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Garden Valley Fitness Event
October 26th, 2009 Categories: City of Crouch, Garden Valley Business Scene, Garden Valley Events, Garden Valley Living, Garden Valley Real Estate
Women’s Fitness Magazine comes to Garden Valley Gym
For Women Only!
Nationally recognized Women’s Fitness Couch, Danny Russo will visit the Garden Valley Family Fitness Center October 26th.
The Garden Valley Family Fitness Center will host a presentation focusing on Women’s health, fitness, strength training, and diet. The presentation is geared directly towards the needs of women. This should be a fun, informative and useful presentation. There is no charge for admission.
If you have never visited the Garden Valley Family Fitness Center, this is a good time to tour the gym, learn about the facilities and services, and gain an insight into training specifically for your needs.
Monday
October 26, 2009
6:00 PM
See you there!
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Halloween - Garden Valley Style
October 12th, 2009 Categories: City of Crouch, Garden Valley Business Scene, Garden Valley Events, Garden Valley Real Estate
Trunk or Treat
Saturday October 31st, 2009
6:00 - 8:00 PM
Garden Valley is a rural, mountainous community where there are few neighborhood that kids can Trick or Treat door to door. Mom and Dad would have to drive their little goblins around the valley. Local kids miss the interaction of Halloween celebrations in more urban neighborhoods.
Thus, the advent of Trunk or Treat, an easier, safer and more fun way for one and all to enjoy the Halloween festivities. Adults challenge each other to come up with the scariest transformation of cars and trucks, turning downtown Crouch into a veritable “spook” parking lot. Set up begins in the afternoon. Festivities begin at 6:00 PM. Bring lots of candy. If you are really brave, you can sign up to be judge of the best car or truck costume.
Prizes will be donated by the Crouch Merc.
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1st Annual Market Street Strut in Garden Valley
October 10th, 2009 Categories: City of Crouch, Garden Valley Business Scene, Garden Valley Events, Garden Valley Living, Garden Valley Real Estate
Don’t miss this customer appreciation event in Crouch.
On October 10th from 6:00 - 9:00 PM, the Crouch Merchants are inviting their customers to Strut Down Market Street. We are hoping this will evolve into an annual fall event. So come join the fun and visit with friends and neighbors before they all hibernate for the winter. This could be on of your last chances to see the snowbirds until the Garden Valley Spring Fling next April.
Follow the Boardwalk to participating Merchants:
Lynn, at Dahlia’s, has the most beautiful fresh flowers and plants, as well as, gifts, home decor and fashions
At the Red Rooster, Marianne is planning a Trunk Show. She will be showing off her very stylish jackets, sweater and jeans.
A surprise guest artist will be on hand at Maggie’s Books in the Attic. Browse her new and used book collection.
Live music, drawings and treats will be available for your enjoyment.
See you there!
Partially sponsored by Les Bois Credit Union.
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The Softer Side Of Garden Valley
September 9th, 2009 Categories: City of Crouch, Garden Valley Business Scene, Garden Valley Events, Garden Valley Living, Garden Valley Real Estate
6th Annual Fiber Fabric Faire
Come to the Community Hall, in Crouch, on Saturday October 3th from 10:00 - 4:00. It’s the annual Fiber and Fabric Faire. Each year the Garden Valley Quilters sponsor this fun event. Here you’ll find, not only some great quilters, but knitters, weavers, spinners and fiber artists of all kinds.
Whether you want to learn about a fiber art, find a warm and fuzzy gift for someone special, watch a craft demonstration, or take a chance to win a hand made quilt, this is an event for you.
I look forward to the Fiber and Fabric Faire each year. The handmade items are truly works of art. The textures, colors and patterns are beautiful and unique. Last year I met several women who raise alpaca, spin the wool and knit the garments. It was great to learn about this homespun, traditional craft.
Aside from treating myself, visiting with neighbors and friends and finding some great gifts, I had a wonderful time.
Don’t forget that, by attending the Faire, you are also contributing to the community. Part of the raffle proceeds go the the Crouch Ambulance fund.
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Garden Valley Leads Economic Recovery
January 27th, 2009 Categories: Garden Valley Business Scene, Garden Valley Buyers, Garden Valley Living, Garden Valley Real Estate
Sound Ridiculous? Maybe Not!
As if Rip Van Winkle were in charge of the Garden Valley real estate market, prospective buyers have been out cold since September.
That’s all changed in the last month. Agents are busy showing properties, scheduling upcoming visitors and BELIEVE IT OR NOT, writing offers.
It’s true that some shoppers are looking at only distressed properties. That is not the case across the board. Fortunately, Garden Valley has relatively few homes headed for the auction block.
What’s waking everyone up?
- Maybe folks are just tired of having their lives on hold waiting for the national news to change.
- Maybe it’s fallen interest rates that seem to be back on the rise.
- Maybe it’s the fact that buyers have rarely had so much buying power, options and selection.
Or, could it be
- The near completion of the new Garden Valley school.
- The passage of the new Library bond.
- The completion of the bike path from the school to the community park.
- The expansion of a community church.
- The upcoming new facility for the Family Medical Practice.
Garden Valley residents are awake to the idea that the future is bright in our community. Maybe buyers are starting to see it, too!
Rise and Shine! There’s no inversion here! Garden Valley’s future is as bright as a sunny afternoon.
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Holiday Bazaar In Garden Valley
November 18th, 2008 Categories: City of Crouch, Garden Valley Business Scene, Garden Valley Events, Garden Valley Living, Garden Valley Real Estate
Garden Valley Annual Holiday Bazaar
The Garden Valley Chamber of Commerce Presents the Annual Holiday Bazaar. Held at the Crouch Community Hall, the Holiday Bazaar is not only a great opportunity to start on your Christmas shopping, but a time to kick in the Christmas spirit with friends and neighbors.
Local artisans will be offering their many talented products including, hand knitted items, carvings, quilts, jewelry, paintings, photographs and yummy baked goods, jams, jellys and cakes.
Don’t miss the good cheer, fun and shopping opportunities.
See you Saturday November 29th from 10:00 - 4:00
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The Softer Side of Garden Valley
October 1st, 2008 Categories: City of Crouch, Garden Valley Business Scene, Garden Valley Events, Garden Valley Living, Garden Valley Real Estate
5th Annual Fiber Fabric Faire
Come to the Community Hall, in Crouch, on Saturday October 4th from 10:00 - 4:00. It’s the annual Fiber and Fabric Faire. Each year the Garden Valley Quilters sponsor this fun event. Here you’ll find, not only some great quilters, but knitters, weavers, spinners and fiber artists of all kinds.
Whether you want to learn about a fiber art, find a warm and fuzzy gift for someone special, watch a craft demonstration, or take a chance to win a hand made quilt, this is an event for you.
I look forward to the Fiber and Fabric Faire each year. The handmade items are truly works of art. The textures, colors and patterns are beautiful and unique. Last year I met several women who raise alpaca, spin the wool and knit the garments. It was great to learn about this homespun, traditional craft.
Aside from treating myself, visiting with neighbors and friends and finding some great gifts, I had a wonderful time.
Don’t forget that, by attending the Faire, you are also contributing to the community. Part of the raffle proceeds go the the Crouch Ambulance fund.
Hope to see you there.
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Build A Lot! What Is It?
August 13th, 2008 Categories: "Build A Lot", Garden Valley Business Scene, Garden Valley Buyers, Garden Valley Real Estate
Just Build It!
You are the kind of person who knows what they want. You can see the image perfectly in your mind’s eye. The room sizes, floor plan, lighting, even the landscaping.
Your real estate expert is a good listener. She has tuned into your vision. The list of homes she introduces you to are close. But…. You are not crazy about committing to close.
What about building in Garden Valley? Why not!?!
Let me introduce you to a new program that is designed to help you create your personal vision. Welcome to the “Build a Lot” program. There is a lot (no pun intended) of land inventory available in Garden Valley. Lot amenities and pricing covers a broad range of options. However, lot lenders are not as buyer friendly as they have been in the past. As with most loans, requirements have gotten tighter, downpayments are higher and interest rates are up.
With building material costs increasing and gas prices high, how can building in Garden Valley be affordable.
I’ll tell you how!
We have been working, for the past year to find solutions to these obstacles. We now have a builder we can recommend who can offer aggressive pricing for a quality built home. The construction meets the specifications for the Garden Valley environment, including insulation levels, 2X6 construction and, snow load considerations. CW Construction has been in business in Treasure Valley for over 20 years. They have a crew of subcontractors who consistently partner with them. They are geared up to be efficient, consistent, experienced builders. CW is offering us some aggressive pricing in this market. Depending on the floor plan you choose and your lot selection, you can build a home or cabin, in Garden Valley, for $200,000.
Starting today, I will be posting construction photos of the homes being built, in Garden Valley, by CW Construction. You can observe the construction as it progresses. Watch as this Garden Valley vision comes together.
Keep an eye on this blog to learn more about available financing solutions.
To find out more about the program today, click here to contact me directly.
Let me help make your vision a reality!
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Garden Valley Friday Favorites
August 1st, 2008 Categories: City of Crouch, Garden Valley Business Scene, Garden Valley Buyers, Garden Valley Friday Favorites, Garden Valley Real Estate
BE A PART OF THE GARDEN VALLEY FUTURE
Big changes are coming in Garden Valley and the City of Crouch. A new school is under construction. A new library is on the way. A title company is coming to town. New businesses are cropping up, like bookstores, gyms, and spas, plant nurseries and organic food suppliers. New service providers are making themselves known in the area.
The City of Crouch is faced with a looming growth spurt. The largest obstacle to this opportunity is the lack of a municipal waste treatment facility. Now Crouch has a chance to overcome this obstacle. In any case, DEQ and Central District Health, chartered to protect ground water and river quality, are encouraging Crouch to move into the future.
What does this have to do with Friday Favorites?
One of the last remaining, 2 acre, undeveloped and unrestricted parcels within the Crouch City limits, is now available for sale. The two acres is level, has great views and 
fronts the Middlefork Road. It doesn’t take much imagination to see the possibilities that this property has to offer.
The future of Garden Valley and the City of Crouch is undeniably bright. Hook on to a star.
Buy your own little piece of Idaho’s future for $140,000.
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Garden Valley Business Scene
June 11th, 2008 Categories: City of Crouch, Garden Valley Business Scene, Garden Valley Living
Garden Valley Entrepreneurial Spirit Goes Natural
Beth Church, the former owner of the very successful Green Thumb Express, and Master Gardener, had a dream. Leave it to Beth to make dreams come true. Her new business, Church’s Backyard Farm, specializes in “natural, nutritious wholesome foods, raised without the use of chemicals, hormones or antibiotics.”
We all know Beth has a well deserved reputation of doing things right. Garden Valley residents and visitors have always been able to count on great products and services when trading with Beth.
Contact Beth today and place your orders for her awesome, fresh raised, chickens, ducks, turkeys and eggs.
You can find Beth at :
208-793-2679, or
info@churchsbackyardfarm.com
Watch for Beth to open a Farmer’s Market, next to the Crouch Merc. The target date is June 1st. There you can expect to find Church’s Backyard Farm fresh produce.
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