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This 11.5-Mile Idaho Trail Takes Most Of A Day, And At Sunday Sunrise You Have It To Yourself
One family hiked this entire route with a first grader, and the round trip took six hours. That’s 11.5 miles of pine forest, valley views, and one final climb to a pile of giant rocks. The twist? Most of the trail is gentle. You actually start by heading downhill,...
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Young Broncos lift team to 3-0 start
BOISE — Boise State women’s basketball coach Gordy Presnell just graduated one triple-double threat. Perhaps he has another one on his hands? Freshman Zia-Daye Anderson did not have a triple-double in Tuesday’s 82-59 win against CSUN at ExtraMile Arena, but in her third game as a Bronco, Anderson showed every bit capable of doing so in the future. She went into halftime on pace to record the fourth triple-double in program history and finished with 10 points, nine rebounds and seven assists in the Broncos’ win. Once again, Anderson was in just the third game of her college career. “It feels really nice,” said Anderson. “I’m just playing like myself and playing the game.” After last season, Boise State (3-0) graduated Abby Muse, who in 2024 became the third Bronco to record a triple-double in program history in a Mountain West Tournament opening-round win against Utah State. On paper, there might look like there’s little similarities between the two. Muse was a 6-foot, 3-inch forward, while Anderson is a 5-7 guard. But when Anderson looks at Muse’s game, she sees a fight and intensity, which Presnell sees in Anderson. “Zia is a talent,” said Presnell. “I believe she averaged 35
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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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Our Verdict On The 8 Idaho Asian Markets Stocking Groceries No Chain Store Carries
Live Dungeness crab sits in a Boise grocery store, roughly 400 miles from the nearest ocean. I love that detail. It flips the whole idea of shopping in a landlocked state. The surprises keep stacking up from there. One Idaho shop has sold imported sauces and teas since 1975. Another...
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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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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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After Burnout as a Tax Accountant, Boise Woman Opens Romance-Only Bookstore
Samantha Haroian spent nearly a decade crunching numbers as a tax accountant before burnout pushed her toward a very different kind of ledger: the one she keeps behind the counter of Hearts on Fire, a romance-only bookstore she owns in downtown Boise. The idea had been simmering since around 2018, and Haroian planned to open the shop in October 2025. Now it is becoming a gathering spot for the Treasure Valley's self-described hopeless romantics.