The four-ton fiberglass potato on wheels made a special stop to celebrate Gibson, who credits Idaho potatoes as her secret to longevity. At 114 years old, Gibson has lived through 21 presidents ...

When the Famous Idaho Potato Truck heard about Waltonwood Carriage Park resident Bonita Gibson's lifelong love for spuds, they knew they had to make a pilgrimage to her community. Find out more and ...

Representatives from the Idaho Potato Company also brought Gibson gifts from Idaho to commemorate her special day. “It’s awesome for her, and I know she’s happy,” her grandson said.

If a few pioneers hadn't gotten lost on their way to planting potatoes in Utah, Idaho might not be considered the potato-growing capital of the United States. After being sent north to replicate ...

Whether it's fishing on the Snake River or playing tug-of-war over a vat of potatoes, this Idaho city has everything from outdoor adventure to spud festivals.

Idaho drivers will soon have two new license plate designs available to show off their potato pride. On Wednesday, Idaho Gov. Brad Little signed House Bill 204 into law, which will create two new ...

The Idaho Potato Company representatives also brought Gibson gifts from Idaho to commemorate her special day. It’s the second big birthday surprise Waltonwood Carriage Park has put on for Bonita.

First coming to the state in 1860s, potatoes have dominated Idaho's agricultural business for a number of historical reasons.

Michigan's oldest known resident, Bonita Gibson, received a unique birthday surprise when a 72-foot Big Idaho Potato visited her senior living community, Waltonwood Carriage Park, in Canton.