Pocatello, Idaho is the county seat of Bannock County where most of the city is, with a small part of the Fort Hall Indian Reservation located in Power County. It began its life as a very important railroad stop during the Gold Rush, and was named in honor of the chief of the Shoshoni tribe, Chief Pocatello, who allowed the railroad access right-of-way across the reservation.
Regular Blogs
A single mother of four and psychosocial rehabilitation also buys and sells antiques ad vintage furniture and accessories from her own shop ad writes about all of those things in this weblog.
http://abigailspocatello.blogspot.com/
Minnie Howard Writers, Pocatello
This weblog acts as an ancillary meeting for a support group for writers, both professional and aspiring, in Pocatello. It is a place to share work with others or simply read what they have to say about their own experiences as writers.
http://pocatellowriters.wordpress.com/
Although it is seldom and sporadically added to, this photoblog displays some very unusual photographs, such as the moonset above Pocatello just before a total eclipse of the moon, a wild raccoon on an aspen branch, several snowscapes, and Pocatello fireworks on the Fourth of July.
http://pocatellophotoblog.blogspot.com/
Chronicles a Pocatello church’s missionary visit to Tambov, a city in Russia in 2007, their followup, and subsequent trips.
http://tambovmission.blogspot.com/
