October 11, 2018
Comments Off on Ketchum awaits opening of The Argyros performance space
A big-city theater space will open in Ketchum, population 2,700, as the up to 450-seat The Argyros is unveiled to the public Thanksgiving weekend. The Argyros has been taking shape since July 2017 following the demolition of the prior generation ...
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Boise is about to experience its third Startup Week, a series of events intended to help promote the city’s entrepreneurial community. Scheduled for Oct. 17, 18 and 19, Boise Startup Week is one of the thousands of entrepreneurial events Techstars runs ...
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In an event intended to showcase entrepreneurship in Idaho’s food processing industry, grocery retailer Albertsons and downtown Boise co-working space Trailhead are partnering on “Trailmix,” a competition for startup food producers. The event will be held Oct. 18 at Trailhead ...
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October 10, 2018
Comments Off on Meridian and Lime agree to remove dockless scooters until March
The city of Meridian has asked dockless bike/scooter companies Lime and Bird to delay the launch of electric scooters until mid-March. The dockless Lime scooters lasted just six days in Meridian before the national provider withdrew the full complement of ...
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October 10, 2018
Comments Off on Vacasa settles into new, bigger home in downtown Boise
Vacation home management leader Vacasa recently had big moving days for its Portland headquarters, as well as its second headquarters in downtown Boise. Vacasa, the largest U.S. home vacation home management company, in August moved its Portland headquarters with 400 ...
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October 9, 2018
Comments Off on Kristin Armstrong will build fitness center at Ten Mile Crossing
Off her bicycle, three-time Olympic gold medalist and Boise resident Kristin Armstrong is entering the business world with a fitness center at the Ten Mile Crossing business park in Meridian. Armstrong and her husband, Joe Savola, will build and operate ...
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October 9, 2018
Comments Off on Broker offers real estate chat service
With the goal of improving customer service, Coldwell Banker Tomlinson has set up a free chat service so people can ask real estate questions in real time without having to work through an agent. The service, Client Connect, is available ...
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Another Idaho credit union has been certified as a Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI), and in addition was the only one receiving a Treasury Department grant during the most recent round of funding. The new CDFI is Freedom Northwest Credit ...
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The IRS is making it simpler for business owners to deduct the cost of meals with customers and clients. The agency last week issued guidance for the deductibility of food and meals under the tax law enacted in December. The ...
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October 8, 2018
Comments Off on Fruitland’s Woodgrain Millwork acquires two plastic coated lumber companies
Fruitland-based Woodgrain Millwork is expanding into plastic coated lumber production with the acquisition of two companies in Oregon and California that specialize in that product. Woodgrain acquired EcoForm in North Palm Springs, California, and Woodguard of Cottage Grove, Oregon. “It’s ...
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