Churro Bros, a popular Boise food truck, plans to open a permanent storefront on Ten Mile by the end of July. Owner Nathan Hope cites the success of the business and aims to expand the menu with innovative churro flavors. The new location will be situated near Cafe Zupas and Blaze Pizza in Meridian.
Golden Wok, a Chinese restaurant in Garden City, will close permanently on May 17 after 27 years of operation. The owners cited their children's lack of interest in the business and their youngest daughter's desire for family time as reasons for the closure.
Deli George, a popular sandwich shop in Boise, is relocating from Broadway Ave. to a new site on Front St. Owner Steve Rodriguez cited limited visibility at the previous location as a driving factor for the move. The deli plans to open its new location next week, pending inspections and permits.
Boise Fire Department and Local 149 will host FIRE OPS 101 on May 7, 2025, providing a firsthand look at emergency response work. The event will take place at the Boise Fire Training Center from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Attendees will gain insights into the critical role of first responders in their community.
The City of Boise launches a survey to gather input from youth and their caregivers for a new Youth Roadmap aimed at enhancing community support. Council Member Jimmy Hallyburton emphasized the initiative's potential to shape future programs and empower younger residents. The survey will run through June, with initial findings expected in the fall.
Boise City Council will review a resolution formalizing the official city flags on May 6. Mayor McLean emphasized that the flags reflect the city's values of inclusion and equality, while local attorneys have offered pro bono legal support amid potential legal challenges.
Boise Fire Department promotes wildfire preparedness in conjunction with National Wildfire Community Preparedness Day on May 1, 2025. The event aims to enhance community awareness and readiness for potential wildfire threats. Local officials emphasize the importance of proactive measures in safeguarding homes and neighborhoods.
Boise Parks and Recreation Director Doug Holloway and Boise Fire Chief Mark Niemeyer announced their retirements this fall after decades of service. Holloway has shaped the city’s park system over 20 years, while Niemeyer has led the fire department for five years, both leaving lasting legacies in public safety and community engagement.
A multi-vehicle crash on N. Americana Blvd. in Boise resulted in the death of an adult male driver and a dog. The Boise Police Violent Crime Unit is investigating the incident, which involved a pickup truck colliding with a passenger car that was turning into Ann Morrison Park.
The Boise Police Department will host a Motorcycle Safety and Awareness event on April 28, 2025. The initiative aims to promote motorcycle safety and the importance of personal protective equipment. Officials emphasize that raising awareness is crucial for reducing road traffic incidents involving motorcycles.
A motorcycle crash at Fairview Ave and Mitchell St in Boise resulted in the death of a male juvenile rider. The preliminary investigation indicates the rider was speeding before colliding with a truck turning at the intersection. The investigation is ongoing, and the intersection was closed for several hours.
