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City of Caldwell approves two commercial and industrial developments
CALDWELL — More growth is ahead of Caldwell as new industrial and commercial developments near KCID Road were approved in a landslide by Caldwell City Council earlier this week. Both applicants received unanimous approval by council members for preliminary plats that will expand the city’s efforts in creating a balanced ratio between its residential, commercial and industrial developments. Highline Industrial Park SubdivisionThe large industrial development, Highline Industrial Park Subdivision, will sit on a 123.69-acre parcel located at 11637 Linden Road, which is approximately 1,000 feet east of the intersection at KCID Road. The future industrial park is also near US Highways 20 and 26 and the Franklin Road Interchange on Interstate 84. Already in the area is the 214,000 square-foot future headquarters of CBH Homes, which was originally part of a larger 152-acre parcel, but had 21.82 acres split off at the northwest corner for the property. Of the 123.69-acre parcel, the development calls for seven industrial lots that range between 6.95 acres to 29.40 acres each, with an average lot size of 11.80 acres for a total of 83.61 acres. It also includes 3.28 acres that will be used for 27 common lots, and one 15.09-acre buildable lot located
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SH-44 Widening Begins Monday 11/9
Crews will begin to mobilize equipment, set up traffic control devices and temporarily stripe the highway. Flagging will take place overnight along SH-44. One lane will remain open in each direction. SH-44 traffic will shift to the north side of the highway between Cosmo Ave. and Moyle Ave. View map...
Post Register
Nampa considers revised food truck ordinance
Nampa, Idaho (CBS2) — Nampa officials are re-working the city’s mobile food truck ordinance after disagreements surfaced over proposed changes discussed at a City Council meeting on Monday. The revised ordinance would consolidate existing requirements under a single food vendor license. It also would change allowable operating hours...
Idaho Statesman
Chain restaurants are invading this exploding Boise suburb. The newest opens Friday
Plate lunches piled with kalua pig, rice and macaroni salad will make their debut in Kuna this week. Mo’ Bettahs Hawaiian Style Food plans to open Friday at 1460 E. Deer Flat Road — the 10th Idaho location for the Utah-based brand. “Kuna is a close-knit town, and we can’t wait to welcome everyone in, pass around the plates and bring a little more ‘ohana to the neighborhood,” Kimo Mack, cofounder of Mo’ Bettahs, said in a prepared statement. To mark the occasion, Mo’ Bettahs will host its traditional store-opening sneak peek on Thursday — aka the “Friends and ‘Ohana” celebration. Customers will be treated to a free lunchtime mini-plate and drink from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Mo’ Bettahs will hold a ribbon-cutting at 4:30 p.m., then a party from 5 to 7 p.m. featuring samples, merchandise and a photo booth, according to a press release. Kuna is a growing Boise suburb — the 11th-fastest-growing city or town in America, according to recent census data . National brands have noticed. Mo’ Bettahs is just the latest chain restaurant to expand into the former farm town. Others that have appeared in the past year or so include Jimmy John’s, Wingstop
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Nampa safety levy fails: Police chief explains staffing shifts after voters reject $5M measure
NAMPA, Idaho — Nampa voters have rejected a proposed permanent $5 million levy that would have helped the police department recruit and retain officers, leaving the department to restructure staffing in response. The levy needed 60% approval to pass but received only 45%. The vote came despite a city...
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Nobody Rushes You At These 8 Idaho Yarn Shops Where Knitters Stock Up For Winter
One Idaho yarn shop sits on a working alpaca ranch, and the staff will let you meet the animals they shear for yarn. I love that detail. Your next winter hat could start with a fuzzy face you actually said hello to. The other stops get just as specific. One...
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Nampa's 2026 Christmas tree: A 28-foot white fir donated by a family who grew it for 24 years
NAMPA, Idaho — Christmas music is on the radio, the days are getting shorter, and Nampa now has its holiday centerpiece. A 28-foot-tall, 5,000-pound white fir that spent 24 years growing in the front yard of a South Nampa home has been cut down, transported through the city, and installed at the historic train depot downtown.