Is it a tragedy that our burgeoning town of 9,000 people has four grocery stores? Certainly not. I just wonder why. Why not bring in other amenities or forms of commerce? Who thought it was a good idea to undermine a decades-old family business?
Rumor has it Boise's most affluent residents enjoy a lifestyle outfitted with accoutrements and amenities the blue-collar crowd couldn't envisage. .we compiled a list of bougie amenities Boise's elites are rumored to enjoy, that we'd love to experience.
It’s also the co-op’s biggest sale of the month! It showcases over 250 local vendors. How local is local? Each vendor is located no more than 150-miles from each Co-op. You might say the co-op is loco for locals!
The Green Belt's Ann Morrison Park alone has your fitness needs covered. A 153-acre rec zone, Morrison boasts an array of amenities that include: bocce courts; horseshoe pits; tennis courts; lit softball diamonds; cricket and football fields; a disc golf course; an outdoor gym and a sand volleyball court!
A hamlet of wineries, cideries, craft breweries and artists, Garden City’s business community, as well as its residential community, has grown exponentially as compared to decades past. Spurring the growth is a partnership forged between public and private Idaho businesses—an initiative largely spearheaded by the Garden City Urban Renewal Agency.