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The Caldwell City Council voted 5-1 Wednesday to move ahead with a long-discussed railroad quiet zone, approving two resolutions tied to safety upgrades and the project’s next phase. Council member Diana Register cast the lone “no” vote on both items. She explained her positions to the council ahead of the vote. “I am sincerely concerned […]
A coffeehouse and market is revving its way into a location that once housed Lucky Perk in Meridian. REV Collective – A New Kind of Gathering Place will open at 1630 S. Eagle Road in Meridian. The 2,945 square-foot building is being designed as a multi-concept space, set to feature a coffee shop with a […]
By: Sarah Jacobsen
Idaho’s Attorney General says that homeowners across the state were charged illegal HOA transfer fees, and that the issue stretches wider than just a handful of neighborhoods. Last week, Attorney General Raúl Labrador announced settlements with two homeowners’ associations and one HOA management company after complaints that homeowners were charged transfer fees that were never […]
By: Sarah Jacobsen
A Bay Area fine-casual Asian concept is headed to the Warehouse in downtown Boise. Dumpling Time plans to open its first location outside of California this fall inside the Warehouse Food Hall. Dumpling Time first launched in California’s Bay Area in 2017 under owner and operator, Kash Feng. Since then, the concept has expanded to […]
Travellers looking for a quick getaway to Las Vegas will soon have another nonstop option from Boise. Frontier Airlines announced it will launch a new nonstop service between the Boise Airport (BOI) and Harry Reid International Airport (LAS), beginning September 10. The airline will operate the route four times per week, adding to its existing […]
By: Sarah Jacobsen
If you’ve driven down Broadway Avenue in Boise, you may have noticed construction activity around one of Boise’s oldest homes. The Nathan Smith House, a 126-year-old home at 2315 S. Broadway Avenue, is in the process of being moved to a new location on its property as part of a major restoration effort. BoiseDev readers […]
By: Sarah Jacobsen
Lucy Johnson is a now graduated senior from Borah High School who competed on the golf, cross-country, and track teams. She’s one of our two BoiseDev Great Idaho Athlete Award yearly winners! She’ll win a $1,000 scholarship from Corwin Ford. Johnson is a busy three-sport athlete. In the fall, she runs cross country and plays golf, and […]
By: Sarah Jacobsen
Fresh off becoming Idaho’s first trillion-dollar company, as BoiseDev reported, Micron announced Tuesday it will invest $250 million in a new program aimed at supporting children and families in communities where it operates, including Idaho, in honor of America’s 250th anniversary. The investment is part of the new federal Trump Accounts initiative and includes a […]
The Idaho State Board of Education unanimously voted Wednesday to appoint Dr. David W. Hahn as the university’s eighth president, making official a decision that had been expected since he was named the sole finalist in June. Hahn’s appointment took effect July 1, and he’ll begin working immediately while preparing to relocate to Idaho. Under […]
By: Sarah Jacobsen
The United States recently celebrated its 250th year with a time capsule that has now been sealed and buried at Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia, and won’t be opened until 2276. The contents include pieces highlighting the State of Idaho’s tribal heritage, agricultural roots, and growing role in advanced manufacturing and energy innovation, as […]
