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The Lewiston Independent School District will start the school year with a new regional skills center for job and vocational training as well as a new high school. The new A. Neil DeAtley Career Technical Center will serve all of ...

New multi-unit housing proliferates like rabbits in the Treasure Valley. The opening of a new apartment complex is hardly newsworthy in growth-driven Boise; however, the Valor Pointe development is very different. Valor Pointe at 4203 W. State St. is a 27-unit ...

Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center and West Valley Medical Center both announced on Aug. 5 the availability of a free phone service where the public can call and consult with a nurse over health questions. The phone line is staffed ...

In response to the current surge of COVID-19 cases, the Central Health District of Idaho briefly discussed closing Ada County gyms at its Aug. 4 meeting and put it on the agenda for its Aug. 11 meeting as an action ...

Saltzer Health is growing more clinics in the growing Treasure Valley. The firm just opened a new urgent care clinic on Aug. 4 across the street from the West Valley Medical Center at 512 E. Elm Street in Caldwell. The ...

No one can fault the Idaho Transportation Department for a lack of advance planning. From July 30 through Aug. 31, ITD has invited the public to comment on possible plans for rebuilding the connections between Interstate-15 and Highway US-20 in ...

For drivers, 8th Street in Boise is about to get even worse. While the outside “patio” dining on 8th Street between Idaho and Bannock has been pleasant for pedestrians since June, adapting to the change in traffic pattern for vehicles ...

Boise has a new permit and license system that will be fully operational on Aug. 18. The online system is powered by software from Accela Inc. of San Ramon, California, a firm that specializes in systems and databases for governments. Some ...

The Boise Regional Realtors issued its report on the Ada County residential real estate market for the first half of 2020 on July 24. Highlights of the report should not be a surprise to anyone who follows Idaho real estate: inventory ...

Gov. Brad Little announced an $85 million spending plan to enable the state’s public school districts to reopen schools safely, even though the state’s health criteria to advance out of Stage Four of the Idaho Rebound Plan were not met. ...

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