Read one of my favorites, first…

JH Style Summer 2014
Organic and Honest
At Jackson Hole’s Lotus Café, chef and owner Amy Young serves it up – organic style.

Teton Family Magazine, Fall 2015
Chicken Bus Commissionhttps://tetonfamilymagazine.com/2018/03/22/in-the-garden-chicken-bus-commission/

Homestead Magazine 2015
Jackson Hole Arts Festival: Toast of the Town
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Dream Resort: 3 Creek Ranch

JH Style Summer/Fall 2015
Piecing it All Together: Heidi Jost, local orthopedist enjoys the challenges of her work.
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Heavenly Scents: Teton View Lavender Farm creates an herbal product line.

Teton Home & Living Fall 2014
Texas to the Tetons
Family behind luxury linens brand Peacock Alley finds solace in the mountains.

Teton Valley Magazine Summer 2014
Slim’s Chance – A local’s local marries off his daughter. The memories are indeed once in a lifetime.
This issue of Teton Valley Magazine was named “First Place in General Excellence – Magazine” by the Idaho Press Club in 2014.

JH Style Winter 2014/15
A Delectable Heritage: The Blue Lion restaurant in Jackson is a long-time favorite for a reason…
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Room for Everyone at the Table: Three Peaks Dining Table in Driggs is ready to serve.
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Flying High in the Tetons: Teton Aviation Soars

JH Style Summer 2014
The Business of Dirt
The owner of MD Nursery in Teton Valley digs in.
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The Art of Discovery
A blurb on realtors who listen.

A Little Further Back…

Teton Valley Magazine Summer 2013
BBQ Ribs with a Side of Rock ‘n Roll
The Knotty Pine Supper Club nails down a formula in Victor, Idaho.

Teton Home & Living Fall/Winter 2012
 Put Some WOW in those Winter Whites
A little design inspiration to wipe away your winter blahs.

Teton Home & Living Fall/Winter 2011
Making the Whole Work
Oil painter Scott Christensen is considered a modern master of the medium.

Teton Home & Living Spring 2010
At the Heart of Stone
Your design questions about granite, answered.

Teton Valley Magazine Winter 2009
A Solid Sense of Place
An old-timer’s perspective broadens our own.
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OK By Me
A local business keeps its wheels on the ground.