Home + Design

Framing Life's Stories

Eagle artist blends preservation, creativity, and innovation to protect treasures Article by Pamela Kleibrink Thompson | Photography by Meg Glasgow + Phil White Idaho native and Eagle resident Meg Glasgow learned the European style of framing while living in Portugal. Nine years later, Glasgow founded Finer Frames, specializing in preservation framing that employs museum quality products and techniques designed to protect art and artifacts of all kinds. Finer Frames constructs shadowboxes for...

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Historic Landmark

A timeless Tudor home preserving Eagle’s rich history and legacy Article by Renee Van Ausdle | Photography by Eagle Museum, State Historical Society While driving through Eagle, Idaho, you might pass a striking Tudor-style home nestled just off Eagle Road and Aikens Street. It’s hard to miss its stately presence, surrounded by nearly 2.5 acres of land. Did you know this historic gem has a legacy that dates back to the Great Depression? Built in 1931, the Orville Jackson House was one of the...

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The Perfect Family Living Room

Balancing comfort, style, and practicality to create the heart of your home Article by Taylor Van Arsdale | Photography by Provided A family-friendly living room is more than just a place to gather—it’s the heart of the home, where memories are made, and daily life unfolds. This space should balance comfort, practicality, and aesthetics to meet a variety of needs. Whether you're entertaining, spending quality time with family, or relaxing after a long day, your living room should reflect your...

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Cork Dork

Finding crafty new ways to spruce up the home with wine corks Article and Photography by Ashley Loeb What’s waterproof, fire resistant, floats, preserves a precious liquid, and might become your new favorite craft material? Corks! While newer methods have been introduced, about 70% of all wine bottles are still sealed with corks. Corks are formed from a unique cork oak tree that can regenerate its bark after it’s hand harvested over a dozen times in its lifetime. Harvesting cork also allows...

Life + Culture

Meridian + Valley Events

MARCH 2025 Article and Photography by 1— 39th Idaho City Chili Cookoff Idaho City, 11 AM: Delicious chili, music, beer, raffles, and silent auctions.  idahocitychamber.org 1-2 — The Tina Turner Musical Morrison Center: An electrifying story of the Queen of Rock n’ Roll! morrisoncenter.com 1-2 — The Idaho Sportsman Show Expo Idaho: Explore outdoor gear, meet experts, and discover new adventures! idahosportsmanshow.com 4 — Business Builder Day Nampa Civic Center, 10 AM: B2B event...

Arts + Culture

Celebrating the Arts in Meridian

Showcasing Meridian’s Creative Spirit Through Public Art, Community Events, and Gallery Exhibitions Article by Staff Writer The City of Meridian thrives as a hub for arts and culture, thanks to the efforts of the Meridian Arts Commission. This dedicated group advises the Mayor and City Council on arts policies and fosters public awareness of creative expression in the community. As we enter 2025, we celebrate the Commission’s contributions and look forward to welcoming new members. Over the...

Life + Culture

Sun Valley Hosts Audi FIS Ski World Cup Finals

Rich in ski racing and heritage, Sun Valley will provide a world-class experience on and off the mountain Article by Sabina Dana Plasse | Photography by Sun Valley Resorts Sun Valley, Idaho is one of the nation's first ski resorts tucked away in the Smoky Mountains of south-central Idaho. It is a fabled mountain town steeped in ski racing history, from the first Harriman Cup in 1937 to the first FIS World Cup in 1977, which will be realized again March 22-27, 2025, with the return of the FIS...

Food + Beverage

A Blend of Family, Passion, and Place

From blending wines to building connections, the Sullivans crafted a winery rooted in heart and home Article and Photography by Tammy de Weerd When Earl and Carrie Sullivan embarked on their journey to create Telaya Wine Co., they weren’t just building a business—they were crafting a home. Telaya, named after their favorite places, the Tetons and la playa (Spanish for “beach”), embodies their belief that home is where the heart is. Telaya’s seeds were planted on the beaches of Cabo San Lucas...

Arts + Culture

Art for a Cause

Uniting art, fashion, and community to support the Boys and Girls Clubs of Canyon County and empower local youth Article by Staff Writer On March 27th, the Idaho Art Gallery will host the Third Annual  Art for a Cause  charity event, bringing together art lovers, fashion enthusiasts, and community members for an evening of inspiration. Held at the Riverside Hotel, the event will raise funds to support the Boys and Girls Clubs of Canyon County, an organization devoted to empowering local youth...

Arts + Culture

Leading Ballet Idaho Forward

Madeline Turnock brings passion, leadership, and experience to guide Ballet Idaho’s next inspiring chapter Article and Photography by Madeline Turnock’s love for ballet began as a young dancer training with esteemed programs like the Joffrey Ballet and Oregon Ballet Theater. Now, she returns to the art form as Ballet Idaho’s new executive director, bringing with her decades of leadership experience in nonprofits, corporate communications, and higher education. Turnock’s appointment marks a...