by Pamela Kleibrink Thompson, photos by Jim Peterson If you play tennis or aspire to, you’ll have reason to celebrate the opening of the Eagle Tennis Club. This 90,000 square foot, state of the art, upscale tennis facility is located ...

by Pamela Kleibrink Thompson, photos by Jim Peterson Before opening their charming tasting room that carries specialty olive oil and balsamic vinegar,  Hope Manna and Kellie Allred worked in the entertainment industry in California. Hope owned a post-production company on ...

by Liza Long “If we teach today’s students as we taught yesterday’s, we rob them of tomorrow.” –John Dewey, 20th century American philosopher and educational reformer In this divisive political season, there’s one thing nearly everyone can agree on: Our nation’s schools are ...

by Pamela Kleibrink Thompson, photos by Jim Peterson “Camille Beckman is a lifestyle company,” shares Roshan Roghani-Ishaq, vice president of Camille Beckman in Eagle. “We create beautiful products for women and now beautiful experiences with the long-waited addition of the ...

by Lonni Leavitt-Barker, photos by Jim Peterson Who would ever expect a dance class in Eagle, Idaho to attract students from as far away as Tokyo and Poland or Indonesia and Jerusalem? The Shine Dance Fitness classes are doing just ...

by Brad Carlson, photos by Jim Peterson When the trauma-geared medical solutions you supply end up in the hands of military and civilian first responders working with no time to spare in challenging settings, your company’s growth can seem of ...

by Christina Coats, photos by Jim Peterson Beginning in 1985, America started recognizing July as the nation’s official Park and Recreation month. With fun themes each year, Parks and Rec is excited to help families everywhere enjoy the outdoors. This ...

by Pamela Kreibrink Thompson, photos by Lance Thompson Cascade—the name evokes cool water plunging over smoothly polished rock. Seventy-six miles (1½ hours) north of Boise, Cascade is an easy day trip for a family interested in exploring mountain trails, boating ...

by Sara Mitton Cox, photos by Jim Peterson Several years ago, Mary Grover imagined a product that would make the art of quilting easier, cheaper, and accessible to so many women who longed to do it. And unlike most people ...

Greatest thing since sliced bread! As the technology world advances businesses are beginning to migrate away from proprietary systems and becoming more aware of “open source” solutions, a non-proprietary option, and in our case this is storage. This solution is ...