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Albertsons v. Kroger trial wraps in Delaware, case remains far from over
Boise-based Albertsons is seeking more than $8 billion in damages and interest from Kroger after the grocery giants’ proposed $25 billion merger fell apart in 2024. The two companies recently presented their arguments during a trial in Delaware’s Court of Chancery. Jennifer Kay, a senior correspondent for Bloomberg Law, covered the proceedings and joined Boise State Public Radio’s Morning Edition to discuss the case and what comes next.
KIVI-TV
Paris Baguette opens its first Idaho location at The Village in Meridian
MERIDIAN, Idaho — Paris Baguette is making its Idaho debut in Meridian, opening its first location in the state at The Village. WATCH | Paris Baguette opens first Idaho location— The bakery celebrated with a ribbon-cutting at The Village Thursday morning, ahead of its Friday grand opening. The new...
Post Register
WinCo Foods names new CEO
What role will Grant Haag hold during the leadership transition?. Boise-based WinCo Foods announced Nathan Tucker, currently the Chief Merchandising Officer, will become the company’s next President on Jan. 1, 2027 and CEO on May 1, 2027. The company says Nathan will succeed Grant Haag, who is retiring after...
Post Register
Fred Meyer hiring fair in Caldwell to fill up to 180 jobs at new store
CALDWELL, Idaho — Fred Meyer will soon hold a mass hiring fair to fill up to 180 positions at its new Caldwell location and 60+ additional positions across the broader Treasure Valley area. The hiring fair will take place at the Idaho Department of Labor Campus in Caldwell. The...
livinginthenews.com
Fruitland Chamber Celebrates Grand Opening of Strongbox Storage With Ribbon Cutting and Community Trunk or Treat
FRUITLAND, Idaho – The Fruitland Chamber of Commerce welcomed another local business with a ribbon-cutting celebration for Strongbox Storage, a new storage facility located at 495 NW 7th Street in Fruitland, just off Highway 95. But this wasn’t just a celebration of a new business. The grand opening also...
woodworkingnetwork.com
Boise Cascade appoints Brian Carlson to board of directors
BOISE, IDAHO — Boise Cascade Company has appointed Brian Carlson to its Board of Directors, effective October 26, 2026. The appointment expands Boise Cascade’s Board to 11 directors. “Brian is an accomplished leader who brings extensive building products experience and a strong record of leading business transformation, developing...
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allthingsnampa.com
Natural Grocers Is Coming to Nampa’s District 208
Good news, Nampa. You may soon be able to buy organic kale without a road trip to Boise. City records show Natural Grocers is getting a store ready at District 208, the old Karcher Mall on Caldwell Blvd. Nobody has made it official yet. But the paperwork is pretty hard to ignore.
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Commercial Real Estate Roundup for Oct. 23, 2026
Water Damage Response, LLC, leased 4,027 square feet of industrial space at 4160 E Lanark Street in Meridian – Devin Ogden and Michelle Ogden of Colliers Paragon represented the landlord in this transaction. LKWC Holding, Inc., leased 1,135 square feet of industrial space at 2007 S Saturn Way in...
Idaho Statesman
There's a new person in Boise's highest-paying city job. What she's making
Boise’s new airport director, the city’s highest-paying position , won’t be raking in quite as much money as her predecessor. Mayor Lauren McLean selected Beth Sumner, the deputy director of engineering and planning, to replace former director Rebecca Hupp. Hupp earned $339,000 in the job, but Sumner will earn a little less: $325,000, airport spokesperson Jennifer Kronberg told the Idaho Statesman. “Beth has demonstrated an unmatched commitment to the growth of Boise’s Airport, leading important projects as we undergo an incredible expansion,” McLean said in a news release. “I look forward to her insights and leadership for years to come.” Sumner was previously one of six city employees whose salary topped $200,000 a year. Boise touted her experience in the release, saying Sumner worked as senior executive for installation operations on the military side of Boise’s airfield. She also served in the U.S. Air Force and Air National Guard for 26 years, according to the release. However, recent hires in nearby airports with fewer passengers offered higher wages for airport directors, according to previous Statesman reporting . Spokane offered $375,000 and Reno hired a new airport executive with a $400,000 base salary. Many airports are run either by local governments