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Idaho Has 5 Train Depots That Became Museums And You Still Walk The Original Platforms

One old Idaho train station now sells huckleberry ice cream made with potatoes. Another lets you climb a bell tower for a view across the valley. I love that these buildings refused to retire quietly. The trains stopped carrying passengers years ago, but the depots kept their tracks, their platforms, and their stories.

Idaho · 22h

Arbiter Online

Hearts on Fire Books brings cozy charm to Boise readers

As fall descends upon Boise, there is no better feeling than brewing that cup of warm tea, wrapping yourself in the coziest blanket and falling deep into the crisp pages of a book. Hearts on Fire in downtown Boise sets that scene best for the hopeless romantic. Samantha Haroian, sole...

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Veterans Day 2026: Free Meals & Discounts Around Boise

Veterans Day is Wednesday, November 11, and businesses throughout the Treasure Valley are stepping up to say THANK YOU to the men and women who have served our country!

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Idaho Press

From Baghdad to Boise: Meridian veteran recounts battle with blindness, help from guide dog

MERIDIAN — Retired Army major Joe Bogart and his wife, Christine, met in jail. “I was still a reserve deputy. She was a young state trooper,” Joe recalled. “We got married, and she informed me she did not want to be part of a two-cop household.” In addition to his policing career — which saw him work occasional shifts at the county jail — Joe was active-duty Army as a combat engineer, operating heavy equipment and driving dump trucks around Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. It was the late ‘90s. Joe had already done five years with the National Guard by his early 20s, and he’d thought he’d enlist for a few years before going full time with law enforcement. But after Christine’s request, he decided to extend his term of service. The couple had a son, Jonathan. Joe reached the rank of sergeant. There were deployments to Kosovo and Germany, and he attended night classes to complete a college degree, before deciding to go to officer candidate school in Georgia. “I got commissioned as a second lieutenant with the Corps of Engineers,” he said. “In 2006, they were kind of short on lieutenants in Iraq, and they had way too

Meridian, ID · 1d

Idaho Press

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Veterans to be honored at events in Treasure Valley

Veterans will be honored throughout the Treasure Valley this week, with multiple city-specific events on Veterans Day — Wednesday, Nov. 11 — and the annual Idaho Veterans Parade on Saturday in Boise. IDAHO VETERANS PARADEThe annual event is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, in front of the Capitol building in downtown Boise. It is planned and organized by a committee of volunteers “to recognize sacrifices and honor the service of all Armed Forces Veterans of the United States of America,” according to the parade website . This year’s theme is “United in Service: 1776-2026,” recognizing “250 years of American service and sacrifice.” SEN. JIM RISCH AT IDAHO STATE VETERANS HOMEU.S. Sen. Jim Risch of Idaho will deliver the keynote address at Wednesday’s Veterans Day ceremony that will also commemorate 250 years of service. The event begins at 11 a.m. at the Idaho State Veterans Home (320 Collins Road, Boise), where Risch will offer “reflections on military service, patriotism, and the nation’s enduring commitment to those who have served.” “Service, patriotism, and freedom are woven into the very fabric of our nation and the Gem State,” Risch said in a news release. “The residents of the Idaho

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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...

Nampa, ID · 19h

Idaho News 6

Power outage hits Nampa, affecting 2,400+ residents

The outage started at around 5:10 p.m. The cause of the outage is under investigation, and estimated restoration is 7:00 p.m.

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College-course enrollment at Idaho’s online learning program falls by nearly half

Enrollment in college-level courses provided by the Idaho Digital Learning Alliance fell 46% in summer and fall 2026 compared with the same period last year, as new fees took effect after a major cut to the state-funded online learning program. In the summer and fall of 2025, IDLA recorded 5,540...

Idaho · 4d

KIDO Talk Radio

Idaho's Veterans Day Parade Steps Off In Boise At 10 A.m. Saturday

Saturday morning in Boise: the state's official Veterans Day Parade at 10 a.m. One of the largest in the nation, and a good reason to line the streets with your neighbors.

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Idaho Press

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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Layton Construction Breaks Ground on the Residences at Wilson Creek in Caldwell Idaho

Construction is now underway for the Residences at Wilson Creek, a 251-unit townhome rental community in Caldwell. The development will create an entire neighborhood of single-family homes built specifically for renters. This development will be the largest of its kind in the history of the state. Layton Construction teams first partnered with Dominium on this project in January of 2024, as they helped with design coordination, permitting, and entitlements.

Caldwell, ID · 1d

Idaho News 6

Kimball Bridge construction puts pressure on downtown Caldwell businesses

Months of construction, limited parking and changing traffic patterns along Indian Creek are putting pressure on downtown Caldwell businesses

Caldwell, ID · 1d

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‘We complement each other’: Idaho Army National Guard trained with members of Boise Fire Department for water rescue missions

The Idaho Army National Guard's State Aviation Group trained alongside members of the Boise Fire Department's swift water dive team to better prepare for water rescue missions. "We are able to learn in a few iterations the skill set to ride down the cable and package the patient, which we...

Boise, ID · 4d

Post Register

Overnight utility work to narrow SH45 lanes in Nampa with shifting closures through spring

NAMPA, Idaho (CBS2) — The Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) is restarting repairs to the Elijah Drain culvert beneath State Highway 45 (12th Avenue) near West Dewey Avenue in Nampa. Work paused after crews uncovered underground utilities in locations that differed from project plans. Those unexpected conditions required changes to...

Nampa, ID · 2d

Idaho News 6

$49 million road funding gap remains, Canyon County rejects registration fee

Canyon County voters rejected a $20 vehicle registration fee, Nampa’s transportation director explains why the city can use developer fees to widen roads but faces limited options for repaving them.

Canyon County, ID · 4d

Idaho News 6

Boise reviews plans to modernize former Rite Aid, neighbors weigh on changes

A familiar downtown Boise building could get a new look. 🏢 The city is reviewing plans to modernize the former Rite Aid on State Street.

Boise, ID · 4d

Idaho News 6