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A Roundup of Exciting News from Local Businesses

Idaho’s July: Celebrations and Progress
Notable achievements throughout Idaho marked July. The month began with celebrations of the 4th of July and Idaho’s 134th birthday, setting the stage for a focus on community contributions. Libraries were highlighted for their expanded roles, offering after-school programs, adult classes, and supporting local artists. Visits to the Museum of Idaho and the Development Workshop underscored their vital efforts, including providing jobs for individuals with disabilities. In Ketchum, the launch of the Bluebird Village workforce housing project was a significant accomplishment, while in New Meadows, the community successfully raised $530,000 for a memorial skatepark, with construction set to begin soon. July showcased the dedication of Idahoans to fostering positive change. idahocf.org

Idaho Travel Council Grant Awards

The Idaho Travel Council has awarded $9,868,470 to non-profit organizations through its tourism grant program. These funds will enhance marketing efforts to promote Idaho's cities and regions, including advertising, videography, and travel shows. Recipients include Visit Boise, Southwest Idaho Travel Association, and the McCall Area Chamber of Commerce. Supported by a 2% lodging tax, this initiative aims to boost tourism and benefit local communities. Total lodging tax collections for the fiscal year reached $21,778,515, reflecting a 2.4% increase from the previous year. This funding highlights Idaho’s growing prominence as a travel destination.  commerce.idaho.gov

National Biking Survey

The League of American Bicyclists conducts its annual national survey to assess biking conditions across U.S. communities. This year, nearly 100 communities applied for the Bicycle Friendly Community (BFC) program, and the League is seeking feedback from residents familiar with or interested in biking. Your input will help evaluate current conditions and highlight areas for improvement. Even if your community did not apply, your feedback is valuable for identifying national trends and encouraging future participation in the BFC program. The 10-15 minute survey is mostly optional and responses will be used anonymously in the BFC Feedback Report later this year. bikeleague.org

Photo: Experience Downtown Boise's vibrant food and beverage scene with $12 specials, social hours, and prix-fixe menus at nearly 50 local establishments Oct. 18-27. downtownboise.org

NEWS RELEASE AND STORY IDEAS: We're always interested to hear about new business openings, upcoming events, local news items, and community members contributing in new and exciting ways. Email: Editorial@BoiseCityLifestyle.com | @boiselifestyle