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The Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation (IDPR) is looking for those interested in creating a “non-motorized” winter sports venue at Eagle Island State Park, beginning in the 2027/2028 season.

Learn more about what that means at the link in our bio.

Valley Lookout: More parking coming to popular snowmobile trailhead near McCall

More parking coming to popular snowmobile trailhead near McCall - Valley Lookout A one-acre expansion of the Francis Wallace Trailhead near McCall will be complete before this year’s snowmobile season.  On Monday, the Valley County Board of County Commissioners approved an $85,000 contract to gravel the expanded area, which will be used only for long-term and overnight parkin...

Pretrial arguments are underway as Boise-based Albertsons is suing Kroger for $600 million after their merger fell through in 2024.

Albertsons is also arguing that a key consultant for Kroger destroyed notes that would have helped its case, and wants a judge to assume that the missing notes would have helped Albertsons and hurt Kroger.

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Massive project could add 6,800 homes near Micron at I-84 in CBH Homes' largest-ever development

Massive project could add 6,800 homes near Micron at I-84 in CBH Homes' largest-ever development - BoiseDev As the Treasure Valley begins to develop to the east, a special BoiseDev series looks at the developments and the impacts. Join us on November 12th in Boise for a special event with key stakeholders on the growth. Details and tickets here. Inside a junior high school gym in Boise, about a dozen peop...

‘This is just the math’: Valley Co. has $84 million in road needs with a $3 million budget

‘This is just the math’: Valley Co. grappling with $84 million roadwork backlog - Valley Lookout John Stevenson is among Valley County’s newest employees, yet he already has an $84 million problem on his plate.  Stevenson was hired in May as the Road and Bridge Department’s operations manager – a new position designed to orchestrate road work for the county on both a daily basis and from...

Fleet Feet Treasure Valley Idaho, a specialty shoe store that first moved to the Treasure Valley in 2015, now has a third location off Whitewater Blvd. in Boise.

The new store will also have a “chill zone” for runners and walkers to gather before and after being on the Greenbelt. It’ll have 24/7 keycode access, an espresso machine, shower and bathroom access, and long-run supplies on hand (gels, socks, anti-chafing products, and more).

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Albertsons: Kroger was ‘reckless’ in letting key consultant shred notes ahead of $600M fee trial

Albertsons: Kroger was ‘reckless’ in letting key consultant shred notes ahead of $600M fee trial - BoiseDev While the Albertsons Companies’ deal to merge with Kroger has been in the dustbin of history for nearly two years now, there’s one item still outstanding: Albertsons’ allegation that Kroger owes it a $600 million fee for the unsuccessful deal. Kroger hoped to buy most of Boise-based Albertsons...

Turning history into a celebration: How the Trailing of the Sheep Festival revives the Wood River Valley’s roots

Turning history into a celebration: How the Trailing of the Sheep Festival revives the Wood River Valley’s roots - BoiseDev It’s been named to several best-of lists during its now 30-year existence, and there are good reasons why. The five-day Trailing of the Sheep Festival in Ketchum draws thousands of people every year to the Wood River Valley in early October. The main event takes place next Sunday at noon, as hundr...

Saint Alphonsus brings free mobile health clinic to Caldwell Library

Saint Alphonsus brings free mobile health clinic to Caldwell Library - BoiseDev The Saint Alphonsus Mobile Health Clinic at the Caldwell Library. Photo: Courtesy of the Caldwell Library. There’s a chance to get some free health screenings and services in Canyon County this week. The Saint Alphonsus Mobile Health Clinics will be parked at the Caldwell Library on Tuesday, Octob...

Record-low snowpack leaves its mark as Idaho enters a new water year

Record-low snowpack leaves its mark as Idaho enters a new water year - BoiseDev Idaho’s new water year kicked off on October 1, but in order to understand potential impacts as we head into a new water year, we first need to look back at this last water year. What is a water year? A water year isn’t like a normal calendar year. It starts on October 1 and […]