Story by PAMELA KLEIBRINK THOMPSON | Photos by JIM PETERSON   “Great companies can start anywhere in the world,” declared Russell Brunson, CEO/Founder of ClickFunnels. “They don’t have to be in Silicon Valley. They can be started right here in ...

Story by Brad Carlson | Photos by Jean Wolford   Tennis got into Katie Ware’s blood almost as fast as a passing shot down the line. Before she became Eagle High School’s tennis coach and the owner-operator of a business ...

Story by Brad Carlson | Photos by Jim Peterson Growing revenue and a broadening clientele aren’t all that Dawn Maglish, founder of the nonprofit INsideOUT Salon, appreciates as the salon approaches its six-year anniversary in November. Its ability to raise ...

Story by Liza Long | Photos by Jim Peterson   On any given autumn Saturday, if you drive up Old Horseshoe Bend Road in Eagle, you’ll find a bicycle-lover’s paradise. Sitting on the cool grass in the shade of autumn ...

Story by Pamela Kleibrink Thompson, Photo by Jim Peterson When Eagle resident Matt Rissell ran into issues keeping track of his employees at Cartridge World, he looked for a solution. Not finding one, he created his own with former roommate ...

Story by Pamela Kleibrink Thompson, Photos by Jim Peterson “I remove the risk of decorating on your own,” said Marva Don Card, a certified interior decorator and owner of Decorating Den Interiors in Boise. “I come to you with product samples ...

Story by Pamela Kleibrink Thompson “My passion is saving animals from neglect and suffering,” shared Diane Ayres, executive director and president of the board for Spay Neuter Idaho Pets, Inc. ( d.b.a. SNIP) in Boise. She founded the nonprofit in 2008 with ...

Story by Brad Carlson, Photos by Jim Peterson In 2010, Hartman became Idaho’s athletic oddity, since boys’ high school volleyball is lacking and upon graduating from EHS, he landed a college scholarship to play volleyball. But Hartman spent his earlier ...

Story by Brad Carlson, Photos by Jim Peterson The nonprofit Treasure Valley R/C Racers Club and the City of Eagle are moving forward with plans for a two-acre, off-road track where small-scale remote-controlled buggies can race. The two-acre project is ...

Story by Pamela Kleibrink Thompson Nampa-based community choir Eagle Song will soon be soaring at Carnegie Hall in New York City on Sunday, November 19, 2017, thanks to an invitation from conductor and composer Mark Hayes, who asked them to ...