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Peak 43: Winners share similar strategies for growth

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By Autum Robertson Verified
| BoiseDev Verified
Peak 43 celebrates the state’s fastest-growing companies. Why 43? Idaho is the 43rd state to be admitted to the union, and it adds a bit of fun to the list. Businesses on the list are ranked mathematically based on a percentage of gross revenue growth from 2020 to 2023. During this time period, these 43 companies defied challenges and expanded their operations. Among the 43 businesses, each is unique.
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Westside Drive-in plans patio expansion

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By Autum Robertson Verified
| BoiseDev Verified
The Boise staple Westside Drive-In has big plans for its patio on State Street. About a month ago, Chef Lou Aaron said he was informed that Westside was one of 50 restaurants across the country to receive a Backing Historic Small Restaurants Grant. Something Aaron said a customer had just emailed him about saying, “Hey, you should apply for this contest.” Now it’s paying off.
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One Garden City brewery closes with another set to follow suit later in May

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By Autum Robertson Verified
| BoiseDev Verified
A Garden City eatery and pub has closed its doors. On Monday, Twisted District Brew Co. at 3840 W Chinden Blvd. posted on social media about closing “until further notice.” Then a day later in a follow-up Instagram post, Twisted District announced it was closing for good. Co-owner Ed Danti says there were a few factors that pushed them to this tough decision including the current economy and losing a leased liquor license after it was sold by the owner.
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