If you've ever wondered why Boise's foothills feel so remarkably intact — hundreds of miles of trails, wide-open sagebrush ridges, and reserves that buffer the city from sprawl — the answer is a quarter century of sustained community investment. On May 22, 2001, 59% of Boise voters approved the city's first ...

Boise's planting season is one of the most rewarding in the Pacific Northwest — and timing is everything. This guide covers everything Treasure Valley gardeners need to know: when to plant based on our Zone 6b–7a climate and ~159 frost-free days, which vegetables and flowers thrive in Idaho's alkaline soils, ...

Ada and Canyon Counties • April 2026 The Treasure Valley housing market showed strong momentum heading into spring, with Ada County posting one of its biggest year-over-year sales jumps in recent memory and Canyon County continuing its steady climb. Here's a breakdown of what happened in April. A...

Spring in the Treasure Valley is a season that invites fresh perspective—and there’s no better place to find it than at the Boise Area Spring Parade of Homes 2026. As the valley comes alive with longer days and warmer weather, this highly anticipated event offers a front-row seat to the very best in home des...

May Events in Boise, Idaho: Your Complete Guide to What's Happening in 2026 Boise's top May 2026 events include the Famous Idaho Potato Marathon (May 16), Mother's Day brunches at Peaceful Belly Farm and Zoo Boise (May 10), Cinco de Mayo celebrations at Indian Creek Plaza (May 5), the Idaho Outdoor Expo (...

If you’ve been watching the real estate market in the Treasure Valley over the past few years, you’ve likely noticed a consistent trend: more young buyers, more demand, and a market that continues to evolve. A recent report highlighted by Investopedia sheds light on why—and it aligns closely with wh...