Take Time and Remember Idaho’s War Dead
The line says freedom isn’t free. I don’t believe you can ever wear it out.
World War Two
You Need to See a Shining Room of Chrome Not Far From Twin Falls
While I’m not much of a mechanic, I still enjoy looking at old cars.
Idaho State Museum Recalls Japanese-American Internment Camps
Some of the internees came to Idaho.
After 80 Years an Idaho Sailor is Home at Rest
Arnold M. Nielsen was killed during the attack on Pearl Harbor.
An Idaho Man Contemplates Drinking Hemingway’s Whiskey
The flags were a nice touch this Memorial Day.
No, COVID Hasn’t Killed More Americans Than These Three Wars
Keep this number in Mind: 582,150.
You Can Help Oppressed Minorities by Giving Them Your Farm
They probably follow the thinking of Mike Bloomberg.
The Andersen Brothers Were Idaho Sports Legends
Ladell Anderson made his name not far from where he grew up.
Ogden Air Museum a Good Way to Break Cabin Fever
There is a jet that served as Air Force One during the Johnson Presidency.
Veterans Day in Twin Falls
This weekend, a pancake breakfast is scheduled at County West.
Tear Down The Martin Luther King Memorial
Franklin Roosevelt was an adulterer too.
Elitism Has a Long History in America
They routinely mocked rural and southern speech patterns.
A Message From The Last of Idaho’s World War Two’s Veterans
I felt a sense of pride to see him still going about his daily life, 73 years after the end of the war.
Big Railroad Memories at a Small Idaho Museum
The Northern Pacific Railway Museum in Wallace, Idaho may not be enormous but it’s certainly a great place for anyone who loves trains.
On Memorial Day, Remember as Well the Families of the Dead
An earlier faded telegram from 1943 explains he was killed in action.
The Passing of a Great American
He had too much respect for his peers who suffered and bled at the Chosin Reservoir to claim anything else.