Keeping the Distance

Idaho is under an emergency order due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Only essential businesses allowed to stay open, and keep a six foot distance when in public. Here's how Fred Meyer is helping customers remember the order.

Coronavirus Truck

Hopefully, this all will become a distant memory in a few months. COVID-19 truck on a used car lot on Fairview Ave.

Cloverdale Road History coming down

A house more than 100 years old is being demolished to make way for new homes. It was long-obscured by trees along Cloverale Road near Ustick. The trees came down for a recent road project to reveal the property, which includes a barn.

 

Holy Apostles Catholic Church

Fresh snow. Not a lot, but a nice coat of frosting.

Snow Happiness

A pretty coat of snow this morning that lasted...well, for a couple of hours. Snow has been scarce in the valley. The mountains are expected to get up to three feet of snow this week.

Nursery Art

On the side of North End Organic Nursery on Chinden Blvd. 

Little Airport Reminder

And yet, it happens about a dozen times a year at the Boise Airport. Most people say they simply forgot they had a gun in their carry-on.

Unusual Winter...So Far

Rain the valleys and snow for the mountains. That isn't too far off from normal for the Boise area, but our temperatures have been warm and rain/snow quiet light.

End of the Fall Color Season

A series of sub-freezing temperatures this week will end the season of autumn colors quickly. The tree is a maple.

Women of Wool

The official name of the store is Twisted Ewe, on Chinden Blvd. The sign carries the Women of Wool slogan because for years, the sign said Woman of Steel. It was a metal arts gallery.