It’s a BOI Thing
Boise Airport Meets Boise's Magazine
By Amy Larson, Photo Courtesy of the Boise Airport and Thinkstock It seems like nearly every other day, Boise makes a...
dishing it up at the dish
Boise restaurant serves up a winning combination
by Pamela Kleibrink Thompson photography by Pete Grady probably enjoy dining at The Dish. A quote from him is posted...
Indonesian islands at your fingertips
A warehouse full of stories
by Hailey Wilson photography by Pete Grady In 2001, Suzanne McDaniel accompanied her father on a trip to Bali. While in a...
the invisible Idahoan
Black History Museum shares a vital part of our past
by Rachel Holt photography by Pete Grady Who is York? If you answered an African American man...
comic cinema remix
Making any movie a comedy
by Dylan Haas photography by John Webster Have you ever watched a movie that’s so bad it’s great? Perhaps you have...
Resolve to Reduce
Make your New Year’s resolution a climate-conscious one in 2015 by Chelsea Chambers The world is constantly changing, evolving, and adapting—and us along with it. This...
Janjou pâtisserie
Local artisan boutique bakery brings a taste of Europe to Boise
story by Nicole Sharp
Autumn has gently taken the stage—cozy sweaters and a slowing of...
Women’s and Children’s Alliance: A Safe Haven
story by Pamela Kleibrink Thompson “My dream is that one day, we would not be necessary,” shares Susan Kelley, Development Director of the Women and...
More than Just Lunch
Bleubird serves up happiness, Monday through Friday
story by Liza Long
photography by John Webster
If you happen by Tenth Street and Bannock on a weekday, you...
Empty Bowls Fills Stomachs
Idaho Food Bank’s Annual November Event
story by Rachel Holt
“Somebody’s soul is in the bowl. There’s a lot of love in each of them,” says...
From Heritage to Legacy
The Foundation for Ada/Canyon Trail Systems (FACTS) and the Race to the Snake
by Liza Long
photography by Ken Levy
In 1987, when Judy Peavy-Derr was elected...
Maintaining a Positive Flow
Local Boise residents get involved to clean up the Boise River
story and photography by Chelsea Chambers
The Boise River runs 102 miles across Idaho, through...
Freak Out in Boise’s Freak Alley Gallery
Accidental local tradition allows local artists to express themselves in a unique way
by Rachel Holt
photography by Katherine Jenkins
“It was actually a freak accident, no...
