History

For those who have lived here in the 50s and earlier they may have known the area to have a different name. Before 1959 it was usually referred to as the Lower Snake River Valley or the Boise River Valley.

Evel is a legend. He was best known for his motorcycle stunts that occurred between 1965 and 1980. According Visit Southern Idaho, He earned the Guinness Book of Records title of most broken bones in a lifetime. Did you know that his most daring and final jump was across Idaho's Snake River Can…

If we could travel back in time with the same amount of hange we have in our pockets now, we'd be living like royalty, to say the least

Mr. Potato Head, “a man of the soil," made history as the first vegetable and first toy to ever run for public office.

At one point, Garden City was bustling with people from all over who were coming to gamble

A family who left San Francisco after the 1906 earthquake built the home in 1911 and they built it to last. Today the home is on the National Register of Historic Places. The home was constructed with 12 solid inches of concrete from top to bottom.

Once upon a time, there was a lot more...well, nothing in Meridian.

Having lived in the Treasure Vally for a while now, it's become easier and easier to spot a visitor. No, it's not the California license plates or that visitors pronounce Boise "Boy-Zee" rather than "Boy-See." It's the way they pronounce specific st…