Idaho City News

The Exergy Tour wrapped up Monday what turned out to be a high energy week that rolled through several Idaho cities.

Edie Nelson, from Garden Valley, Idaho, watches riders while holding a bouquet of flowers thrown by stage winner Ina-Yoko Teutenberg during third stage of the Exergy Tour cycling competition, Sunday, May 27, 2012, in Idaho City, Idaho.

Laura Amelia and her family including husband Bob, Clair, 10, Lauren, 8, and Tula the dog cheer alongside the road on the way up to Beaver Creek Summit as they watch the third stage of the Exergy Tour cycling competition, Sunday, May 27, 2012, in Idaho City, Idaho.

Throughout the Exergy Tour, cycling fans have commented on the ease of following the action thanks to the free Tour Tracker app event organizers made available to the public.

German cyclist Ina Yoko Teutenberg has won Stage 3 of the 2012 Exergy Tour in Idaho City with a time of 2 hours 29 minutes, 23 seconds.

The Exergy Tour made its stop in Kuna for stage two on Saturday. Despite the rain and the cold, thousands showed up to get a glimpse of the world-class female cycling event.

This weekend hundreds of visitors from Boise, Idaho will visit the historic town of Idaho City, just 45 minutes to the north.A They will be there to visit the historic buildings that remind of the glory days of this center of the great Boise Basin Gold Rush in the 1880s.A They will be there to visit the historic St.

Just off Centreville road in a non-descript trailer park, knife-maker Grant Hawk's brown barn stands out just a little bit from its surroundings.

Locals know that perhaps the most historic part of Idaho City lies just west of the old downtown and up into the hills.

Some of the best female cyclists in the world will be racing in Idaho starting this Thursday.

It's all about the bike in the latest edition of Boise Weekly. We're celebrating Boise Bike Week, the Exergy Tour and all-around two-wheeled glory.

Boise County Commissioners are taking a 5-year lawsuit debt to the voters for help.

Governor C.L. "Butch" Otter has announced a series of Idaho Community Development Block Grant awards to benefit economic and community development projects in cities and counties throughout Idaho.