Cycling

Armstrong-Savola takes leadership position at St. Luke's

Kristin Armstrong-Savola has joined St. Lukes as the executive director of Community Health for St. Lukes Ortho/Neuro and Sports Medicine program.

The Olympic gold medal-winning cyclist has served as a consultant since 2011.

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CYCLING

Hairodynamics: Which 'do makes you ride faster?

The answer may surprise you
BUSINESS

Exergy ditches men’s cycling

The owner of the struggling Boise renewable energy company, who blames utilities for killing his business projects, now blames doping for forcing him to pull his sponsorship money.
CYCLING

Report: Armstrong at center of doping

The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency on Wednesday released details of its investigation of Lance Armstrong, calling it the most sophisticated doping program in recent sports history — a program in which it said Armstrong played a key role by doping, supplying doping products and demanding that his top...
CYCLING

Treasure Valley cancer survivors find healing, camaraderie through local women’s cycling club

Cycling Sistas founder Catherine Serio received the scariest news of her life while sitting on her bike.
CYCLING

Exergy back in cycling sponsorship game

Exergy Development Group, an alternative energy company based in Boise, will continue its sponsorship of men’s and women’s professional cycling teams in 2013.
CYCLING

Feds looking into theft of Kristin Armstrong’s bikes

Federal authorities are investigating the theft of two bicycles belonging to Olympic gold medalist Kristin Armstrong. The bikes were stolen at some point while being shipped to Boise from Germany, where they had been on display at an event. Armstrong’s gold medal time trial bike is worth ...
CYCLING

Kristin Armstrong's Olympic bikes stolen en route to Boise

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LIVING

Olympic gold medalist Kristin Armstrong balances family, cycling

The London Olympics are over and, for me, one of the lasting images will be that of cyclist Kristin Armstrong, who turned 39 on Aug. 11, holding her young son in her left arm and her gold medal in her right hand.
CYCLING

Where cyclists die, ghost bikes rise in tribute

In Boise and across the U.S., memorials remind people to be vigilant.
LOCAL NEWS

Kristin Armstrong rides home

Kristin Armstrong overcame plenty of hurdles and the world’s top cyclists en route to her second gold medal. Saturday, in front of a crowd of nearly 1,000 at Boise’s Capitol Park, the Boise resident couldn’t overcome her own emotions.