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Historic Burley Theatre inches toward opening night as $2 million restoration project moves forward
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — Renovations at the historic Burley Theatre are moving along as fundraising efforts continue, bringing the theater closer to an opening night. WATCH: The historic Burley Theatre’s $2 million restoration moves closer to showtime as sponsored seats sell out and opening night nears. Historic...
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A closure is coming to Boise's high-profile ‘restaurant row.' This will open next
An Italian-influenced eatery will soon bid farewell to downtown Boise’s “restaurant row” on 8th Street. But a Meridian brewery is preparing to raise a pint and say hello. Rustica will close at the end of the year at 211 N. 8th St., owner Dan Watts said. Its replacement? Loose Screw Beer Co. , which plans to open a taproom in the space in early 2027, according to a press release. Loose Screw’s brewery in downtown Meridian will continue operating at 105 E. Carlton Ave. The new Boise location will pour beer brewed in Meridian, the release says. Opened in June 2024, Rustica took over a space formerly occupied by restaurant and bar Juniper for a decade. Watts, who owns two other successful downtown businesses — Saint Lawrence Gridiron , a restaurant, and Suite 104 , a cocktail bar — said Rustica has been a challenge. Shuttering it will allow more time for the other concepts. “We knew that Rustica was going to be a big stretch to work in the beginning,” he said, “but we wanted to try it, anyway, because we love the space and we love downtown. It’s proven to be a lot more work than the other
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Fresh Ocean Fish Flies Into Landlocked Idaho Every Week At These 6 Seafood Counters
One seafood shop in the Idaho Panhandle opens its doors just two days a week, timed around when fresh fish arrives. That schedule tells you how serious this whole business is. Idaho sits hundreds of miles from the nearest ocean. Yet halibut, oysters, live Dungeness crab, and sushi-grade fish keep...
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Locals Say No One In Boise Bakes Sticky Buns Like This Family-Run Idaho Bakery Does
Some people drive across the Treasure Valley for a single pastry, and in Boise that pastry is often a sticky bun. Regulars have tried the competition, compared notes, and keep landing back at the same small shop on the west side of town. It is run by a family, it...
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UPDATE: FAA lifts ground stop that snarled air traffic in Boise and nationwide
UPDATE (6:46 p.m. Friday, Nov. 13, 2026): The Federal Aviation Administration announced Friday evening that it had lifted the ground stop that snarled air travel. The Oregon State football team has arrived in Boise, The Oregonian reported . “Passengers should still expect delays and cancellations as airlines work to restore their schedules,” Boise Airport spokesperson Shawna Samuelson said. Original story: The Federal Aviation Administration issued a rare nationwide ground stop Friday afternoon, according to U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy. The stop applies to all U.S. airports, Duffy said on X, and prevents flights from taking off. It is the second ground stop since Sept. 11, 2001, according to The New York Times . The other took place in January 2023 due to a system outage, the Times reported. The aviation agency issued Friday’s stop “following a communication issue impacting all Air Route Traffic Control Centers,” according to Duffy’s post. “FAA technicians are investigating the issue. We will provide immediate updates as we have them,” Duffy wrote. Boise Airport spokesperson Shawna Samuelson told the Idaho Statesman that flights already on the way to Boise would be allowed to land. “Travelers should check directly with their airlines for the latest information about
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Dinner Comes With Every Fixing On These 5 Idaho Restaurant Buffets This Year
One Idaho buffet line on this list keeps curry cashew chicken on its salad bar. Another swaps the usual peas and carrots for squash and peppers. I love that kind of small surprise. The fun keeps going from there. One spot sends out cinnamon honey butter for its rolls. Another...
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Bogus Basin stored last year's snow, and says it'll help them open Thanksgiving Weekend
As mid-November arrives with no new snowfall at Bogus Basin, the ski area is still planning to open by Thanksgiving weekend — with help from a massive pile of snow saved from last season. Bogus Basin has been preserving snow through a process that involves insulating it under specialized...
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Want Friday the 13th deals in Boise? These local tattoo shops have specials
Need better luck, Boise? Local businesses might offer a way to improve it. Friday the 13th is known the least lucky date on the calendar, and the holiday’s numerical namesake is known for inviting that bad luck. This year happens to carry a bit more bad luck than most. Friday, Nov. 13, is the third and final Friday the 13th of 2026 , according to online world clock Time and Date. The holiday happens at least once every year, but can occur up to three times. Tattoos featuring the number 13 have long been a common practice among sailors, who believed the unlucky numerals would prevent them from getting bad luck. However, the popularity of getting tattoos on Friday the 13th spiked in 1995, Vice previously reported. That’s when Oliver Peck established the trend at his Dallas tattoo shop, Elm St. Tattoo . If you’re needing your luck to turn around, here are five Boise tattoo shops offering special ink deals on Friday: What should I know before I get a tattoo? Artists typically only tattoo people who are 18 or older and provide government-issued photo identification to enter a shop. On Friday the 13th, shops typically limit the number
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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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Loose Screw Beer Co. to open downtown Boise taproom in Rustica space
BOISE―Meridian-based Loose Screw Beer Co. plans to open a taproom in downtown Boise in early 2027 at 211 Eighth St., in the space now occupied by Rustica, according to co-owner Mike Garcia. The new location will serve beer brewed in downtown Meridian and will have Loose Screw’s first in-house kitchen.