During COVID-19, Boise shut down all of its public pools. After the pandemic, it left its two oldest pools — Lowell Pool and South Pool — shuttered amid concerns about their safety and structural ...

Originally published July 7 on KTVB.COM. BOISE — Two city pools will remain closed this summer after a consultant study found problems with their accessibility and safety ...

Boise will renovate Lowell Pool, at 1601 N. 28th St., to bring it up to code, and will replace South Pool, at 921 S. Shoshone St., with a new pool at nearby Whitney Elementary School.

Boise’s Lowell and South pools opened “just 10 days apart from each other in June of 1953” and are the only identical “sister pools” that are still standing today, Laura Bainbridge ...

Outdoor pools in Boise include the Ivywild, Borah, and Fairmont Pools, as well as the Natatorium Pool and Hydrotube. The South and Lowell pools remain closed.

Boise updates on pool upgrades: Whitney Pool construction begins this year with an 'under the sea' theme, completion expected in 2026. Lowell Pool upgrades also planned.

Boise swimmers hoping to take a dive down memory lane may yet get their chance. On Tuesday, Feb. 13, the Boise City Council voted to move forward with efforts to restore and reopen two historic local ...

Following the July 16 Boise City Council meeting, these emotions swirled through my brain as I sat barefoot on the asphalt in front of Lowell Pool, absorbing its summer heat. The last time I went ...

BOISE, Idaho — Two of the oldest facilities within the Boise Park and Recreation program are getting a much-needed makeover. Lowell and South Pool were both constructed in 1953 and have been up ...

Boise will renovate Lowell Pool, at 1601 N. 28th St., to bring it up to code, and will replace South Pool, at 921 S. Shoshone St., with a new pool at nearby Whitney Elementary School.