A former investigator turned author has released the latest in a series of non-fiction books involving strange disappearances and unexplained goings-on in the forests of the United States. The writer's most recent publication delves into a number of missing person cases in the Gem State.
Some indoor work has started on a proposed $12.5 million expansion and renovation of The Community Library in Ketchum, but local officials have yet to approve the overall project.
Libraries are not places just to read books anymore. Come April there’ll be plenty of things going on at the Twin Falls Public Library for patrons of all ages.
Shawn Willsey teaches geology in the classroom, but he recently has found another avenue of sharing his passion: through a book he has written called “Geology Underfoot in Southern Idaho.”
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KLIX) – Shawn Willsey, a geology professor at the College of Southern Idaho and recently turned author, will sign copies of his first book, “Geology Underfoot in Southern Idaho,” from 4 to 7 p.m. today at the Twin Falls Visitor Center.
He’s been called the world’s bestselling novelist, and now he is teaming with a former president to write a suspenseful thriller that, among other things, promises to be a “behind-the-scenes global drama.”
When it comes to great classic books, what is your favorite? I'm sure there are a lot of great classic novels, but I just haven't read any of the ones on this list. And, the one that is most popular among Idahoans is a pretty big surprise.