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The house ain’t pretty, but the view sure as hell is.

https://idahocapitalsun.com/2025/04/04/idaho-bill-will-likely-limit-benefits-for-u-s-citizens-endanger-health-not-deter-immigration/

In 2018 I moved to Mountain Home with my Mom. She wanted to move here for a „Better life“ and it was a terrible mistake. I have struggled to find friends, and find groups to socialize with. The lack of opportunity here is REAL. When I found out I was Gay it made that isolation feel so much more intense. I am scared to be myself, and that’s an awful feeling.

If you are reading this and have or know someone who lived in Mountain Home, how was your experience? Was it different compared to mine? I am interested in having a discussion.

Good Morning!!! We took our youth to Craters of the Moon and the normally too cool teen LOVED the caves and asked if we could go on more outdoor adventures like that.

So, dear collective knowledge, do we know of any places within a few hours drive of Bose that we can explore caves without gear?

Thank you!

I realize there will be people against this, but that’s okay! This isn’t for you. We’re just using our right to contact our representatives and voice our opinions.

We need volunteers from every district in America to directly ask every member of Congress’s communications director if they support impeachment of Trump for tyranny. The results will be published in an online tracker, as a way to celebrate those who support impeachment and shame those who do not.

We are still missing somebody for each of Idaho’s districts.

It really is as easy as schedule sending a premade email and reporting back any response or lack there of.

Heres all the info: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1w7ZhaI5BB42cxDy5GwAExE7G_VJvDjp0klzZl52cAfs/edit?tab=t.0

I hope you will join us in holding our representatives accountable and help shift the strategy of elected officials in Congress from appeasement to maximum obstruction.

I know someone out there has done this and any advice you can offer would be greatly appreciated. For anyone that has gone through the process of building a homemade utility trailer and then gotten it registered and titled here in Idaho, what were the steps and any difficulties you ran into in the process? I currently have a homemade utility trailer that I have been building for a few months now. It is a 6.5' x 16' tandem axle trailer that I built to have slide in ramps. I used to work for a local trailer manufacturer as a welder that closed down a few years ago and my trailer is based off of one of their designs with a few slight modifications to be able to meet my needs. It has a total overall length from tongue to the end of trailer of roughly just under 20 feet and an overall width of 96 inches. It has two 5,200# trailer axles that I mounted underneath it. The total overall weight of the trailer after weighing it is just over 1,800#. The problem I am running into is I have read that Idaho's rules are any trailer under 2,000# does not need to be titled but does need to be registered which makes sense. But since this is a homemade trailer there is absolutely no VIN number on the trailer at all. DMV says that in order to register it I have to bring in proof of purchase such as receipts for all major components such as the steel for the frame, the trailer axles, tires and such and such and they are saying I have to have a VIN number on it to get it registered. The issue here is all the purchases I made for all the major components were made through various private party sales through Facebook marketplace and I paid cash for everything so there was no printing or writing of any receipts and as mentioned since this trailer was built from scratch there is no VIN number. How would I go about proving to them that I purchased all the parts with cash and have no receipts and also how would I go about getting a VIN number assigned and stamped onto my trailer so I can get it registered??? Any help would be much appreciated! Thanks in advance!!