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Boise music community rallies for Treefort artist hospitalized after rollover crash
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — Boise’s music community is rallying around musician and Treefort Music Fest artist Emilee Gomske after she was seriously injured in a rollover crash near Idaho Falls. Family members say Gomske, 29, is hospitalized with a traumatic brain injury and remains in the ICU and...
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Eagle High students watch their favorite artists at the Grammy’s
Every year, musicians submit their work to the Grammy’s for the chance to win prestigious awards. The variety of categories give many different genres and artists a platform to be recognized. The ceremony is most commonly held in Los Angeles in the month of February. It is streamed online and on satellite, and many websites give live updates on award winners.
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High-end steakhouse chain sets first Idaho location in Village expansion
A new, high-end steakhouse is coming to Meridian. According to permits filed with the City of Meridian, The Capital Grille is planning to open a location at The Village at Meridian. The restaurant will take up a nearly 9,000 square-foot building located in The Village’s expansion area along Eagle Rd....
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Movies and TV shows casting in Boise
The glitz and glam of Hollywood captures attention starting from an early age. Beyond celebrities' Instagram Stories and red carpet poses, there are actors out there paying their dues and honing their craft in pursuit of a sustainable career or a fulfilling sideline. Submitting to casting calls is a big part of that journey.
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Idaho’s Riverside Cafe Where Breakfast Turns Into An Hour
You sit down thinking you will be in and out in twenty minutes, then an hour slips by without you noticing. Coffee keeps coming, sunlight flickers on the water outside, and the table next to you is still debating whether to order another round of pancakes. There is something about...
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Reinventing the potato, Spud Daddy restaurant to bring Idaho taters downtown
BOISE — One local entrepreneur is working to highlight what Idaho does best — potatoes. Thomas Watson’s restaurant, Spud Daddy, is in the beginning stages of renovations at 404 S 8th St. The Kimberly native will be bringing giant baked potatoes and fresh Amsterdam fries to downtown Boise in a fast-casual format. The restaurant’s tentative opening is scheduled for April 25. While he has always had an affinity for cooking, entering the restaurant industry was never Watson’s plan. Watson has a background in product marketing and entrepreneurship. He was partially inspired by videos of European baked potatoes, where he saw toppings like beans and tuna. “It’s this huge deal there,” Watson said. “And I thought, ‘Oh my gosh, we can do better than beans and tuna.’” When the physical space was put up for rent, following the closure of Kichii Sushi in September, Watson jumped at the opportunity. He hopes the restaurant serves as a casual spot amid downtown’s plethora of fine dining options. With the focus on potatoes, the restaurant’s menu will also be gluten free. “Our entire restaurant is built around the Idaho potato,” Watson said. “It’s also built around a pricing model that works for families and