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Mariah HebbelnReturn
I grew up in the trees and mountain lakes of Idaho. Camping, fishing, 4-wheeling in my dad’s International Scout 2 - I did it all. Going into this summer with the imminent arrival of an extreme heatwave looming over Southern Idaho, drought-like conditions already afflicting our land, and fire season just getting started, I feel a genuine responsibility to raise awareness on how careful we all need to be.Recently, the City of Boise and Boise Fire Department released a series of precautions ...
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Behind the Century Landmark Center, anchored by Lowes and Walmart and located on West Overland Road, a longtime Boise motel is being converted into affordable studio apartments. Recognizing the pressing need to address the low supply of affordable housing in the Boise City area, Fortify Holdings purchased the former Howard Johnson by Wyndham with the vision to provide a solution. This new efficiency studio apartment complex, close to the Cole freeway entrances, will become The Prospect.Details A...
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The gaming industry has become a force to be reckoned with as technology continues to evolve constantly and gaming studios release more enticing games to play every day. You can play on your phone, computer, or a console, and now even on completely wireless VR headsets that will run the game right before your eyes. In recent years, studies have found that over 2.5 billion people actively play video games, making it one of America’s most enjoyed pastimes. Now, there is a unique and exciting...
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Sockeye Brewing is a Boise institution. Brewing up some of Idaho’s most popular beer since 1996, the taphouse and eatery have been making a few headlines recently.For those of you who have been around since Sockeye Brewing opened, it was sad to see their first location on Cole road close its doors forever in 2019. This spot was where they honed their brewing craft, created effortlessly delicious pub food, and hosted free live music for Boise to enjoy.Before their Cole location locked up, t...
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All around the valley, families, couples and Bosieans of all ages are jumping to their heart's content at Altitude Trampoline Park. Complete with a room of wall-to-wall high-performance trampolines, a gymnastic tumble track, warped wall, and many more courses, pits, and high flying games, every bounce is sure to be filled with glee for every age.If you have family coming to town or need a quick way to burn some energy, you're going to have an amazing time at the trampoline park. It's...
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It’s no fun when you feel a little off. I’ve been there. My to-do list is long, my time is short, and I haven’t been as good at drinking my water as I should be. That’s what the team at Elevated Hydration hears often. And it’s why they started their hydration practice. Founded by two passionate and highly educated medical professionals, Ryland Mauck-Duff, BSN, RN, and Brent Russell, MD, the pair seeks to keep you hydrated so you can continue to live elevated. The du...
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It's no secret that the housing market is booming in the Treasure Valley. Making many national syndicate lists and much communal discussion, despite the fluctuating economics throughout the rest of the country, the growth is expected to hold strong for a long period of time. With this expansion, many new and existing Idahoan residents are looking to renovate or build their home spaces. A common and in-demand component of making your house a home is having the proper in-home storage. To furth...
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For the last 16 years, Monte Eldfrick has been the owner and operator of Woodcraft in the Overland Plaza in Boise, Idaho. His sons have grown up here. “Josiah’s been working since he was about four years old,” Monte recalls affectionately. The moment you walk in the door of this sprawling craftsmen paradise, you can sense you’re somewhere special. Woodcraft itself is a national franchise, but you will find that each branch is individually managed. If you’re looking ...
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Juneteenth is an important day in American history. Despite slavery being abolished in rebellious (Confederate) states in 1863, some Black Americans were held un-lawfully in bondage. It was only until the 13th Amendment was ratified in 1865 did the entire United States completely abolish slavery. June 19th commemorates the day that the last group of enslaved people were finally notified of their legal emancipation and freedom. After several deadly attempts to inform the White enslavers and perpe...
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Dad, Papa, Pops, whatever you call them, those fatherly figures in our life earned to be celebrated. Father’s day falls on Sunday, June 20th this year with wonderful weather predicted for the weekend. We have taken on researching all the best ways to celebrate this holiday.
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If you didn’t know, January 1st is National Bloody Mary Day! A day to recoup from celebrating the start of the new year. Since bloody marys are one of our favorite drinks, we just knew we had to share the best places throughout the Treasure Valley to sit down and grab a bloody mary.
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