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Meet Girl Powerful. New to town, non-profit founders and sisters Tedi and Sonya Serge are on a mission to give female youth the tools to build a strong sense of self. These vibrant personalities utilize their previous education and experiences to ensure all girls feel seen, valued and heard. The Girl Powerful philosophy and mental health curriculum is based on socio-emotional learning (SEL) and is taught by these sisters skilled in understanding, connecting, and embracing.Meet the faces behind G...
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If Memorial Day has taught us one thing, it's to enjoy the time we have and to not waste it. Memorial Weekend is a time to reflect and appreciate those who have lost their lives fighting for our country. Idaho residents are all about having an active lifestyle and supporting the local economy. Whether you are spending time in town or out of town for Memorial Day, here are five fun ways to spend Memorial weekend.1. CampingIdahoans love their camping and Memorial weekend seems like the perfect...
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Gluten-free is probably one of the hardest diet restrictions out there. Gluten is in everything — spices, sauces, soups, salads, you name it, I guarantee gluten is hiding in it. This year, I went through a wave of potential health issues. I was recently diagnosed celiac, went on a completely gluten-free diet for months, then discovered I was in fact not celiac, but rather gluten intolerant.During those months, I made it my mission to find the best options around the Treasure Valley, when i...
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Totally Boise loves exploring the Treasure Valley, but one of our favorite explorations is finding new cultivating and delicious food spots. Over the past year, the Boise food scene has been expanding like we've never seen before. Now that Spring is in full bloom, check out these three food stops new to the Treasure Valley.Mala LunaA collective of Latin and Indigenious recipes, Mala Luna fits perfect into the hub of downtown Boise. General Manager, Chessa Hentrup, told Totally Boise that the...
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The pandemic has been a stressor on many families, businesses, and even nonprofit organizations. Recognizing the increased need for support, local nonprofit center Idaho Gives is extending its week-long efforts from April 29th to May 6th.Idaho Gives Highlights Local Nonprofit OrganizationsIdaho Gives is a resource for all Idaho nonprofits, an easy way to search and support local nonprofits of your choice. During Idaho Gives Week, the platform encourages donations to organizations and hosts prize...
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The average American produces around 2,072 pounds of trash per year — that's almost the weight of a compact car. In an effort to reduce waste, The City of Meridian and Republic Services will host its Trash or Treasure event May 1-2nd.
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Child abuse is among one of the most horrific trauma's a child can go through. Based on the FY2018 report, around 678,000 children were victims of child abuse and maltreatment in the U.S. For over 14 years, radio host Keke Love has been an advocate for those children.After having to cancel the 'It Shouldn't Hurt To Be A Child' campaign in 2020, Keke is ready to rise up for children in a big way starting Monday, April 26, 2021.Keke is pledging to sit in every single seat at the Al...
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A survey sponsored by Welch's concluded that moms work an average of 98-hours per week. Working tirelessly, mothers always seem to go above and beyond expectations, which is why finding the perfect gift or activity to say, "I love you and appreciate you," can be hard.If you need help finding the perfect gift or Sunday activity for your mom this year, here are some fun and thoughtful ideas this Mother's Day.1. A Bouquet of Flowers or Plants from Local Treasure Valley ShopsA clas...
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Since 1956, the Parade of Homes has been an annual tradition during Spring and Fall. What is the Parade of Homes? A showcase of home designs in new construction by some of the Building Contractors Association builders. Homes showcased during the Parade of Homes are based on the "Tradition of Building Excellence."
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The Experience Idaho Expo is geared towards everything local — outdoor adventure, music, craft beer, local artists, boats and Rv's, and over 100 Idaho companies.Scheduled for Saturday, June 5th, the all-day event comes with FREE admission allowing guests the opportunity to support their favorite local vendors.Support Local Idaho Art, Brands & BusinessesSome local Idaho favorite businesses like Vertical View Climbing Gym and Section 37 Axe Room will be in attendance along with hundr...
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In honor of National Hispanic Heritage Month, here's a list of ALL Mexican restaurants to enjoy around the Treasure Valley.
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April in Idaho means it’s time to celebrate all things craft beer- and this year, we’re bringing you a guide to ALL of the must-see craft breweries that surround the Treasure Valley! In an effort to celebrate these awesome brewmasters, the Idaho Brewers United created Idaho Craft Beer Month to honor and support our proud, local producers.
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Boise has landed itself in the Top 25 places for an 'Outdoorsy Lifestyle.' A study conducted by Wilderness Times concluded this by factoring in Boise's 11 national & state parks, 429 nearby trails, residents close to local parks, and more. Sliding into spot 21, here is a list of all the outdoor activities that make Boise home.
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A good photo-op spot in the Treasure Valley is hard to resist whether you’re a local or just visiting. Whether you're looking for an Instagram-worthy background, family photos, or any other type of photoshoot — here are Totally Boise's top places to snap a photo. Grab your best friend and find your favorite photo spot, and tag us with #totallyboise.
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In January 2021, Totally Boise teamed up with over a dozen local coffee shops in the Treasure Valley for a $2 coffee initiative to show appreciation for Boise's healthcare workers. Our healthcare workers have dedicated over a year to fight against the pandemic. They've picked up shifts, become vital communicators between patients and families, and have even sacrificed seeing their own families to help others.
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