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Mike Faughn retired in law enforcement and followed his dream to become the owner of his small business, Idaho Blinds and Shutters, a window service company

Love is in the air as Valentine’s Day approaches once again! Nothing says “I love you” like a memorable Valentine’s Day date. Although you can

If you live in the Treasure Valley you know that fries are a BIG DEAL. Idaho is known for their potatoes, yes this is true.

If you’re bored in Idaho, It’s your own doing! Idahoans have the privilege of living in one of the most activity rich environments around! We

https://vimeo.com/508644940 This one is for our fellow sushi lovers! Now, we know some of you may be thinking, “Good sushi? In Idaho!?” Friends, make no

Why is Boise called the City of Trees? Here’s your Idaho fact of the day! As the story goes, in the 19th century, French adventurists

Boise, our capital city, holds a dear place in our hearts and is known abroad as an untouched oasis set apart from the average city.

The Treasure Valley continues to see record population growth. Families from all across the nation are moving here and there are no signs of that

Yesterday we discussed how the Gem State is also known as the Pro-Business State. Today we highlight how bills introduced this month encourage Idahoan entrepreneurs

In recent years, Idaho’s branding has shifted from “the potato state” to “the pro business state!” Recently, the International Business Times declared that “Idaho has the

Fun facts: Idaho holds the record for the world’s largest ball of twine, baseball bat, and rocking chair! But did you know Idaho is home

Welcome to Legacy, a beautiful residential development conveniently located in Eagle, Idaho. Settled between the Boise Metropolitan and the backyard country, you will find 590

The city of Kuna voted this month to approve a resolution declaring the town a “Second Amendment sanctuary city,” promising to “oppose the enactment of

Poke is to Hawaii what burgers are to America. In Hawaii, poke, which means “to slice” or “cut into pieces,” is served at family gatherings,

Let’s take it back to the 1900’s, when a couple named Julias and Anna Jekker from Switzerland arrived in Idaho. They were the original land

Winters in the Treasure Valley mean shorter days, magical frosty mornings, fresh snow, and of course, interesting inversions. Inversions? What exactly is an inversion? Great question! Here’s your

Idaho, being the FREEDOM state that it is, proudly promotes and supports all freedoms rightfully granted to the American people by our founding documents. Not excluded from

Who doesn’t love authentic Mexican food!? One of the first questions we get asked from new transplants is: “Where’s the best Mexican food in the

Randy Nolin is an avid Idahoan hunter. “I go every year without fail,” he says. Elk season opens on October 15th, which just so happens

The Boise WaterShed Environmental Education Center opened in 2008 and was created through a partnership between the City of Boise and Boise WaterShed Exhibits, Inc., a local

You may have read our previous blogpost on hot springs in Idaho, if not, be sure to go check it out! We cover hot springs

In 1936, an Austrian Count wanted to develop the first European Style Resort in North America. The Count spent much time searching the West Mountains,

Dogs across the Treasure Valley love Idaho just as much as their human companions do. For many, our pets are more like family, so it

We are starting off the year right with a heart of gratitude. Here at Idaho Wild we don’t reserve expressing our thankfulness for just a

Today is the first blank page of a 365-page book. Write a good one! Happy New Year from all of us here at Idaho Wild!

There is nothing quite like the smell of fresh brewed coffee. For coffee lovers, it’s nearly impossible to productively begin a day without the first

Idaho, it doesn’t seem like much at first glance. Beautiful hills, yes. Land to farm and plenty of potatoes, yes. Conservative? Safe? Peaceful? Yes, yes,

Isaac and Angie Tolpin of Courageous Parenting are parents to 8 incredible children (and 1 on the way!) and have built a successful online ministry

The 2020 holiday season may look a little different than year’s past, but the Treasure Valley is still opening its restaurant doors to help celebrate

The Treasure Valley is a rare and beautiful place, and there’s no wonder why this once-hidden-gem is not so hidden anymore. Idahoans love it here

You’ve probably noticed that there is no shortage of cows in Idaho. Idaho just so happens to be the third-largest dairy producer in the nation!

Idaho Wild has new hats! Our snapbacks are wide-brimmed with an adjustable snap on the back for one-size-fits-all, so watch out for family members that

There’s a lot of talk about Idaho being one of the freest states in the nation, but what really makes Idaho so free? For residents,

For those who don’t live in Idaho they may be wondering what in the world there is to do in Idaho. But for Idahoans, we

Bored living in Idaho? No such thing! Chances are, if you live in Idaho then you enjoy adventuring and exploring the great outdoors. Boise sits

Idaho is a total gem and it’s time we fact check this interesting state! With so much to offer, Idaho comes with an array of amusing

The weather outside is frightful, but the Idahoan hot springs are so delightful! Did you know that Idaho has the largest amount of usable hot springs

If you’re on the search for more freedom and less government involvement in your child’s education, Idaho is ranked as one of the top homeschool

Keep your artificial tree packed away. This year we are adventuring to the outdoors. That’s right, in Idaho, we keep it wild. We cut down

Dogs are raving about Boises newest fido-friendly play area. It’s called Together Treasure Valley Dog Island and it’s awesome. The off-leash dog park is 5.4

If you were asked, “What’s cool and trending in society right now?”  What would be your answer?  You might mention high waisted pants.  Or maybe

Whether you love them or not, public pools are a staple of most cities. Including, Boise and the Treasure Valley. With temperatures soaring into the

The Guffey Railroad Bridge in Melba, Idaho was built in 1898 and even though it is more than 120 years old, it’s still worth visiting

Have you ever visited a place that stops you in your tracks and takes your breath away? That’s Stanley, Idaho for you.  (But if you

There’s nothing more Idaho than walking dirt trails with the wind in your face, the sagebrush at your feet and the sound of a compound

ONE: Camel’s Back Trail Loop This hike is pure magic simply because of the starting location. Situation at the base of the Boise Foothills and steps

ONE: I have to start with the Boise Foothills because to me, they are just magic. For our outdoorsy folks, the Boise Foothills offer mountain