Apples are pretty popular, as it turns out. And no, we’re not talking about the latest phone release. The original apples — the kind that grow on trees — have made David Benscote... Read more
Eight professional dancers will be performing “Breakout: a Series of Dances” Friday, Saturday and Sunday in Moscow and Pullman. The group includes and is coordinated by Hannah Myers, a Pullm... Read more
Gone are the days when fair food was limited to elephant ears, corn dogs and cotton candy. You can still find these staples, but these days fairs around the nation are featuring bizarre comb... Read more
The idea for Joy Passanante’s most recent book fell into her lap several years ago. Passanante, writer and then-professor in University of Idaho’s English department, was visiting her... Read more
With dazzling music and choreography, the Lewiston Civic Theatre opens “Chicago” tonight in Lewiston. This classic musical tells the story of Roxie Hart who murders her extramarital lover wh... Read more
Over the past five years, visual storyteller Matika Wilbur has been collecting photographs and stories of American Indians from more than 300 tribes in 40 states. Through Project 562, Wilbur... Read more
A rodeo is great entertainment. But do you know what might be even better? A cat rodeo. No, really. Given the wild popularity of cat videos, and the fact that cats don’t do anything y... Read more
Poets and screenwriters are usually separate people. But sometimes they are the same, as is the case with Ken White. White grew up near Harrison, Idaho, and studied poetry at the Univ... Read more
The bare, brown slopes of the Lewiston hill don’t look ideal for growing anything except rocks and dry grasses. Hodapp’s Berry and Dairy is proving otherwise. The small farm is situated on... Read more
Libraries have long opened up new worlds to their patrons through the printed word. Now, they’re just as likely to do the same with things like fishing poles, musical instruments and... Read more