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Linda Morton-Keithley sits at her largest loom in her home studio in Melba, Idaho. This is her largest loom and she’s weaving a pattern to be installed on a handmade leather purse. She pulls a shuttle through the strings, known as warp thread, and then uses a comb to bunch the yarn together creating a bright triangle of yarn before her in red, blue, green and gray.
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The five-day Trailing of the Sheep Festival honors the century-and-a-half-long tradition of moving sheep from their summertime pastures in the Rocky…
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This weekend, the Sun Valley area celebrated an industry that was around even before skiing. The Trailing of the Sheep festival tells the history of the…
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When most people think of the annual Trailing of the Sheep event in the Wood River Valley, they think about the moment when hundreds of sheep are marched…
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Domesticated sheep were brought to Southwest Idaho in the 1860's and helped support the state's economy as mining began to drop off in the late 19th…
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Texas billionaire brothers restrict access to Idaho hunting and fishing groundsMeridian school resource officer teaches body autonomy to studentsUnicorn…