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Albertsons Companies Names Chief Financial Officer
Boise, Idaho — Albertsons® Companies, Inc. has named Andrew Murray as its new chief financial officer, effective Jan. 17, 2027. Murray brings extensive experience spanning finance, corporate strategy, capital allocation and enterprise transformation having held executive roles at consumer-focused businesses including Fonterra, Simplot Australia and Mondelez International. He succeeds Cody Perdue, who has served as interim CFO since Sept. 30, 2026. Perdue will continue with the company in his role as senior vice president of treasury, investor relations and Risk Management.
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Boise Veterans Home Honors Residents As New 122-Bed Facility Takes Shape
320 Collins Rd. — Approximate Site of Proposed Replacement Home. Veterans at the Idaho State Veterans Home in Boise were honored this week for their service, part of a celebration that also recognized the roughly 300 volunteers who keep the facility running day to day. The event came as construction crews next door kept building toward a replacement home nearly 50% larger than the one standing today.
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Jeremy Ioane’s Family to Raise Blue Chaos Flag Before Oregon State
Boise State will honor former safety Jeremy Ioane before Saturday’s game against Oregon State, as his parents and siblings raise the Blue Chaos flag in his memory. Ioane, who died in April, played for the Broncos from 2010 to 2014 and remains remembered for his resilience, his contributions on the field and the support he inspired across Bronco Nation.
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Married music teachers are leading Idaho’s AI resistance
Two music teachers are orchestrating the resistance to artificial intelligence in Idaho. Boise couple Jack and Cathryn Gardner have organized the state’s first AI protest. They’ve been meeting with federal and state lawmakers to push for regulations on the technology, and they’re seeing firsthand how AI influences young students.
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TSA offers ‘military lanes’ to veterans at Boise Airport
BOISE — Veterans are getting a leg-up this holiday season at Boise Airport. The Transportation Security Administration is offering year-round “front-of-the-line access” at the airport’s security checkpoint, according to a Boise Airport Facebook post on Tuesday. The airport’s post called it “a way to show gratitude to service members.” The front-of-the-line privilege extends to veterans and military families. Eligible passengers may enter through the wheelchair access gate, bypassing the standard security checkpoint queue, the release states. To use the service, passengers must present one of four current credentials: Active Duty Common Access CardDepartment of Defense Uniformed Services ID CardVeteran Health Identification CardState-issued driver’s license or ID with an official veteran designation According to TSA.gov, the lanes are referred to as “Military Lanes.” The lanes are at 32 other airports throughout the United States . According to TSA, military members “do not need to be in uniform to use the military lanes.” “At airports with dedicated lanes, simply show your valid military or veteran ID to enter the lane,” TSA states. “In airports without dedicated lanes, show your valid military or veteran ID to the lane monitor for front-of-the-line service.” For people who need extra assistance during the screening process, contact
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A downtown Boise favorite goes far to keep it local
Fork pairs a polished downtown atmosphere with a long-standing commitment to local sourcing. A recent visit featured asparagus fries, Idaho rainbow trout, artichoke and spinach ravioli, inventive mocktails and indulgent desserts, all served in a warm space accented by exposed brick and raw wood. See which dishes stood out and how Fork’s “Loyal to Local” pledge shapes the menu . Boise artist pushes beyond traditional painting Illustrator and mixed-media artist Bailee Ray blends acrylic paint with oil pastels to create vibrant, textured work filled with movement and stylized expression. Ray says she is drawn to experimentation and hopes her work encourages others to reject rigid ideas about what art should look like — or who gets to call themselves an artist. Take a closer look at Ray’s unconventional process and why she wants creativity to matter more than commercial expectations . Broadway Block Party puts Boise small businesses in the spotlight What began as a way to entertain customers waiting for Friday the 13th tattoos has grown into a neighborhood celebration along Broadway Avenue. Friday’s Broadway Block Party will feature extended shop hours, interactive activities, bingo and a raffle as local businesses invite visitors to explore the district and meet
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From rock bottom to recovery: Veteran with Blackfoot roots shares story
BOISE — There was no detail too grim as Don Lineberry illustrated the story of his recovery from alcohol and drugs during an Oct. 29 interview with the Idaho Press. He’s come a long way from where he was “12 to 13 years” ago. Now, he...
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The nation's most exciting duo? What to know about Boise State's next opponent
Boise State football has a chance to clinch hosting rights for the first Pac-12 championship game since the conference’s revival this weekend. Boise State (8-1, 5-0 Pac-12) hosts Oregon State (5-4, 3-2 Pac-12) at Albertsons Stadium, and a win would solidify the Broncos in first place in the regular-season standings. As was the case in the Broncos’ old conference, the Mountain West, the Pac-12 regular-season leader hosts the championship game against the second-place team. “One step closer to our goal. We put the work in, and we’re going to continue to put the work in to be able to have that opportunity in front of us,” Boise State senior defensive back Derek Ganter Jr. said on Tuesday. “...Being able to have that, it’s what we live for.” But it won’t be easy — which is probably why College GameDay chose to come to Boise this weekend for the first time since 2010. The Broncos face an Oregon State team that’s still in the hunt for a conference championship berth, despite losing its last two games. The Beavers also boast perhaps the most exciting quarterback-wide receiver duo in college football. Here’s what to know about Oregon State ahead of Saturday afternoon’s
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Rain returns this weekend, more storms next week
Boise State fans heading out for ESPN's College GameDay this weekend should prepare for a change in the weather as a cold front brings rain, gusty winds, and cooler temperatures to the Treasure Valley. Friday will remain unseasonably warm and dry, but winds will increase throughout the afternoon, with gusts...
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Young Republicans National Federation Leadership Candidates Unite in “Together YR” Slate
Raleigh, NC – A slate of candidates backed by North Carolina’s Catherine Whiteford announced their candidacy for national Young Republicans leadership positions ahead of a YR gathering in Boise, Idaho. Whiteford, current Co-Chair of the Young Republican National Federation is running for national Chair of YRNF, flanked by Florida National Committeeman Jake Hoffman for Co-Chair and Ohio Young Republicans Chair Cody Petit. Additional candidates are expected to be announced for the slate, according to sources speaking to Right Now Oregon under condition of anonymity. The slate announced their campaign in a statement on social media:
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Boise's composting program puts leaves to good use
If you've been out in your yard lately, chances are you've been dealing with a lot of leaves. While raking them up can feel like a never-ending chore this time of year, those leaves can actually be put to good use. Boise's composting program keeps more than a third of...
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Offensive line continues paving way for Bronco offense
BOISE — Boise State football coach Spencer Danielson said there’s a moment from Dylan Riley’s third touchdown in Saturday’s 64-38 win against Colorado State he keeps showing to his team in this week. It’s not the Heisman pose Riley flashed after running 31 yards for a score, a pose which caught the attention of fans. Instead, Danielson showed the photo of right guard Roger Carreon knocking over Rams’ defensive end Kenyon Agurs, allowing the Bronco running back to run through the hole. “That’s one of my favorite plays from the game,” Danielson said. “That’s team football. We have that picture in a lot of our power points this week because team, team, team. Dylan Riley is playing his tail off this season, but the only way Dylan can play his tail off is if the offensive line and coaches have a great plan, the tight ends and receivers, the quarterback. It takes everybody.” The offensive line certainly has been a large part of a driving force behind an offense which ranks 10th in the nation, scoring 39 points per game this season. They’ve paved the way for the Broncos (8-1, 5-0 Pac-12) in both the run game and in pass