Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 18th of September.
Good morning, Boise.
🏘️ Community
Idaho Humane Society, known for pet adoptions (See Spot Walk fundraiser), will host its annual dog walk, festival and donation drive on Saturday, Oct.
3 at Julia Davis Park (registration is still open).
The annual Hyde Park Street Fair runs today through Sunday, Sept.
18–20 at 1200 Heron Street in Boise, featuring local vendors, food, music, and family activities (organized by the North End Neighborhood Association) to honor decades of community tradition.
🎭 Culture
The Hyde Park Street Fair returns for its 45th year at Camel's Back Park — featuring over 200 vendors, two music stages and an expanded food court — and begins today at 4 p.m. until Sunday at 9:30 p.m. Organizers advise using alternative transit due to limited parking.
🌲 Environment
This summer, Idaho spent $40 million fighting 218 wildfires on state lands, with over 80 percent caused by people.
The expense reflects not only spending but also the sacrifices of firefighters protecting our communities.
📰 Lifestyle
Trader Joe's set up a Pumpkin Party outside its downtown store to offer a range of fall pumpkins at great prices, including big orange and fun small varieties + visitors can find fall treats inside the store.
🏈 Sports
Glen Powell said on College Game Day that his TV show Chad Powers paid tribute to Boise State’s iconic Statue of Liberty play from the 2007 Fiesta Bowl (a moment that still excites Broncos fans nearly 20 years later).
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