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Nampa neighbors say Amazon delivery drones are disrupting their daily lives, forcing one to consider moving
NAMPA, Idaho — For some residents living near Amazon's Prime Air delivery zone in Nampa, the buzzing of drones overhead has become a constant part of daily life — and not a welcome one. Neighbors say the frequent flights are keeping them from enjoying time outside and inside...
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Everyone Shops At Fred Meyer But This Idaho Meat Market Smokes Its Own Bacon And Jerky In-House
Blackberry turkey jerky that is actually smoked, not dehydrated, sits behind one butcher counter I keep thinking about. That one detail tells you a lot. Somebody here cares about doing things the slower way. The smoked lineup keeps going. There’s bacon, smoked turkey, smoked pork loin chops, and smoked sausage....
Idaho Statesman
A new development could reshape northwest Meridian. Neighbors aren't happy
On the corner of State Highway 16 and Chinden Boulevard sit roughly 50 acres of vacant agricultural land. The plot, in unincorporated Ada County, could soon become the site of a manufacturing facility — but first, it has to get through the concerns of both neighbors and Meridian planning and zoning commissioners. Those officials, citing concerns about density and traffic, have recommended that Meridian City Council deny the project. Council members are set to make a decision tonight. The project, called the Singing Woods Subdivision, would bring about 60 residential lots, one commercial lot and nine common lots — areas within a subdivision designated for shared use. A manufacturing company called Franklin Sensors wants the space to expand its operations, founder David Dorrough told the Idaho Statesman. “We’re growing, and we’re out of space” in the company’s current facility north of Chinden Boulevard, Dorrough said in a phone interview. Meridian planning and zoning officials say building a manufacturing plant in that location will increase traffic along Prescott Ridge, a neighborhood just east of the development. In October, they recommended that Meridian City Council reject the project. Neighbors, too, have been up in arms over the project. The possibility of cut-through
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After Burnout as a Tax Accountant, Boise Woman Opens Romance-Only Bookstore
Samantha Haroian spent nearly a decade crunching numbers as a tax accountant before burnout pushed her toward a very different kind of ledger: the one she keeps behind the counter of Hearts on Fire, a romance-only bookstore she owns in downtown Boise. The idea had been simmering since around 2018, and Haroian planned to open the shop in October 2025. Now it is becoming a gathering spot for the Treasure Valley's self-described hopeless romantics.
idahobusinessreview.com
Boise agency selects developer for 90 rental homes in State Street project
BOISE―Boise’s urban renewal agency has selected a developer to build 90 rental homes on publicly owned land along State Street in northwest Boise. The Capital City Development Corp. board of commissioners chose a proposal from Outwest Investments, LLC, for the Roe Street Multi-Family Homes project, the agency announced Monday in a news release.
idahobusinessreview.com
Commercial Real Estate Roundup for Nov. 6, 2026
Grae Pilates Company leased 2,206 square feet at 1101 W Grove Street, ste. 201, in Boise – Drey Campbell of Lee & Associates Idaho represented both the landlord and tenant in this transaction. The Perfect Run, LLC, leased 2,067 square feet at 601 N Whitewater Park Boulevard in Boise...
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Everyone Shops At Winco But This Idaho Butcher Shop Sells Steak-Packed Freezer Bundles At Prices Worth Bringing A Cooler For
One meat bundle here is literally called the Not Enough Steaks pack. I love a business that names its products after a problem everybody has. That pack sits beside a Fiesta pack, a smokers pack, and a fill the freezer bundle. The shop also has a drive-thru for pickup. Yes,...
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Layton Construction breaks ground on largest build-to-rent townhome community in Caldwell
CALDWELL―Construction has begun on the Residences at Wilson Creek, a 251-unit townhome rental community that Layton Construction says will be the largest development of its kind in Idaho’s history, according to a news release from the company. The project will create a full neighborhood of single-family homes built...