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From a new generation of semiconductor manufacturing to a $10 billion research campus, Micron’s expanding Boise presence is helping shape the future of the Treasure Valley. Micron has been part of Boise’s identity for nearly five decades. The company began here in 1978 as a four-person semiconductor design operation working from the basement of a dental office. Today, it's a global leader in memory and storage technology. Now, Micron’s hometown presence is entering a new phas

Coming to Expo Idaho in fall 2026, a new 50-acre park is poised to become one of the Treasure Valley’s newest destinations for recreation, connection and outdoor living. The Treasure Valley has always been closely connected to the outdoors. The river, the foothills and the Greenbelt shape how people spend their mornings, weekends and time together in the Treasure Valley. And soon, residents will have another place to experience that lifestyle. The Park at Expo Idaho is taking

This summer, a new destination along the Boise River is bringing together dining, design, entertainment, and the easy pleasure of staying awhile. There's something immediately appealing about a place built around the river. The water, open sky and steady movement along the Boise River Greenbelt create a setting that feels active without feeling rushed. Cyclists pass through. Friends meet for drinks. A quick stop for dinner has a way of turning into an evening outside. That ex

With a series of roadway and infrastructure improvements underway, Eagle is preparing for a future where growth and connectivity go hand in hand. Growth is easy to see in Eagle. New neighborhoods are taking shape, local businesses are opening and the community continues to expand toward the foothills. Supporting that growth requires changes that aren't always as visually compelling as a new home or restaurant. They happen along roadways, across bridges and at the intersection

As the Treasure Valley continues to grow, Boise Airport's ambitious transformation is creating a gateway designed to more accurately reflect the region it serves. The airport isn't really the thing you'd think of when imagining your city's identity. But we'd argue they're really the opening argument. After all, it's the literal gateway to a city's architecture, pace of life, food scene and landscape. For travelers arriving in Boise, the airport is an introduction to the Treas