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If you’ve ever driven past Meridian’s Vertical View Climbing Gym, you probably know it’s already one of the Treasure Valley’s go-to destinations for adventure seekers. But now, they’ve added something that takes outdoor recreation in the Valley to the next level literally. The brand-new ropes course towers 50 feet high and promises thrills for everyone from families to hardcore adrenaline junkies. So, what’s the deal with this new attraction, and why is it such a big win for

For many of us in the Treasure Valley, hopping in the car to head to the store, make a doctor’s appointment, or meet up with friends is just part of everyday life. We don’t think twice about it. But for thousands of Canyon County residents, especially seniors, people with disabilities, and low-income families getting from point A to point B is the single biggest challenge they face each week. That’s where Metro Community Services , a nonprofit based in Canyon County, has step

If you’ve ever driven out to Mountain Home or spent a weekend fishing, hiking, or hunting in Elmore County, you know the region is rich in wildlife and open spaces. What many don’t realize is that much of this beauty doesn’t just happen on its own; it takes people on the ground, year after year, caring for habitats, tracking wildlife, and passing on outdoor traditions. That’s where the Idaho Department of Fish & Game (IDFG)  comes in. And right now, their Mountain Home volunt

If you’ve caught a flight out of Boise lately or sat in traffic wondering how the region keeps growing you’ve likely heard that big things are happening at the Boise Airport. The latest: a bold expansion of Concourse A , adding up to 10 new gates  in a project that could cost up to $700 million , funded entirely with airport revenue and ticket-based fees (i.e. no local tax dollars). ( Idaho News 6 Boise Twin Falls (KIVI) ) But beyond the headlines, this development matters de

A New Spot for Archers in the Treasure Valley If you’ve been looking for a place to practice archery without paying membership fees or traveling far out of town, Eagle just gave you one. The city has officially opened a free public archery range  at Willow Creek Shooting Sports Park. This 80-acre park has been years in the making, and while only the archery portion is open right now, it’s already drawing in locals from hunters gearing up for the season to casual shooters want

A Creative Spark in the Heart of the City Downtown Boise has no shortage of things to do, coffee shops buzzing with energy, murals tucked around corners, and local businesses bringing their own flavor to the city’s character. But among all of that, one space in particular has carved out something truly unique: Boise Art Glass . Founded by master glass artist Filip Vogelpohl  in 2014, this glowing studio isn’t just a place to buy art, it's an experience. Here, molten glass is

Boise’s music scene just got a serious upgrade. Northwest Keys, a brand-new recording studio in the North End, is opening doors to musicians, content creators, and anyone looking to bring their creative visions to life. From seasoned pros to first-time studio-goers, this space is designed to be accessible, innovative, and inspiring for the growing Boise community. Why It Matters Northwest Keys isn’t just another studio it’s a sign of Boise’s evolving creative landscape. While

If you’re renting in Idaho or thinking about it you’ve probably felt the pinch lately. Across the state, housing costs are climbing faster than wages, leaving many workers struggling to make ends meet. Recent data shows that renters now need to earn nearly $30 per hour  just to afford a modest two-bedroom apartment. For most Idahoans, that’s well above what they actually take home. So, what’s driving this squeeze, and how is it impacting life in the Treasure Valley? Let’s bre

Meridian has long been known as a city that’s growing fast but comfortably. Quiet suburbs, family-friendly neighborhoods, and that familiar Treasure Valley pace have defined much of its character. But now, a bold new plan is set to shake up the landscape and it’s called Pine 43 . This isn’t just another housing development. Pine 43 promises to transform a core area of Meridian into a vibrant, mixed-use hub, blending luxury living, shopping, and hospitality into a walkable, am

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If you’ve been missing your favorite hot sandwich fix, you’re not alone. When Earl of Sandwich  quietly closed its Treasure Valley...

Eagle’s scenic foothills have long been a draw for Idahoans seeking space, beauty, and a bit of breathing room. Now, a new proposed...

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