Kristin Armstrong

These dozen women along with many, many others have helped shape our great state and made it what it is today. Many other strong Idaho women are creating a better future now. Did you know that women owned businesses is the fastest growing area of business in the state of Idaho?!

Twilight Criterium races through Downtown Boise's epic streets through the afternoon on Saturday and you're invited! Check details and download map here.

Spend the evening with Kristin Armstrong and some great wine at Cinder Wines in Garden City. Kristin will speak about how the military has impacted her life and drive for the gold. RSVP here.

Renting a Boise Green Bike modeled after Kristin Armstrong's Olympic bicycle will also give to a good cause. As the wind is blowing through your hair, wave at everyone you pass because they know you're a great human being.

The City of Boise has renamed the Boise park for a local hero!

Ada County has made it official - Kristin Armstrong Day is August 28th. Congratulations Kristin!

If you've never had the pleasure of catching Kristin Armstrong for a photo during FitOne, you'll have a chance to meet the Olympian next week!

I caught former Olympian and Bishop Kelly alum Nick Symmonds talking about how very few Olympic Athletes can actually make a decent living off their sport.

Every time an Olympian wins a medal, they are handed something else. What has been flowers in the past has now been replaced by this colorful thing that nobody seems to know a purpose for. I now have an answer.

Kristin Armstrong has not only represented the United States in the best way possible by bringing home the gold but talk about Boise pride. We have a chance to welcome her back home with open arms on Monday afternoon at the Boise Airport!