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Expansion Roundup: A First, a 200th and an Idaho Debut
As November gets underway, chains are growing in new directions, from launching a franchise program to celebrating the culmination of yet another partnership. • The Melt: The fast-casual “better burger” brand has signed its first franchise development agreement—an eight-unit deal in Texas with veteran restaurant operator Syed Ahmad. Ahmad was one of the original Jack in the Box franchisees, and he’s also owned and operated 90 Burger King restaurants, 64 Denny’s locations, three Dunkin locations and 11 Popeyes restaurants throughout his career. Locations will be in the Dallas-Fort Worth and Austin markets. Founded in San Francisco in 2011, The Melt has 24 company-owned units.
KIVI-TV
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...
eaglehighnewspaper.com
Students discuss etiquette issues in the Eagle High parking lot
For students at Eagle High, the parking lot is much more than just a place to leave your car. It is where friends meet up to walk to class together, students enjoy their lunches and kids hang out after school. For some students however, the parking lot is not always a positive experience.
Yahoo!
allthingsnampa.com
Nampa’s 2026 Christmas Tree Spent 24 Years in Someone’s Front Yard
This year’s downtown Christmas tree didn’t come from a tree farm. It came from a Nampa front yard, where it grew for 24 years. And if the city hadn’t said yes, it was getting cut down anyway. Meet This Year’s Tree. The 2026 Nampa Christmas tree...
Post Register
Nampa High School drummer earns spot in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
A Nampa High School student is preparing to take her musical talents to New York City after earning a spot in one of the country’s most recognizable Thanksgiving traditions. Sixteen year old Kerrington Gage was selected to perform with the Macy’s Great American Marching Band during the 100th Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade on November 26.
boisemom.com
Annual Memberships & Season Passes for Families in Boise
A good membership turns “what are we doing today?” into an easy yes. Whether you’re in Boise, Meridian, Nampa, Eagle, Star, Kuna, or Caldwell, these annual memberships and season passes give your family a year of zoo mornings, museum afternoons, snow days, and summer splash days, often for less than three or four regular visits. And with the holidays coming, a membership makes one of the best clutter-free gifts for kids and grandparents.
East Idaho News
Post Register
Nampa land exchange aims to bring more commercial development to keep up with growth
NAMPA, Idaho (CBS2) — A land exchange in Nampa aims to add new residential spaces, commercial development and public amenities. Part of the exchange includes developing in Nampa's iconic Lloyd Square Park. Steve Jenkins, director of economic development with the City of Nampa told CBS2/FOX9 in an interview Friday...
alaskasportsreport.com
Seawolves sweep in Montana, get help in Idaho to boost playoff chances
Thursday’s victory in Billings, Mont., coupled with Northwest Nazarene’s upset over Simon Fraser in Nampa, Idaho, has the UAA volleyball team riding a wave of momentum going into Saturday’s regular-season finale in Seattle. The Seawolves (20-7) have won six in a row entering their key Great Northwest...
northwestbeerguide.com
Loose Screw Beer Company to Take Over Rustica's Downtown Boise Space, Opening New Taproom in 2027
TLDR;(ish) Meridian-based brewery Loose Screw Beer Company is bringing its craft beer and community-focused hospitality to downtown Boise, announcing a new taproom at 211 N. 8th Street, next to Freak Alley, slated to open in early 2027. Presently the location for Rustica Brewing, Rustica regrettably is closing at the end...