Eagle facility supports the new growth of an old sport
“The demand has gotten to be so great for tennis—everybody’s at capacity now,” said Greg Patton, men’s tennis coach at [...]
Boise’s Capitol City Market
“I haven’t been everywhere, but it’s on my list.”—Susan Sontag We all have a dream destination—a Tahitian beach cabana, the [...]
Rhodes Skate Park welcomes an X Games qualifier
“Instead of running them off, we’re bringing them in.” This is a message the city of Boise might like to [...]
Finding refuge in the Nelson Conservation Area
Melon gravel, the heavy basalt boulders tossed along the Snake River like gigantic buckshot, is a wonder of the Gem [...]
Bogus Basin Turns 75 with big plans for the future
Long before Bogus Basin became Boise’s backyard winter playground, the rugged wilderness area was home to a small group of [...]
Photographer Angie Smith documents the stories of refugees
As photographer Angie Smith stood on stage at the Treefort Music Festival in March discussing the interview she had had [...]
Zoo Boise leads conservation efforts at home and abroad
At Zoo Boise, watching a sloth bear vacuum up mealworms from your hand helps educate law enforcement officers and lawyers [...]
Don’t be left in the dark
Idaho will have a rare spot in the international limelight this summer when it becomes the place to go to [...]
Summer at the Idaho Shakespeare Festival
In Shakespeare the birds sing, the bushes are clothed with green, hearts love, souls suffer, the cloud wanders, it is [...]