Back Issues
- January/February 2021 UL$8.95
- Winter Wanderlust. Retired physician Howie Garber cures his thirst for adventure by capturing stunning scenes. Story by Tom Hess. Photographs by Howie Garber.
- Stone Spans. Nine natural arches that visitors can discover outside the boundaries of Utah’s famous national parks. Story by Suzanne Hurt.
- The Charleston Draper. Gourmet appetizers, meals and desserts prepared by a world-traveling chef now grounded in one of Utah and Draper’s most historic buildings. Story by Lauren Elkins. Photographs by Keith Johnson.
- Southwest Escapes. Iron and Washington counties heat up with outdoor adventure when winter arrives in our state’s southwestern corner. Story by Tom Hess.
- January/February 2021 CL$8.95
- Twist & Shout. Denver’s rock star record store keeps on spinning. Story by Heidi Kerr-Schlaefer and Tom Hess. Photographs by Joshua Hardin.
- MacGyver of the Rockies. Photographer Brandon Huttenlocher’s snowy scenes beckon active Coloradans to explore outdoors. Story by Tom Hess. Photographs by Brandon Huttenlocher.
- Elkstone Farm. Steamboat Springs greenhouses shelter tropical plants and the people who grow them from Colorado winters. Find out how a strawberry farmer planted a local legacy that lives on. Story by Tom Hess. Photographs by Noah Wetzel.
- Boulder County Collector. From rare pottery to give-away promotional pens, a retired schoolteacher preserves history by collecting everyday items from the 19th century to today. Story by Lisa Truesdale. Photographs by Joshua Hardin.
- Astronaut Jack Swigert. Astronaut’s Colorado connections led to Apollo 13 heroics long before the saga made the silver screen. Story by Lisa Truesdale.
- Winter Reading. Curling up with a good book is easy with this selection of novels and non-fiction. Story by Joshua Hardin & Lisa Truesdale.
- January/February 2021 NL$8.95
- Greatest Huskers of All Time. Experts agree: deciding the best Nebraska Cornhusker football players of all time is a coin toss. Suit up for our fantasy team roster and then tell us your favorite Cornhusker football heroes. Story by Alan J. Bartels.
- North Platte Canteen. Hometown Nebraska hospitality rode the rails from North Platte to the foreign fields of World War II. The 10-minute train stops stayed with visiting military men and women the rest of their lives. Story by Sheryl Schmeckpeper.
- Barns of Nebraska. Photographers capture rural landmarks through lofty images of days gone by.
- Middle Loup River Tanking. Winter adventures heat up downstream of Mullen during the heart of a Nebraska winter. Story and photographs by Alan J. Bartels.
- Nebraska Kitchens. Shared family recipes add a pinch of warmth to family gatherings.
- Utah Life Collector's Set - 2020$35.70
We celebrated the year 2020 with beautiful landscapes, heartwarming stories, delicious recipes and tongue-in-your-cheek Utah humor. New to Utah Life? Then get caught up with the 2020 Collector's Set. The 6-issue set includes the January/February 2020, March/April 2020, May/June 2020, July/August 2020, September/October 2020 and November/December 2020 issues. Makes a great gift for the Utah aficionados in your family.
- Utah Life Collector's Set - 2019$41.70
Get caught up with the second year of Utah Life - complete in one Collector's Set. The 6-issue set includes the January/February 2019, March/April 2019, May/June 2019, July/August 2019, September/October 2019 and November/December 2019 issues. Makes a great gift for the Utah aficionados in your family.
- November/December 2020 CL$8.95
- Winter Wildlife Portraits. Animals line up for their closeup from an Estes Park photographer. Story by Alan J. Bartels. Photographs by Fi Rust.
- Idaho Springs. Digging for gold only scratches the surface
of this mountain city. Story by Ian Neligh. Photographs by Joshua Hardin. - Camp Amache. A Granada teacher documents stories of detained Japanese Americans.
Story by Tom Hess. Photographs by Joshua Hardin. - Outdoor Innovators. Colorado companies gear up for wilderness adventures. Story by Kevin Dwyer.
- Denver Museum of Nature & Science. Dinosaur fossils, dioramas and dedicated collectors of Colorado’s hidden treasures. Story by Tom Hess. Photographs by Joshua Hardin.
- November/December 2020 NL$8.95
- Moonrise. The rising moon and setting sun paint Hitchcock County with autumnal hues after Thanksgiving dinner. Story by Nancy Marquette Hashman. Photographs by John Neukirch.
- Warm Up to Winter. Nebraska’s most talented photographers color Nebraska Life calendars with years’ worth of winter beauty.
- Antioch: Potash Boomtown. Ancient ruins provide a glimpse into a town and industry that blossomed almost overnight during World War I. Fading memories remain a century later within the Sandhills families who live there. Story by Sheryl Schmeckpeper. Photographs by Alan J. Bartels and Joshua Hardin.
- Flavors of Court Street. Bakers, brewers and restaurateurs serve flavorful quality of life where Court Street runs through Beatrice. Story and photographs by Alan J. Bartels.
- International Quilt Museum. Just in time for winter, quilts from around the world join Nebraska’s handcrafted heritage in a one-of-a-kind museum in Lincoln. Story by Nina Buck.
- Cookie Day. Family traditions rise by the baker’s dozen when the holiday season brings loved ones together in Dakota City. Story by Jennifer Troester.
- November/December 2020 UL$8.95
- Above the Rocks and Arches. Tom Till’s aerial photography provides a new and beautiful perspective of Utah’s landscapes. By Tom Till.
- Fire & Hygiene. Finding fresh air during Utah’s wildfire season can be a difficult journey that leads to adventure, relaxation and long-lasting memories. Story by Zak Sonntag.
- Torrey Schoolhouse. A historic schoolhouse-turned-bed-and-breakfast carries legends of outlaws and hospitality. Story by Ali Nolan. Photographs by Scott T. Smith.
- Helper, Utah’s Christmas Town. Helper steals the show during the holidays with its weeks-long festival and electric light parade. Story by Heidi Kerr-Schlaefer.
- September/October 2020 NL$8.95
- Junk Jaunt. Relic hunters, hagglers, wheelers, dealers and colorful collectors hit the road in search of rusty gold during Central Nebraska’s 500-mile-long garage sale. One man’s junk is another’s treasure when Nebraskans clean out their attics, closets and barns. Story by Jennifer Troester. Photographs by Darin Epperly.
- Omaha Fall Foliage. With more than 4 million trees, Nebraska’s largest city lights up with a colorful seasonal kaleidoscope when autumn arrives in Omaha. Story by Alan J. Bartels. Photographs by AJ Dahm.
- Merrick Strip. Nebraska’s frontier past and a healthy dose of political wrangling combine for a cartographic oddity leaving Merrick County with an eternal thumbs up. Story by James J. Kimble. Photographs by Alan J. Bartels.
- Tumbleweeds Stand Tall. Adaptable weeds with a knack for survival roll across Nebraska like our state’s hardy pioneers. Story by Nancy Marquette Hashman.
- State Symbols. Raise a glass of Kool-Aid as we celebrate meadowlarks, mammoths, cottonwoods and the other icons that define our state. Learn how to suggest your own state symbols, too. Story by Alan J. Bartels.
- September/October 2020 UL$8.95
Utah Life September/October 2020 issue featuring Utah Cox Honey, Donner-Reed Party, Fish Lake Fall Colors, Sprial Jetty and more.
- September/October 2020 CL$8.95
- Counting Courthouses. A dozen photogenic and historic county courthouses help tell the story of Colorado life. Story and photographs by Joshua Hardin.
- Pueblo Riverwalk. A devastating flood on the Arkansas River a century ago carved a new channel of progress and development in Steel City. Story by Sue McMillin. Photographs by Joshua Hardin.
- Longmont’s Accidental Cheesemaker. A childhood dream of a farm in the country led Kate Johnson on a path to Longmont, goats, cheese and students around the world. Story by Lisa Truesdale. Photographs by Joshua Hardin.
- Black-footed Ferrets. Perhaps the greatest come-back story in America, the endangered animals thrive at a Northern Colorado recovery center. Story and photographs by Joshua Hardin.
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Grand Mesa Byway. The world’s largest flattop mountain plays host to an inspiring display of fall colors, mountain lakes and eye-popping vistas at every turn. Story by Heidi Kerr-Schlaefer and Chris Amundson.
- July/August 2020 UL$8.95
Utah Life July/August 2020 issue featuring Utah State Symbols, Old Ephraim, Flaming Gorge Reservoir, Crawdad Canyon and more.
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