OPINION: Don’t change Idaho — let Idaho change you
Becky Funk
There’s a saying you’ll hear more than once in our state: “Don’t change Idaho, let Idaho change you.” It’s not meant to scare off newcomers or tell anyone they don’t belong. It’s an invitation to take part, and discover a way of life that’s rare, valuable, and worth preserving.
People come to Idaho, and especially North Idaho, for good reasons. They want safe streets, low taxes, and the freedom to live without government looking over their shoulder. They’re drawn to the natural beauty and slower pace of life. They’re looking for strong communities where neighbors still look out for each other, and where a handshake still means something.
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