Don’t Turn A Blind Eye Parks departments should set standards, investigate complaints, and hold outside youth-sports organizations accountable for conduct at public facilities. This article is for Members only
Rethinking Priorities Changing circumstances can reorder daily priorities while reinforcing enduring commitments to family, community, meaningful work, and helping others. This article is for Members only
Bubbling Up From The Ground Boise uses a historic geothermal system to heat pools and other facilities, reducing emissions while making use of a clean local resource. This article is for Members only
Swinging Into Fall I pulled into the trailhead—bikes loaded, ready to take a quick ride with the family. This article is for Paid-members only
The Way Forward Mask dangling from my chin, I pedaled my bike up the pristine single track on a trail just outside of our hometown in McCall, Idaho. This article is for Paid-members only
A Trail Runs Through It I punched the code into the garage door box, waited impatiently for it to open, grabbed my bike, shut the door and took off down the North Coast Inland Trail next to our temporary home in Oberlin, Ohio. This article is for Paid-members only
Summer Swim The paddleboard glided in under the rock cliff and gently nosed the shore. My daughter, ready for a taste of summer, jumped off, pulled the board fully onto the beach and climbed the path to the top of the rock 10 feet or so above the lake. This article is for Paid-members only
The Next Right Thing In March of 2017, my middle daughter—15 years old at the time—was diagnosed with osteosarcoma (bone cancer). In an instant, life changed for our family—a new normal, as they say, set in. This article is for Paid-members only