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Caldwell Harvest Festival to feature farm-to-fork pairings and live music
CALDWELL, Idaho (CBS2) — Caldwell is preparing to celebrate the harvest this year with a tasty event. Saturday, September 7, Caldwell invites you to bring in the harvest in a celebration of farm-to-table at the Caldwell Harvest Festival. Ticket-goers will be able to try 11 different culinary pairings that feature the best farm-to-fork chefs, artisans, and restauranteurs in the area.
Idaho parent recounts 'traumatic' experience after their child takes wrong bus
NAMPA, Idaho — The Nampa School District kicked off its school year on Monday. The 2024-25 school year marks the start of change for the district. In the last few months, the district decided to close schools, move to a 4-day school week, and start school with a new transportation company.
Detour ahead: Portions of Eagle Rd. to close for more than a year
Some commuters will find themselves taking a long-term detour in South Meridian. Ada County Highway District announced, after a delay, an Eagle Rd. widening project will start this fall. Portions of the road will close portions for more than a year. The project will shut down Eagle Rd. from Lake...
A bridge no more: Village at Meridian again changes course on expansion
Apartments will no longer be part of The Village at Meridian’s expansion. Centercal, the developer of the large regional shopping center, has decided to pivot its initial expansion plans for 549 apartment units on top of 34,547 square feet of retail space. The expansion was called The Bridge, named after a skybridge that would have connected two buildings together.
Caldwell's Farm-to-Fork Market couldn't be any fresher
Not far from Caldwell's farmer's market, the Sunnyslope Wine region grows some of Idaho's best produce -- so much so that it's called the "AgVenture Trail." "What makes us unique is that much of our produce is grown only 10 miles from here," says Denae Warren, executive director of Destination Caldwell. "Many of these vendors are part of our AgVenture Trail."
After year of changes, Nampa superintendent reflects on school closures, schedule alterations
NAMPA, Idaho — This article originally appeared in the Idaho Press. A combination of reduced funding sources resulted in a difficult 2023-2024 school year full of hard decisions in the Nampa School District. Students are back from summer break this week with new schools and new schedules. In a...
Nampa, Eagle make differing decisions on whether to keep on-demand bus service
Whether or not to continue with bus service for two Treasure Valley cities was a big question in this year’s budget discussions. This summer, cities across Ada and Canyon counties took up their local government budgets for the upcoming fiscal year and, with them, the decision on how much to fund Valley Regional Transit service for the upcoming year. Both Nampa and Eagle discussed making cuts throughout the summer, but ultimately, Nampa opted to reverse course and keep its On-Demand service program while Eagle decided to cut the service.
ACHD to host public hearing on 2025 fiscal year budget Aug. 28
Following an open house that was held at the end of July, the Ada County Highway District’s fiscal year 2025 budget is set to be adopted following a public hearing. The public hearing will be held Wednesday, Aug. 28, in the auditorium of the ACHD headquarters at 3775 Adams St. in Garden City. Those not attending in person can watch and ask questions during the hearing through Zoom. The link for online participation is available on the ACHD website. ...
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