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Boise gets safer kitchens with HOODZ

Commercial kitchens in Boise and the Treasure Valley are about to get a big safety boost. HOODZ, a trusted name in kitchen exhaust cleaning, is opening a new franchise led by local expert Kelly Byington. With years of experience in kitchen management, Kelly’s team will help restaurants and facilities reduce fire risks and stay up to code. This move means better protection for local businesses and peace of mind for everyone who enjoys dining out. How do you feel about more local businesses focusing on safety and compliance? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Boise

Valerie Hall

Boise’s trail coffee roots fuel a community

Iron Mule’s story is proof that the best ideas can start on a hiking trail. What began as Matt Bishop handing out free cold brew with his mule in the Boise foothills has grown into a coffee company serving 12 states and over 300 stores—without losing its local soul. Even as prices for coffee beans skyrocket, Iron Mule keeps giving back, hosting free trail coffee days and donating thousands to trail conservation. It’s more than just coffee; it’s about building community and keeping Boise’s outdoor spirit alive. Would you join a trail coffee meetup? #Food #Boise #CoffeeCulture

Anthony Cook

Boise’s outlet mall era ends—what’s next?

Eddie Bauer’s last day at Boise Factory Outlets marks the end of an era for this once-bustling shopping spot. The entire outlet mall is set for demolition, making way for a Kenworth Trucks dealership and a new Maverik gas station. Idaho IceWorld will stick around, but the rest of the site is opening up for future development. It’s wild to think how much this area has changed since the ‘90s—what do you think Boise needs most in this space now? More retail, community spots, or something totally different? #Business #LocalBusiness #Boise

Justin Martin

Boise Factory Outlets: What could have been

The Boise Factory Outlet Mall is finally coming down after 32 years, making way for a truck dealership. It’s wild to think how many of us wished for stores like Lululemon, Nike, Coach, or Patagonia to set up shop there—maybe that could’ve kept the place alive! As the last tenants move out, including the beloved Jazzercise studio (which is finding a new home), it’s hard not to wonder how different things could have been if our dream outlets had opened. What store would have made you visit more often? #Shopping #Boise #OutletMall

Charles Coleman

Boise’s community spirit shines for Isabella

When Isabella, a young girl injured at the Boise New Year’s fireworks, needed a gentle touch, her aunt and a local salon made it happen. With the salon opening just for her, Isabella—who is autistic—got her hair washed in peace for the first time since the accident. The family shared how tough it was to care for her at home, and how this small act brought comfort and calm. It’s moments like these that remind us how powerful kindness can be. How have you seen our community step up in tough times? #News #Boise #CommunitySupport

Shelia Miller

Boise’s first baby of 2026 arrives early!

Henry made his debut at St. Luke’s Boise Medical Center just after midnight on New Year’s, becoming the very first baby born in the Treasure Valley for 2026. Arriving 10 days ahead of schedule, he’s already making headlines and bringing joy to his parents, Anara and William, as their first child. St. Luke’s kept up its sweet tradition by gifting Henry a special basket to celebrate his arrival. It’s moments like these that remind us how every new year brings new beginnings—let’s welcome Henry and share your own New Year’s stories below! #News #Boise #NewYear2026

smithjonathan

Boise’s first baby of 2026 arrives on New Year’s Day

The very first baby of 2026 at Saint Alphonsus made his debut just after the clock struck midnight—Alvaro Ramirez was born at 5:10 a.m. on January 1, weighing in at a healthy 7 pounds, 14 ounces. There’s something extra special about a New Year’s Day arrival, especially for Boise families starting the year with new beginnings. It’s a reminder of hope and fresh starts. Anyone else remember a New Year’s baby in their family or circle? Let’s share some stories and celebrate these little milestones together! #News #Boise #NewYearsDay

Renee Hodges

New Year's Day in Boise starts with a tiny miracle

The first baby of 2026 in the Treasure Valley made an early entrance at St. Luke’s Boise Medical Center, arriving just after midnight and kicking off the new year with joy for his family and the whole community. Baby Henry, born 10 days ahead of schedule, is the first child for his parents, Anara and William. Hospitals across the region quickly followed with their own first arrivals, and each newborn received a special gift basket to celebrate. There’s something heartwarming about these first babies—what do you think it means for families to start the year with such a life-changing moment? #Relationships #NewYearsDay #Boise

Justin Dixon

Boise’s First Day Hikes: New Year, New Traditions

Braving the chilly, rainy weather, Boise locals kicked off the year with a First Day Hike at Lucky Peak State Park—hot chocolate in hand and ranger Nels Rasmussen leading the way. These guided walks aren’t just about exercise; they’re a chance to spot herons, eagles, and learn about the Boise River canyon’s wildlife. First Day Hikes have become a nationwide tradition, helping folks log over a million miles since 2012. With three state parks nearby, it’s easy to make outdoor adventures a New Year’s ritual. Who else is thinking of starting 2026 on the trails? #Travel #Boise #FirstDayHike

Linda Price

Boise hangar collapse: Families find closure

After nearly two years of heartbreak following the tragic Boise airport hangar collapse that claimed three lives, the families and companies involved have quietly reached confidential settlements. While the details remain private, the dismissal of the wrongful death lawsuits marks a significant step toward closure for those affected. This outcome raises important questions about workplace safety and accountability in our community. How do you feel about the way this case was resolved, and what changes would you like to see to prevent future tragedies like this? #Business #Boise #WorkplaceSafety

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