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Clay Bennett, 58, retired U.S. Forest Service wildfire crew lead, leaned against the dented steel beer cooler propped outside Jim’s Hardware at the town’s post-4th of July block party, calloused fingers wrapped around a frosty IPA. He’d moved to the small Idaho town 11 months prior, after 7 years of holing up alone in a … Read more
Jennifer Lopez can do anything. She can sing, dance, act and give anyone a run for their money with it comes mad talent and skills. Over the years, she has become one of the fittest actresses in Hollywood, and she never misses a chance to flaunt her perfect and hot body. Jennifer Lopez Once Revealed … Read more
Hank Colton, 58, retired high-voltage lineman with a scar slicing through his left eyebrow and a grudge he’d carried for six months against the county’s new health director, leaned against the splintered wooden pole of the VFW beer tent and stared at the foam on his third lager of the night. He’d spent the last … Read more
Cole Henderson, 58, retired U.S. Forest Service wildfire crew lead, has lived in Boise’s North End for 11 months and still feels like a guest. He spent the morning patching a hole in his backyard fence, so his work boots are caked with red Idaho clay, a frayed 2010 fire season flannel tied around his … Read more
In a world moving at breakneck speed, where technology and new generations set the pace of daily life, there’s something that’s slowly being lost: the emotional connection with our elders. This week, a video went viral on social media for a very powerful reason: it reminds us of a truth that many have forgotten. The … Read more
Cole Hargrove, 58, retired power lineman with 35 years of climb marks crisscrossing his forearms and a permanent scowl for anything that didn’t exist before 1990, perched on a scuffed vinyl stool at Roadside Tap at 9 p.m. the last Saturday of the Sevier County Fair. The bourbon in his glass burned going down, sharp … Read more
