PORTLAND, Ore. (July 7, 2026)— After more than five years serving the Boise market, and with attorneys who have called Idaho home far longer, Miller Nash LLP is deepening its roots. The premier, regional law firm announces the relocation of its Boise presence to the heart of downtown, marking the next step in its commitment to Idaho's business and legal communities.

Miller Nash’s new Boise office is located in U.S. Bank Plaza at the crossroads of W Main St. and S Capitol Blvd., placing the firm in the center of the city’s business, civic, and cultural activity. Steps from downtown restaurants, shops, museums, and green spaces, the office offers a dynamic setting for attorneys to collaborate with clients and stay connected to the momentum driving Boise’s continued growth. The new office address is 101 S Capitol Blvd, Ste 900.

“We are excited to begin this next chapter in downtown Boise, a location that places us closer to the energy, opportunity, and growth shaping the region,” says KC Hovda, partner-in-charge of the Boise office. “This move strengthens our ability to provide tailored legal solutions to the thriving local community. We look forward to this chapter of Miller Nash’s bright future.”

Miller Nash's Boise team brings deep Idaho ties and a wide-ranging practice built for today's complex business environment, from commercial litigation and high-stakes disputes to the transactional and regulatory matters that keep businesses and governments running. Whether clients are closing a deal, resolving a dispute, or navigating a regulatory challenge, the team pairs practical industry knowledge with a seamless combination of deal work and advocacy.

Boise, ID — June 19, 2026 —KeyBank has awarded a $20,000 grant to Breaking Chains Academy of Development (BCAD) to support the Canyon County Youth Empowerment (CCYE) Project, an initiative providing education, workforce training, mentoring, and wraparound services to at-risk youth ages 16–18.
The CCYE Project serves approximately 100 youth annually across Canyon County and surrounding communities. Participants often face significant challenges, including school disengagement, housing instability, justice system involvement, and the effects of trauma. Through a relationship-centered, trauma-informed approach, the program helps students reengage in education, earn their GED or high school equivalency, and build pathways to employment or continued learning.
“KeyBank is committed to investing in organizations that strengthen our community and create lasting opportunity,” said Scott Schlange, Idaho market president for KeyBank. “Breaking Chains is doing critical work to support young people at a pivotal time in their lives. This grant will help expand access to education, workforce development, and essential services that empower youth to achieve long-term success.”
The program combines individualized GED/HSE instruction with job readiness training, mentoring, and essential support such as meals, transportation, hygiene resources, and referrals to mental health services. These comprehensive services remove barriers that often prevent youth from completing their education and achieving stability.
Each year, the program is expected to help approximately 60 students earn their GED or equivalency, with the majority transitioning into employment, workforce training programs, or postsecondary education. By equipping youth with skills and support, the CCYE Project helps reduce recidivism, strengthen the local workforce, and promote safer, more resilient communities.
“This support from KeyBank is an investment in the potential of the young people we serve,” said Luis Granados, executive director for BCAD. “It allows us to continue providing the education, mentorship, and critical resources our students need to overcome obstacles and build independent, successful futures.”
About Breaking Chains Breaking Chains Academy of Development (BCAD) is a 501(c)(3) community-based nonprofit organization founded in 2016 and dedicated to helping at-risk youth ages 14–18 break cycles of violence, crime, and gang involvement. Serving Canyon County, Idaho and surrounding communities, BCAD equips young people with the education, workforce skills, mentorship, and support necessary to build safe, stable, and successful futures. Through its three core pillars, education services, workforce development, and mentoring. BCAD provides youth with the tools needed to overcome challenges and transition confidently into adulthood. The organization also offers wrap-around services, including daily meals, transportation assistance, clothing, hygiene products, school supplies, and access to essential resources that remove barriers to success. By combining prevention, intervention, and long-term support, Breaking Chains Academy creates pathways to opportunity, empowers youth to reach their full potential, and strengthens communities by breaking the cycle of violence and creating lasting positive change.
About KeyCorp KeyCorp's roots trace back more than 200 years to Albany, New York. Headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, Key is one of the nation's largest bank-based financial services companies, with assets of approximately $189 billion at March 31, 2026. Key provides deposit, lending, cash management, and investment services to individuals and businesses in 15 states under the name KeyBank National Association through a network of approximately 950 branches and approximately 1,100 ATMs. Key also provides a broad range of sophisticated corporate and investment banking products, such as merger and acquisition advice, public and private debt and equity, syndications and derivatives to middle market companies in selected industries throughout the United States under the KeyBanc Capital Markets trade name. For more information, visit https://www.key.com/. KeyBank Member FDIC.

18Ninety Creative recently graduated from the prestigious Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses program, a nationally recognized executive education initiative designed to help entrepreneurs scale their companies through practical business education, strategic planning, financial analysis, and leadership development. The program provides small business owners with access to world-class curriculum, expert advisors, and a powerful network of fellow business leaders from across the country.
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What made this experience especially meaningful for us is that we were selected to participate in the National Cohort—bringing together growth-oriented businesses from all 50 states—and 18Ninety Creative was the only Idaho-based company represented in our cohort. Over the course of the program, we developed a comprehensive growth plan for the future of our business while building relationships with entrepreneurs tackling similar challenges across a wide range of industries.

Learn more here: ​www.goldmansachs.com/community-impact/10000-small-businesses/us

In the Bag Promotions, a Boise-based promotional marketing agency serving clients since 2011, is pleased to announce that we have joined Sky High Marketing. This partnership expands our resources and capabilities for clients while keeping our local team in place in Idaho. As part of this transition, founders Dan and Lori Reading are retiring from day-to-day operations and will remain through July 2026 to support a smooth transition for clients and team members.

“We’re excited to welcome In the Bag Promotions into Sky High Marketing and to further invest in the Boise market,” said Josh Kozinski, CEO of Sky High Marketing. “Dan and Lori have built an exceptional business and reputation over the last decade-plus. We’re committed to a seamless transition, continued service for In the Bag clients, and new opportunities for the Idaho team.”

“By combining our teams, we can focus on scalable systems, expanded sourcing, and additional in-house capabilities to clients—without losing the responsiveness and creativity In the Bag is known for,” said Benj Lawrence, Chief Operating Officer of Sky High Marketing.

Through Sky High Marketing, In the Bag clients will have access to expanded services and warehousing capabilities. These additions enhance our ability to continue to deliver high-end integrated brand campaigns.

“It has been such an honor to serve this community” said Dan and Lori Reading, founders of In the Bag Promotions. “We’re proud to see the company enter its next chapter with a partner who shares our values and commitment to service. As we retire, we’re confident Sky High will take great care of the clients and team we’ve worked so hard to support.”

The addition of In the Bag Promotions builds on Sky High Marketing’s continued growth and investment in new capabilities across the country, strengthening its ability to support clients with creative branded merchandise, print, and fulfillment solutions.
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Boise, ID—McMillen, a Boise-headquartered environmental, engineering and construction firm, has been awarded the Grand Conceptor Award from the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) for its role in the Klamath River Renewal Project, the largest dam removal and river restoration effort in history. The project was honored at ACEC’s 59th Annual Engineering Excellence Awards Gala, a nationally juried competition recognizing exceptional engineering achievement.

The national honor recognizes McMillen’s leadership as Owner’s Representative and 
Construction Manager, highlighting the firm’s ability to deliver highly complex, 
multi-stakeholder infrastructure projects that span multiple states, regulatory jurisdictions, and 
technical disciplines. In this role, McMillen helped guide coordination among six Tribal nations, 
more than 21 agencies, and dozens of public, private, and nonprofit partners.

Led by the Hoopa, Karuk, Yurok, Shasta, Klamath, and Modoc Tribes, the Klamath River 
Renewal Project reopened more than 400 miles of historic habitat, restored natural river function, 
and reconnected a river system that had been blocked for over a century. Within months of final 
dam removal, salmon and lamprey returned to upstream reaches not accessed for generations, 
signaling rapid ecological recovery and long‑term benefits for Tribal Nations and communities 
across Oregon and California.

The ACEC Grand Conceptor Award reflects national recognition of both the project’s 
transformative impact and McMillen’s collaborative, people-centered approach to engineering 
and construction. McMillen is honored to have supported a Tribal-led vision that is reconnecting 
communities, restoring ecosystems and setting a new standard for large-scale river restoration.
McMillen is a full-service engineering, environmental, and construction firm shaping the future 
of water resources. The firm serves the dam, energy, fisheries, natural resources, and 
infrastructure markets across North America, Europe, and beyond. Its work spans every project 
phase, from feasibility and permitting through design, construction, and commissioning, with a 
focus on technical precision and real-world performance.

Learn more about the award‑winning Klamath River Renewal Project and McMillen’s role at
www.mcmillen.com/projects/klamath-river-renewal-program.

Watch the project overview video from the ACEC Awards Gala on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIoW7c7C8no###.