Developing national talent at Opera Idaho
Boise may seem isolated and a long way from the spotlight of national opera stages, but it’s a leap that [...]
David Hale’s organic approach to redeveloping the Linen District
Always a lively place, downtown Boise has, over the past decade, grown even more dynamic and attractive. Both homegrown and [...]
Nearly nine decades later the Egyptian Theatre remains a community treasure
For 90 years, Boise’s Egyptian Theatre has been a gathering place for locals of all ages to slip into the [...]
How the heat of the earth helped develop a city
More than 100 years ago, Boise’s Warm Springs Avenue got into hot water, and you could say that it was [...]
Enjoying water that’s never seen the light of day
“When this water pops up right here, it’s the first time it’s seen light in at least 10,000 years,” said [...]
One woman’s journey across the West on horseback
On a crisp March evening in the spring of 2016, Kat Cannell and Missy Lipton unsaddled their ponies as inclement [...]
The city within a city draws sports enthusiasts, oenophiles and hopheads
Garden City is sowing seeds for a renaissance of sorts, once again becoming an arts and entertainment destination, but one [...]
City Club’s Civility Project
In the most contentious of election years, it often seems as though we as a nation have hit a new [...]
When business and altruism come together
Historically, corporations don’t map out a mission that specifically benefits the community. Certainly, pharmaceutical companies provide a public good for [...]