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Looking for a great fishing spot in Idaho? Look no further. Eastern Idaho Angler is a pocket guide to fishing in Eastern Idaho. It includes information on various fishing areas plus a map, hatch chart and suggested flies. This edition includes information on spots from famous Henry's Lake, to more secluded areas like the Teton River.
This book is a reprint of material that appeared in the Post Register’s “Let’s Go!” section over a 10-week period from late August through October of 1995. The project was to take readers to the 10 highest points in the newspaper’s 10-county circulation area. We thought it would be fun to find and climb, hike or pedal to the top of all these high points. If turned out to be a very enjoyable adventure. These 10 counties not only have some of the state’s best wild country, but some of the nation’s best. In the course of doing this project we discovered some wonderful sights, beautiful country and had many interesting experiences. This booklet also includes a brief mention of 21 other high spots worth trying. I hope this project will encourage you to get out and enjoy some of the region’s great backcountry.
Drug addiction is a demon thousands battle every day, often in silence. This book tells the stories of Idaho Falls residents who have fought that battle and won as well as those who are still fighting. These articles were originally published in the Post Register.
At the beginning of the 2012 football season, when people talked about Madison High School football, they talked about the Bobcat's high-flying offense. By the end of the season it was the team's defense that was grabbing all the headlines. Between the offense's aerial assault and the defense's stopping power, the Bobcat's went undefeated in 2012 and won the Idaho state title. This book chronicles their journey to the title through articles published in the Post Register.
With a nearly perfect season on the books in 2012, the Blackfoot High School football team collected its second straight state title, its fourth in six years. Champs Again chronicles the Broncos' 2012 state title run.
The North Fremont girls basketball team earned its first state title in school history. Follow the teams season as chronicled by these articles and stats published in the Post Register.
Several historic sites can be found in the desert that surrounds the Idaho National Laboratory. This book is a compilation of articles published in the Post Register that detail some of the sites.
Every veteran has a story to tell, and this book tells a few of them. From Maj. Daniel Davis who survived a plane crash and imprisonment to Charles "Abe" Abrahamson who was a Marine sniper. It is part of a monthlong effort to honor Idaho Falls veterans by telling their stories.
From mishaps to family fun, Post Register Managing Editor Rob Thornberry documented his fishing adventures over the last decade in his column “In the woods.” Now some of those stories are available in this eBook from the Post Register. This eBook is being published in conjunction with the Post Register’s 2013 edition of East Idaho Angler.
Jon Boling sang as he steered his cataraft down the Middle Fork of the Salmon River on June 3. His little ditty parodied the tune of an old Toys-R-Us jingle: "I don't want to grow up; I'm a Middle Fork kid!" He was giddy.These were the moments he lived for -- a beautiful river, a cooler full of good beer, the company of friends.Life doesn't get any better. As a Southerner who migrated west in pursuit of a life lived to the fullest, Boling relished the moment. But less than two hours into a five-day trip, Boling's boat flipped in a rapid. His hulking frame was no match for the icy waters. His heart gave out. Boling was 34 years old. This is the story of his final voyage.
"Our Heroes" tells the stories of Idaho Falls-area veterans. From engineers George Marriott and Gary D. Williams of Rigby who built roads and swept minefields during the Korean War, to Ed Marohn who, after 10 years active duty, has made it his mission to help heroes heal from the emotional scars of war. Each hero has a different story to tell.
The Snake River girls basketball team won their first Idaho state title in 2013. The book chronicles their championship season through articles and statistics published in the Post Register.
Shelley returned to 3A in dominating fashion, handily defeating each of its opponents. The Russets were once again undefeated and easily dispatched Fruitland in the state title game for the third time. This book chronicles their season through articles published in the Post Register.
The Bonneville High School baseball team achieved what every sports team dreams of: a perfect season. After a dominating performance at a tournament in Arizona, the Bees brought their momentum back to Idaho and never looked back. The knocked off teams one after another on their way to the state title. Their season was documented in the Post Register and those articles have been compiled in this eBook as a chronicle of their season.
In 2011, Blackfoot High School was perfect. Winning every game on the way to a state title. This book is a compilation of articles published in the Post Register covering each football game on the Broncos' journey to an undefeated season and the 2011 Idaho state title. This book includes articles and box scores for each game, as well as photos when they were available.
The Rigby boys basketball team won its second Idaho state championship in a row in 2013. Follow their championship season through articles, statistics and photos published in the Post Register and reprinted in this book.
After a near-perfect season, Snake River overcame two-time defending champions Fruitland to claim the Panther's first baseball title. This eBook chronicles their season through articles published in the Post Register.
Buying a home for the first time can be a bit of a shock when you realize all the hoops you have to jump through. This book contains articles that were published in the Post Register aimed at clearing up the home-buying process.
East Idaho Angler is the Post Register's guide to fishing in Eastern Idaho. This edition offers tips for fishing popular spots in Idaho as well as off-the-beaten path destinations. It includes maps, hatch charts and flies you can't leave home without.
In this six-part series, the Post Register examines the effects of poverty, homelessness and hunger on eastern Idaho residents..
Take a tour of some of the most beautiful spots in Idaho, Arizona and Yellowstone through the photos in this eBook. Roger Plothow captures some of the most beautiful scenes throughout the region in these images.
Membership in high school rodeo has declined by 20 percent in eight years, much to the chagrin of three eastern Idaho families who live for all things roping, riding and rural. This is a series on the impacts of rodeo on three close-knit families.
For the first time in school history the Shelley Russets won back-to-back state football titles. They won both the 2012 and 2013 trophies. This book chronicles their 2013 season through articles published in the Post Register.
