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The Idaho Business Review Interviews of Highly Effective People: Andrea Cantor
Andrea Cantor, raised in Boise, is the new director of the city's Economic Development department, focusing on business growth and community partnerships.
Demolition of Nampa’s Edwards Cinema clears way for Sugar District developments
The demolition of Nampa’s Edwards Cinema will make way for up to 700 rental housing units in the Sugar District, led by the Gardner Group.
Cantor named to key leadership position in City of Boise
Boise Mayor Lauren McLean appoints longtime advisor Andrea Cantor as the city’s new economic development director, citing her leadership on major growth projects.
Nez Perce County approval moves manufacturer’s expansion forward
Nez Perce County commissioners approved a $6.5M Cascade Plastics manufacturing facility in Lewiston, creating 30+ jobs and boosting the Lewis-Clark Valley economy.
Boise organization receives 5-star accreditation
The Boise Metro Chamber of Commerce earns a 5-Star U.S. Chamber accreditation, recognizing excellence, strong governance and community impact.
Idaho tech hub projects all to be considered for funding by EDA
Five Idaho nuclear energy projects tied to the Intermountain West Nuclear Energy Corridor advanced to the final EDA funding round, seeking $75M.
Valley County to receive nearly 200 miles of fiber optic cable
Nearly 200 miles of fiber optics will connect rural Idaho from Star to Grangeville, boosting broadband access and supporting economic growth.
Travel council awards $10.8M in grants to Idaho nonprofits
Grant funds can be used to promote tourism through different media such as print, digital and video marketing, research, public relations and attendance at travel shows, a release stated.
Orofino banks on recreation and retail to revitalize downtown
Felicia’s decision to move her boutique food business to downtown Orofino represents exactly the kind of entrepreneur Clearwater County economic development officials hope to attract as they work to transform this former logging town of 3,500 into a recreation-based tourism destination.
Food truck pop-up in Caldwell aims to spur economic development
The inaugural event is a collaboration between FARE Idaho, Idaho Smart Growth and the City of Caldwell, aiming to “activate” underutilized space in the city.
Icon Awards – Peter Oliver – TOK Commercial Real Estate
With 37 years of expertise working in the commercial real estate field, Peter Oliver has been involved with projects that have helped change the skyline of Idaho’s communities.
Idaho businesses depend on a well-informed public — that’s why we need public radio
In many rural counties, it’s the only consistent source of local journalism. This is not a luxury — it’s infrastructure for a healthy economy.
