boise history

There are dozens of them seemingly scattered around the United States, including in Idaho.

Boise State University's Football schedule was recently released and the season is gearing up. Do you know the story of how Boise State acquired its now famous blue turf? The story behind how it all got started is as fun and interesting as the blue turf itself.

There is a pretty substantial list of places you told us you miss shopping or relaxing at!

There are fewer things more nostalgic than a movie night at the drive-in theater. Over the years, drive-in theaters have faced some pretty steep challenges.

There are certain things in the Treasure Valley that just “are.” When you’ve lived here for a long time you really don’t question them.

While the basketball court is very cool, it's not the most unique part of this quirky home!

Hands down, one of the biggest myths people from other states believe about Idaho is that we all grow potatoes. We can roll our eyes all we want, but we kind of did this to ourselves!

Long before Snake River Run, Viper's Vortex and Avalanche, Boise kids looked forward to riding Bonzai, Corkscrew and Roundhouse during summer vacation.

Whether they closed in the 90s or during the pandemic, these beloved Boise restaurants will always have a little piece of our heart

The Boise River Festival earned the distinction of being “America’s Finest Family Festival” in its heyday. It ended in 2003, but its memory lives on through all this vintage merch!