Renee’s tale of perfect timing and a life saved  By Daniel Londono It seems stunning to think of the possibility of our fates being intertwined with those of others, of our actions having an impact on the lives of complete strangers. To...

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    Sammi Swenson: Pain and Prowess

    An emerging young artist takes us down her sometimes the rocky musical path  Music has always had a  strange influence on us throughout time. It...

    Live Nation

    Breaking free from every day is a gift you have to give yourself  Written by Jennifer Brackett Connecting artists with their audience is no easy task....

    Brave New Virtual World

    The future of learning has a name, and it’s Librarium VR  By Daniel Londono Photographer: photos courtesy of Librarium Inc. Twenty or thirty years ago, virtual reality...

    A Shared Connection

    Janine Renee’s tale of perfect timing and a life saved  By Daniel Londono It seems stunning to think of the possibility of our fates being intertwined...

    Rolling Hills Vineyard

    Idaho winery rolls into new territory: Rolling Hills is Emerging onto the Idaho Wine Scene Written by: Kora Delta Photography by: Zach Pasculli When people start drinking...