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Emily Delgado

Boise pups need your help: Wet food needed!

The Idaho Humane Society’s shelves are empty of wet dog food, and local pups are counting on us. If you’ve got a can or two to spare, or want to help from home, you can donate through their Amazon or Chewy Wish List, or drop off food at their Dorman Campus on W Dorman St. Every meal makes a difference for a dog waiting for a forever home. Let’s rally together, Boise—how do you support local shelters, and what inspires you to give? #Safety #Boise #DogRescue

darrell47

Southeast Boise gets a new indoor play spot

Families in Southeast Boise are about to get a major upgrade for their little ones—Leap Years is opening a brand new indoor playground in Barber Valley, designed just for kids ages 0-5. What’s cool is that this spot isn’t just a copy of their North End and Eagle locations. It’s got unique features like a STEM wall, a sensory cove, and a layout that makes it easy for parents to keep an eye on their kids. Plus, there’s a separate baby area for the tiniest visitors. For parents in Harris Ranch and beyond, this could be a game-changer for rainy days and winter months! #News #Boise #FamilyFun

mary01

Big changes brewing at Boise Spectrum

Chick-fil-A just hit pause on its plans to demolish two well-known Boise Spectrum restaurants for a new location—now both properties are up for sale or lease. That means the former El Tenampa and Johnny Carino’s buildings, once set for the wrecking ball, could get a second life. With other shakeups happening at the Spectrum—like the IMAX theater closing and Chow Public Market planning to shutter—there’s a real chance for fresh ideas to reshape this busy corner of Boise. What would you love to see move in here? Local eats, new shops, or something totally different? #Food #Boise #BoiseSpectrum

fnixon

Micron’s Boise shakeup: What’s next for local jobs?

Micron just made a major switch in its Boise semiconductor plant project, dropping Exyte as the general contractor after less than two years—right after giving them a top supplier award! Over 200 Exyte workers are out, and no one’s saying exactly why. Even with the shakeup, Exyte says they’re still designing Phase 1 and expanding in Nampa, but it’s a big question mark for those high-paying local jobs that were promised. With Micron also launching a massive New York project, what does this mean for Boise’s future in tech and construction? Let’s talk about the impact on our community. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Boise

davidsonbrandon

Boise’s outdoor spirit thrives at McU Sports

Locals know there’s something special about McU Sports—it’s not just the gear, but the people behind the counter who genuinely live the outdoor lifestyle. Whether you’re gearing up for a powder day or just getting into disc golf, the staff here have real experience on the same trails and slopes as you. Even with a slow snow season, every visit helps keep this community hub alive. It’s more than a store; it’s a gathering place for Boise’s adventure seekers. What’s your favorite McU Sports memory, or what gear have you discovered there? #Sports #Boise #TreasureValley

Ryan Horne

Boise’s alcohol-free cocktail revolution

Boise’s nightlife is getting a fresh twist—Free Spirits Beverage Co. is shaking up the city’s bar scene with handcrafted, alcohol-free cocktails that don’t skimp on flavor or fun. Founders Melissa Nodzu and Briana Beford are leading the charge, crafting unique shrub-based drinks and bitters that offer the same kick as traditional cocktails, minus the hangover. Their mission? To give everyone more choices, whether you’re sober, sober-curious, or just want to feel better the next day. With pop-ups, tasting events, and a growing presence in local bars, they’re making it easier than ever to join Boise’s evolving sober scene. Would you try a booze-free night out? #Food #Boise #SoberCurious

Robert Daniels

Boise’s Chow Market closing for a big revamp

Chow Public Market, once Boise’s first food hall, is closing its doors soon as part of a major overhaul at the Boise Spectrum. After years of dwindling tenants and mixed reviews, the space will be reimagined into new restaurant and retail spots to bring fresh energy to the area. Some businesses, like Magnolia Beer + Wine Bar and Paint ’n Sip, are shutting down, while others may adapt to the changes. With the movie theater next door getting a facelift, the goal is to turn the Spectrum back into a lively destination. What do you think would make this spot thrive again? #Food #Boise #FoodHall

carlsongary

Boise Factory Outlets closes a chapter

The Boise Factory Outlets, a familiar landmark for over 30 years, is set to disappear, making way for new development. For many in Boise, this isn’t just about losing a shopping center—it’s about saying goodbye to memories of meeting friends, finding deals, and growing up alongside neighbors. The last Eddie Bauer store, run by Diana Hanson since day one, is closing its doors, marking the end of an era filled with community, mentorship, and friendships. As the buildings come down, the stories and connections built there will stick with us. How do you feel about seeing a piece of Boise’s history go? #Business #LocalBusiness #Boise

Alexandria Simmons

Micron’s $15B chip plant is reshaping Boise

Micron’s new $15 billion chip plant is quickly becoming a game-changer for Boise. With construction moving full steam ahead, this project is set to bring thousands of high-paying jobs and a major boost to the local economy. The scale is massive—two state-of-the-art semiconductor fabs, new offices, and upgraded infrastructure. Plus, there’s a new training center to help locals step into these tech roles. It’s not just about jobs; it’s about putting Boise on the map for advanced manufacturing and innovation. How do you think this will change our community? #Business #Industry #Boise

Justin Dixon

Meet Boise’s newest wild neighbor: Laura the wolverine

Boise just got a little wilder—Zoo Boise has welcomed Laura, a rare 11-month-old wolverine, to her brand-new habitat right next to the carousel. Wolverines are legendary Idaho predators, but most of us never get to see one up close. Now, with only 10 zoos in the country housing these elusive animals, Laura’s arrival is a big deal for both wildlife lovers and local conservation efforts. Her new home is packed with climbing structures and cold-weather features to keep her comfortable. Who’s planning a visit to check out this Idaho icon? #Travel #Boise #ZooBoise

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