Emily White

Boise

Reporter at Idaho Press

she/her @TheIdahoPress crime & courts, Eagle and Meridian news. USU alumna. Send tips to [email protected]

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Kuna considers large youth sports complex

6 days ago | idahopress.com | Emily White

KUNA — A significant youth sports complex could be coming to Kuna — if all goes as planned. A public meeting to inform and educate residents and locals on the project was held Wednesday at Swan Falls High School. Around 30 people were in attendance, including the city’s Economic & Community Development Specialist Jessica Hall.
A window into wine

1 week ago | idahopress.com | Emily White

GARDEN CITY — A new wine spot is opening right off of Garden City's greenbelt next week. Laissez Faire Wine Co. opened on May 7 and features the first "wine window" in Idaho, which will act as a sort of walkable drive-thru for people to order wine from. Laissez Faire is not an entirely new venture to the owners, Joe Schnerr and his wife Melanie Krause — who already own Cinder Winery, which sits less than a mile from the soon-opening site.
A window into wine: Couple opens 'wine pub' in Garden City, complete with a first ever wine window

1 week ago | idahopress.com | Emily White

GARDEN CITY — A new wine spot is opening right off of Garden City's greenbelt next week. Laissez Faire Wine Co. opened on May 7 and features the first "wine window" in Idaho, which will act as a sort of walkable drive-thru for people to order wine from. Laissez Faire is not an entirely new venture to the owners, Joe Schnerr and his wife Melanie Krause — who already own Cinder Winery, which sits less than a mile from the soon-opening site.
Married couple to open a 'wine pub' in Garden City, complete with a first ever wine window (copy)

1 week ago | idahopress.com | Emily White

GARDEN CITY — A new wine spot is opening right off of Garden City's greenbelt next week. Laissez Faire Wine Co. opened on May 7 and features the first "wine window" in Idaho, which will act as a sort of walkable drive-thru for people to order wine from. Laissez Faire is not an entirely new venture to the owners, Joe Schnerr and his wife Melanie Krause — who already own Cinder Winery, which sits less than a mile from the soon-opening site.
Married couple to open a 'wine pub' in Garden City, complete with a first ever wine window

2 weeks ago | idahopress.com | Emily White

GARDEN CITY — A new wine spot is opening right off of Garden City’s greenbelt next week. Laissez Faire Wine Co. will open on May 7 and will feature the first “wine window” in Idaho, which will act as a sort of walkable drive-thru for people to order wine from. Laissez Faire is not an entirely new venture to the owners, Joe Schnerr and his wife Melanie Krause — who already own Cinder Winery, which sits less than a mile from the soon-opening site.
Save Our Schools Idaho to hold town hall meeting in Boise discussing House Bill 93

2 weeks ago | idahopress.com | Emily White

In a few weeks, Boiseans will have the opportunity to get informed on a new law that will have a direct impact on public education funding in Idaho. In February, Idaho Gov. Brad Little signed House Bill 93 — a $50 million tax credit that can go toward educational expenses, including private school tuition. The bill makes up to $5,000 available per student, which can be paid to families making 300% of the federal poverty level and below in advance.
Local businesses feel impact of construction in downtown Eagle

2 weeks ago | idahopress.com | Emily White

EAGLE — Downtown Eagle used to be a spot for folks to come grab a drink, a pizza and do a little shopping after work. While some locals still come by, the loud construction and dusty dirt floating in the air makes the area much less appealing — at least, that’s what local businesses downtown say. The project is meant to improve mobility and safety for all users by making downtown more walkable and bikeable, accommodate for traffic growth and expand streetscaping.
A look into the ever-growing climbing community in the Treasure Valley

2 weeks ago | idahopress.com | Emily White

With the influx of new residents over the years in the Treasure Valley has come growth in another area locally: climbers and climbing gyms. Asana Climbing Gym, located on 4977 N Glenwood St. in Garden City, is one of three climbing gyms in the valley — the other two being the Commons Climbing Gym in Boise and Vertical View Climbing Gym in Meridian. For people like Asana gym director Brannon Frank, climbing is more than just walls, ropes and harnesses. It's a way of life.
Mayor responds to Attorney General, writes that Boise will keep flying Pride flag

3 weeks ago | idahopress.com | Emily White

Boise Mayor Lauren McLean is standing behind her decision to keep a Pride flag flying outside of city hall after Attorney General Raúl Labrador wrote a letter notifying her that the flag is in violation of a new law. On Thursday afternoon, McLean posted a letter responding to Labrador's letter requesting she take down prohibited flags — including the Pride flag and a flag honoring organ and tissue donors — on the social media platform X.
Walking for a cause: Multiple sclerosis walk slated for Saturday

3 weeks ago | idahopress.com | Emily White

On Saturday morning, hundreds of locals will be walking to raise money and support for people with multiple sclerosis. According to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, 1 in 300 people in Idaho are living with MS. That means roughly 785 people living in the Treasure Valley, and around 6,700 people in Idaho, have MS. MS is a disease that causes a breakdown of nerve protective coverings, according to the Mayo Clinic.