KDP Certified Public Accountants, LLP Merges In Bend-Based Accounting Firm Price Fronk & Co1/18/2024
 Medford, Oregon (January 17, 2024) – KDP Certified Public Accountants, LLP and Price Fronk & Co.,
announced today that their professional accounting and advisory firms merged on January 1, 2024. This merger combines the skills and expertise of two long-standing Oregon firms; KDP in Southern Oregon and Western Idaho and Price Fronk in Central Oregon. The dynamic union extends the footprint, reach and offerings of each company. KDP, LLP was founded in Oregon in the 1970s and provides tax, audit, advisory, valuation and wealth services. Bend-based Price Fronk & Co. has similar offerings in addition to a culture of relationshipbuilding; both of which are great assets as they merge with KDP. “Bend is an intriguing market, and we see considerable value in the relationships and existing talent at Price Fronk & Co.,” says KDP Managing Partner Mark Damon. “We’re looking forward to expanding into this vibrant new market.” Price Fronk & Co. offers business advisory, tax and audit services to businesses, their owners and high wealth individuals. By combining teams and expanding the services offered, their strong client relationships, uncompromising commitment to service quality and niche expertise are solidified regionwide. KDP now employs over 125 professionals, including 14 Partners and six Partners Emeritus. The merger solidified KDP’s regional presence with three core office locations—Medford, Oregon, Bend, Oregon and Boise, Idaho. As a merged firm, KDP is soon to be a U.S. Top 250 accounting firm and is the leading firm in the region. “With this merger, we can utilize our collective strengths to become more specialized with greater horsepower. We will retain the personal service and approach we've always valued. Growth opens new opportunities and I'm excited about our future ready firm,” says Damon. Kara Pardue, Partner of the merged Price Fronk & Co. says, "Our dedication to providing exceptional results and solutions to our clients and growth opportunities for our team members is unwavering. This announcement is based on the foundation of two exceptional firms with well-established relationships and shared commitment to our clients, team members and communities. Our commitment to our expertise, integrity, and personal connections is our top priority." ABOUT KDP, LLP KDP Certified Public Accountants, LLP grew out of the firm begun in 1976 by Daniel Kosmatka when he purchased Deloitte’s (formerly Haskins & Sells) Medford, Oregon office, and later joined by Dennis Donnelly under the name Kosmatka Donnelly & Co. LLP. In 2014, the firm joined forces with another large Southern Oregon-based CPA firm and became KDP Certified Public Accountants, LLP. In 2021, the Boise, Idaho firm Whittaker & Associates, Inc. joined KDP, extending the firm’s footprint to Idaho. In 2024, Price Fronk & Co. from Bend, Oregon merged with KDP to solidify the firm's regional footprint. In 2021, KDP joined the RSM US Alliance, an alliance of independently owned CPA firms across the United States and Canada, with global affiliations. KDP’s membership in RSM gives them access to the resources of the fifth largest CPA firm in the United States, as well as the vast member network of affiliated firms. This helps give clients the care and attention of a locally focused firm, with the thought leadership, experience, and support of a global organization. Since 2014, KDP has grown from 25 team members to an organization of more than 125 team members, creating a firm that provides professional tax, audit, advisory, valuation and wealth services. For more information, visit www.kdpllp.com. BOISE, ID (December 1, 2023) -- CAMP Cocktail Bar, located inside The Warehouse Food Hall, is kicking off the holidays with its ‘Raising Spirits’ specials throughout December. One dollar from each featured Tito’s Handmade Vodka cocktail sold during the month will be donated to the Idaho Humane Society (IHS).
“There’s no better time to give back than the holiday season and we’re proud to once again be able to support such a great organization,” said Lori Carrier, general manager of CAMP Cocktail Bar. “We’re looking forward to making spirits bright this season and invite everyone to come out and enjoy a delicious cocktail while supporting an even better cause.” Tito’s Handmade Vodka will make a $1 donation each time a guest orders a signature cocktail like the Holiday Horchata Mudslide or the Bad Santa. To learn more about the Warehouse Food Hall and its vendors, visit www.warehouseboise.com.  BOISE, December 1, 2023 - The Board of Directors of CSHQA is pleased to announce the appointment of Jonathan Bigham as the new Chief Operations Officer. Jonathan will be responsible for overseeing the day-to-day administrative and operational functions of the firm and ensuring that CSHQA’s business strategies are implemented successfully. He will focus on directing all internal affairs and communication policies to employees, while spearheading new initiatives and helping to build out core teams. He will work with CSHQA’s CEO, Ryan D. Martin, to expand the firm’s business development footprint nationwide and help guide the firm toward being more efficient and profitable while encouraging a supportive and engaging workplace culture. Jonathan will also work with the VP of Business Development, Shiloh Shaver, in forging strategic partnerships and relationships with clients, vendors, banks, and other key professional business partners.
Jonathan has extensive professional experience cultivating practices, policies, and procedures; for over 25 years, he has shown strong leadership skills and an ability to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of the businesses for which he’s worked. Most recently as Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer, he oversaw the day-to-day operations and worked with the executive team to develop new growth opportunities for Pembrooke & Ives, a leading interior design firm based in New York City. Prior to his time at Pembrooke, Jonathan served as COO/CFO of Coffee Digital, a multi-discipline creative agency based in lower Manhattan, now owned by Lagardere North America. He has held a number of different positions throughout his career dealing in operations and strategic finance in the publishing industry and has led growth initiatives for firms such as Rodale and American Media. During his career, Jonathan has helped facilitate M&A transactions amounting to over $700 million in value. Jonathan earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Lynchburg, and his Masters of Business Administration from the Weatherhead School of Management, Case Western Reserve University. He has maintained an active presence in the CFO Leadership Council NYC as a Co-Chair and Advisory Board Member since 2014. Jonathan’s proven success as a leader along with his knowledge of markets, competitors, and industries relevant to CSHQA is key to the firm’s continued growth and success. “The meticulous selection process by the CSHQA search team, where unanimous consensus was reached in selecting Jonathan, underscores his suitability for the role,” John Maulin, Architect Principal and Interim COO said. “I am confident his leadership will build upon our existing momentum and lead the company to greater success.” “His remarkable track record of transforming organizations through streamlined financial management and strategic planning aligns perfectly with our goals,” Ryan D. Martin, CSHQA CEO said. “Jonathan's appointment is a crucial step in completing our Executive Team and advancing our Growth Transformation agenda. I am genuinely excited to have him as a partner in steering the firm's direction forward, and I look forward to benefiting from his unique perspective across all facets of our operations.” The oldest architecture firm in the state of Idaho, CSHQA is an award-winning design firm specializing in full-service architecture and engineering, interior and environmental design, and landscape architecture. Nearly 100 professionals design commercial, industrial, retail, restaurant, hospitality, aviation, civic, education, and healthcare projects. Established in 1889, CSHQA has offices in Boise, Idaho; Denver, Colorado; and Sacramento, California with licensed professionals to meet client needs across the nation. We became 100% employee-owned in 2018.  Coach With Snow At Bogus Basin November 30th, 2023 – Photo By Austin Smith BOISE, Idaho (November 30, 2023) – Bogus Basin announced plans to reopen for the December 2-3rd weekend, with operations expanding to include the Deer Point Express chairlift for access to the popular Showcase run. Area officials credit snowmaking for the early season offerings.
“Snowmaking has played a crucial role in providing early season operations as we await more natural snowfall. The weekend forecast looks very promising, and we are ready to open additional terrain as conditions allow.” Jamie Zolber, Director, Skier Services Bogus Basin Mountain Ops Crews have blown approximately 10 million gallons of machine-made snow onto the slopes since October 29th. The area launched its 2023-24 Winter Season on Saturday, November 18th, offering free access to The Explorer Terrain Park in the 2nd Annual Lowtide Bogus Event. Storm activity is forecasted to bring as much as 28” of snow to Bogus Basin over the weekend. Winter recreation enthusiasts are encouraged to visit bogusbasin.org and the area’s social media channels for updates. BOGUS BASIN’S WEEKEND OPERATING PLAN, DECEMBER 2-3, 2023 Saturday, December 2, and Sunday, December 3
About Bogus Basin Opened in 1942, Bogus Basin winter operations offer 2,600 acres of daytime skiable terrain, and 165 acres for night skiing; eleven lifts – including four high-speed quads – and three people-mover carpets; an 800-foot tubing hill. The Nordic Center offers 37 kilometers of groomed trails. Environmental education and community outreach programs serve over 20,000 individuals annually, primarily youth. Bogus Basin is located 16.5 miles north of Boise, Idaho, and operates under a special use permit with the Boise National Forest. Bogus Basin Mountain Recreation Area is one of the largest non-profit recreation areas in the country. It is a 501(C)(3) organization dedicated to engaging the community to provide accessible, affordable, and fun year-round mountain recreation and education. Bogus Basin summer activities include a challenge course, mountain coaster, summer tubing, climbing wall, bungee trampoline, gem panning station, The Basin Gravity Park, cross-country mountain biking and hiking, free community events and educational programs, chairlift service to access hiking and biking trails, and guided nature hikes. Garden City, Idaho – Wepa Café is ready to celebrate our 2nd Year Anniversary on October 1st with an Authentic Lechon Pig Roast, Salsa Music & Dancing and a Raffle to benefit ProTechos, our non profit partner in Puerto Rico.
Located at 175 E. 35th St, between Chinden and the Greenbelt, Wepa continues to serve Authentic Puerto Rican cuisine to the Treasure Valley. We whisk our guests away to an island paradise, greeted by upbeat Latin music and Puerto Rican décor with an emphasis on beaches, tropical rain forests and the vast diversity and vibrant culture of Puerto Rico’s history with influences from a mix of Spanish, Taino Indian and Afro-Caribbean influences. On October 1st, we will once again be going all out to bring Puerto Rico to Garden City with a traditional Lechon Pig Roast along with other menu items we rarely offer in-house. In addition, we will have DJ Tomas spinning tunes from the Caribbean including Salsa, Mengue and Bachata and Diana Rivera will be in attendance offering dance lessons throughout the evening. A major component of our Anniversary is our fundraising efforts to PRoTechos, a non-profit corporation based in Puerto Rico, (www.protechos.org), founded with the dual mission of rebuilding damaged roofs in underserved communities throughout the island while providing residents with basic carpentry training, addressing both housing needs and the shortage of skilled construction workers in Puerto Rico. We will be auctioning off prizes generously donated by many of our vendor partners, including our local beer and wine partners with 100% of the proceeds going directly to PRoTechos. Tickets can be purchased while supplies last at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/wepa-2nd-annual-lechon-pig-roast-tickets-705396669427?aff=oddtdtcreator  Grant will support the organization’s workforce development program to provide assistance for at-risk youth with employment barriers
BOISE, ID — August 28, 2023 —KeyBank has awarded a $100,000 grant to Life’s Kitchen, a non-profit organization that prepares at-risk youth in Idaho to be successful in food service and other careers. The KeyBank grant will allow Life’s Kitchen to expand its program and equip more young adults with the skills and training needed to secure employment. “KeyBank is proud of the mission and work of Life’s Kitchen,” said Scott Schlange, president of KeyBank Idaho. “This grant will help to equip more young adults in our community with the confidence, skills and training needed to navigate the workplace and manage their household budgets.” Founded in 2003 by local restaurateur Rory Farrow, Life’s Kitchen operates three foodservice businesses to provide on-the-job work experience to trainees. In addition to foodservice training, students receive GED training, and attend life skills and employability classes each week. The curriculum covers a broad range of topics, including financial literacy, healthy relationship skills, mock job interviews, understanding insurance, taxes, college enrollment and more. “Life’s Kitchen offers the confidence and training so desperately needed for at-risk youth to gain sustainable employment, escape poverty and learn to become financially stable,” said Angel Reyes, corporate responsibility officer for KeyBank in Idaho and Utah. “KeyBank is honored to support this valuable and much-needed community initiative.” More than 53% of Life’s Kitchen students live at or below the poverty level and 20% experience homelessness. In addition, many of these young adults face other serious challenges, such as mental illness, addiction, and abuse. “We have seen the increased need in our community to support and provide workforce development, life skills and GED services to our young adults,” said Tammy Johnson, Executive Director of Life’s Kitchen. “The $100,000 impact grant from KeyBank Foundation will provide the means to help us reach more young adults to become independent and self-sustainable. On behalf of the board, staff, and our young adults we are deeply grateful. The KeyBank investment will open doors for more youth in our community.” About Life’s Kitchen Life’s Kitchen is a 501c3 nonprofit social enterprise organization, providing Opportunity Youth (at-risk youth) ages 16-24 with wrap around work and life skills since 2003. Through our Workforce Development, Food Service, Life Skills, and GED Training Program, trainees receive the valuable skills and resources they need to become independent, financially stable, and successful. Life’s Kitchen students not only graduate from our program – they become part of a community. Upon graduation from the program, alumni maintain access to support from Life’s Kitchen for multiple needs including connecting with resources, continuing education, job placement and much more. Fifty-nine percent of alumni continued to engage whether for assistance or volunteer opportunities. Over the years, Life's Kitchen has provided over 575,000 hours of job training to more than 900 young adults, while providing more than 1,350,000 meals to community members in need. Life’s Kitchen provides 1,000 meals a week to Interfaith Sanctuary to help feed the homeless community. About KeyCorp KeyCorp's roots trace back nearly 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 $195 billion at June 30, 2023. 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 1,000 branches and approximately 1,300 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 is Member FDIC. CONTACT: Life’s Kitchen: KeyBank: Tammy Johnson Jennifer Shermer 208-331-0199 x 302 303-902-9419 [email protected] [email protected]  Grant will support Trailhead’s endeavours to expand career pathway and educational opportunities for rural high school students
BOISE, ID — August 24, 2023 —KeyBank has awarded a $200,000 grant to Trailhead, a non-profit organization offering mentoring and support services to Idaho student entrepreneurs. The grant will allow Trailhead to expand its You Lead Idaho program and empower more students through education, entrepreneurship, financial literacy, innovation and technology. “Programs like You Lead Idaho equip students with the confidence and skills needed to build businesses and offer sustainable employment for Idaho citizens,” said Scott Schlange, president of KeyBank Idaho. “I look forward to seeing the results of our students’ entrepreneurial skills and pioneering ideas.” You Lead Idaho utilizes an approved entrepreneurial curriculum delivered remotely to rural students. The program’s goal is to increase the college go-on rates of rural students through a program that fosters learning, technology, and mentorship. The program culminates with an online pitch competition where scholarship dollars will be awarded, based on student team presentations to Idaho-based judges. “Small town kids don’t always have opportunities that kids in a bigger city do,” said Shelli Shroeder, Counselor at Shoshone High School. “By asking them to grow and making them a little bit uncomfortable, it creates the opportunity for them to say, ‘I did this, now I can go to college’ and have confidence in that.” The grant will also allow Trailhead to grow the program by providing additional scholarship dollars and monetary awards to winning schools and teachers, as well as award dual-enrollment college credits and increase the mentorship hours available to student teams. About You Lead Idaho You Lead Idaho empowers rural high school students in Idaho through education in entrepreneurship, financial literacy, innovation, and technology. It offers mentorship, scholarships, and dual college credit to expand educational opportunities. Collaboratively developed by Trailhead, KeyBank, and IDLA, the program uses an approved entrepreneurial curriculum delivered remotely. Idaho's low college go-on rates, as reported by Idaho Education News, have stagnated at 45-46% since 2015. You Lead Idaho aims to increase these rates by fostering learning, e-learning, technology, and mentorship in rural areas. Participation in the program equips students with valuable skills and broadens their post-graduation choices, positively impacting their educational and career pathways in rural Idaho communities. After a comprehensive 8 unit academic module, the program will culminate in an online pitch competition, where high school teams will present their ideas to judges located in Boise and other locations throughout Idaho. Each team will present online from their respective schools to the panel of judges. The judges determine 1st and 2nd place winners, who then receive scholarships. After conclusion of the program, students will also have the opportunity to travel to Boise for a 2-day immersion experience, leading up to another pitch competition where they will compete against urban schools (Boise State University's "Idaho High School Entrepreneurial Challenge") for more cash prizes. To date, You Lead Idaho has achieved the following impacts on rural high school students:
About Trailhead Trailhead is an innovation and start-up hub located in downtown Boise, the capital of Idaho. We are a 501 c3 non-profit and were founded through a public and private partnership initiative in 2015. Our vision is to democratize access to entrepreneurship. We do so by relentlessly pursuing our mission to help entrepreneurs succeed (regardless of age, background, socio-economic status, gender, ethnicity etc.), so they can start and grow companies in our City and State. Entrepreneurs drive innovation, and, in turn, innovation drives our economic development. With intentional and targeted entrepreneurial support, an entire start-up ecosystem can be cultivated in a community, which will in turn drive economic growth and increase prosperity for people from all walks of life. At Trailhead, we nurture the entrepreneurial spirit and strive to promote diversity and inclusion. We provide early stage entrepreneurs with a collaborative and inclusive coworking space, mentorship, educational programming and experiential learning, all while nurturing and developing the entrepreneurial community. About KeyCorp KeyCorp's roots trace back nearly 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 $195 billion at June 30, 2023. 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 1,000 branches and approximately 1,300 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 is Member FDIC. CONTACT: Trailhead KeyBank: Tiam Rastegar Jennifer Shermer 208-546-8426 303-902-9419 [email protected] [email protected] Press Release provided to the Boise Metro Chamber by East Idaho Credit Union.
East Idaho Credit Union broke ground in Meridian on Tuesday, March 21st, 2023. East Idaho Credit Union was established in 1935 originally serving the postal community then quickly moving into serving all East Idaho. East Idaho Credit Union has stood strong through many economic struggles of our country and continues to be a pillar of strength for their members. On Tuesday local leaders expressed their excitement for the growing credit union to plan roots in Meridian. Sean Evans, President and CEO of the Meridian Chamber of Commerce, stated “We are so pleased that (East Idaho Credit Union) is choosing Meridian as their expansion location.” Along with Sean Evans, Mayor Simison, the Mayor of Meridian, stated “Being from East Idaho myself, I think its great when all things East Idaho put roots in the Treasure Valley. We really appreciate the fact that you’ve chosen Meridian, it’s the smartest business decision you will ever make.” East Idaho’s CEO, Dan Thurman, expressed his excitement to move into Meridian. Thurman stated “Meridian is a central point for the Treasure Valley, and such a beautiful area. We have strong roots in the Treasure Valley, and we are excited about it.” East Idaho Credit Union believes in building better lives for its community, its members, and the great state of Idaho. Connect with us to see how we are building better lives at EastIdahoCU.org, by visiting Facebook.com/EastIdahocu, Instagram @EastIdahocu, TikTok @EastIdahocu or YouTube by visiting youtube.com/@eastidahocu Contact: Kassidy Barnes [email protected] 208-949-8677 SERVPRO Urges Meridian Property Owners to Focus on Disaster Readiness as Spring Approaches2/14/2023
Property damage remediation specialist says the importance of advance planning grows as severe weather and climate events become more frequent
Meridian, ID (Grassroots Newswire) February 9, 2023 - Since Fall 2022, the United States has experienced extreme weather from coast to coast ranging from major rain and flood events to hurricanes and tornadoes to extreme freezing conditions including a "once in a generation blizzard." As catastrophic weather events impact property owners more frequently, it magnifies the need for disaster readiness ahead of this spring's storm season. The National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI), part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), reports that from 1980-2022, there were, on average, 7.9 "billion-dollar" events each year. In 2021, there were 20 "billion-dollar" weather or climate disaster events, and 2022 delivered another 18 - each year more than doubling the previous multi-year average.1 "These statistics are revealing," says Christian Isaacson of SERVPRO® of Boise, "but not surprising to businesses like SERVPRO who specialize in disaster response and remediation. SERVPRO franchise owners experience the real-life impact of events like these as home and business owners reach out for help after flooding, fire, wind, and other natural disasters wreak havoc on their properties. That's why we continue to emphasize the importance of preparing in advance before disaster strikes." Because spring weather can be particularly unpredictable, Isaacson urges property owners in the Meridian area to take advantage of state, federal and other online resources now to prepare for a possible severe weather event. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) offers tips here2 for preparing an emergency kit to have on hand. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) offers an emergency preparedness checklist here3, and more ideas and tools are available from sources like the Red Cross, the AARP, and others. According to Rick Isaacson, CEO of Servpro Industries, LLC, the number of calls for help and web traffic to Commercial & Residential Restoration Services increased more than 300% after the most recent winter storm event in late December 2022 over the same period last year (12/22/22 - 12/28/22). "Advance preparation might have helped some of these property owners literally weather the storm with less damage," said Isaacson. "And for those whose homes or businesses were severely damaged or destroyed in spite of efforts to avoid damage, advance preparation would mean that critical papers, contact numbers, insurance information, and recovery plans would be close at hand. Time spent improving your disaster readiness is time well spent." SERVPRO specializes in disaster cleaning, restoration, and construction services, helping to remediate damage, making it "Like it never even happened," for both commercial and residential customers. For more information on SERVPRO of Boise, please contact Christian Isaacson at (208) 375-0300 or [email protected]. For more information about SERVPRO, please visit Commercial & Residential Restoration Services . 1. Billion-Dollar Weather and Climate Disasters | National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI) 2. Spring Weather 3.https://www.energy.gov/sites/prod/files/FEMA_Red-Cross_Emergency_Preparedness_Checklist.pdf About SERVPRO For more than 50 years, SERVPRO has been a trusted leader in fire and water cleanup and restoration services, construction, mold mitigation, biohazard and pathogen remediation. SERVPRO's professional services network of more than 2,000 individually owned and operated franchises spans the United States and Canada, responding to property damage emergencies large and small - from million-square-foot commercial facilities to individual homes. When disaster strikes, homeowners, business owners and major insurance companies alike rely on SERVPRO to make it "Like it never even happened." BOISE, ID (February 7, 2023) – The Warehouse Food Hall, located at 370 S. 8th Street in downtown
Boise, is proud to announce Freshie’s Lobster Co. is now open! Freshie’s brings fresh-caught New England lobster to Boise with its famous lobster rolls and fresh fish menu items. “I love the experience a food hall brings to people who really appreciate great food,” said Lorin Smaha, owner of Freshie’s Lobster Co. “I’m really excited to bring the best lobster roll in the world to Boise.” Local favorite, Piedaho, is set to open at The Warehouse this February. Piedaho makes artisanal pies that taste as good as they look, thanks to high quality, local ingredients. Piedaho got its start on social media where customers could order handmade pies and have them delivered straight to their door. Now Boiseans can get their pies directly from The Warehouse. “We’re so excited to be part of The Warehouse and be around other creative food businesses,” said Rebecca Bloom, owner of Piedaho. “The Warehouse is a place where you can try all kinds of unique food and we can’t wait for visitors to give our sweet treats a try.” Joining the lineup at BoDo this spring are two new entertainment options, Cinema West and Treefort Music Hall. Cinema West, will occupy the former Regal Edwards Theater on W. Broad Street and boast nine auditoriums with luxury reclining seats, wall-to-wall screens and state-of-the-art spatial audio technology. Treefort Music Hall will give the beloved Boise music festival a year-round space. The building, located at the corner of Broad Street and Capitol Boulevard, will include a concert venue, greenrooms, office space, two bar areas, interior seating and a rooftop patio with an exterior stage. The 20,000 square foot space will be able to accommodate over 1,000 people all year round. To learn more about The Warehouse Food Hall, visit www.warehouseboise.com and to learn more about Geronimo Hospitality Group, visit www.geronimohospitalitygroup.com. ### About The Warehouse Food Hall The Warehouse Food Hall is a place that takes pride in craftsmanship. With over 29,000 square feet, The Warehouse will feature the best-of-the-best independently owned businesses and local favorites. This hub of Boise’s finest will be an extension of the 8th Street dining district with space for 20+ food and retail vendors. We’ll connect The Warehouse’s vendors with the city’s residents and visitors while becoming a part of the culinary and social fabric of Boise. For food hall details and leasing information, visit: www.warehouseboise.com. About Geronimo Hospitality Group Headquartered in Beloit, Wisconsin, Geronimo Hospitality Group owns and operates a growing collection of award-winning, upscale boutique hotels, restaurants and clubs. Committed to providing memorable guest experiences through its genuine service and original brands, Geronimo properties are distinguished as destinations of choice for locals and travelers in the cities they operate. For more information, visit: www.geronimohospitalitygroup.com. Media Contact: Shannon Kelly, PR Specialist: [email protected] |
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