By Kristen McPeek , IdahoNews.com  Boise is a city of good and there is a group here who wants to highlight that. Businesses across the Treasure Valley are collaborating with local restaurants to bring people food. It’s called ‘City of Good’. Local restaurants like Bittercreek, Diablo And Sons, Fork, and Alavita are just some Read More

By David Staats, EastIdahoNews.com You lost your job five weeks ago. You applied for unemployment compensation. You received a reply from the Idaho Department of Labor saying the agency had questions about your application and would get back to you. Five weeks later, no one has called back. You’ve tried calling and gotten busy signals. Read More

By KTVB Staff, KTVB.com The general manager of Fork told KTVB that they’re trying to bring back everyone that they had to lay off when they first closed down.

By Idaho Staff Press, IdahoPress.com The restaurants Fork and ALAVITA have partnered with the Ronald McDonald House and Meals to Unite to feed parents with a child in the NICU or pediatric unit. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, they are no longer using volunteers and need assistance. The joint effort between the restaurants and Meals Read More

By Jacob Scholl, IdahoStatesman.com Fork and Alavita, two downtown Boise restaurants with the same owners, announced they are partnering with the Idaho Ronald McDonald House to feed families with a child in neonatal intensive care or pediatric units at hospitals. Because of the possibility of spreading the coronavirus, the Ronald McDonald House is no longer Read More