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The Meridian City Council has approved Mayor Robert Simison’s recommendation of Bruce Freckleton to be the City’s new community development director; he started mid-December. Freckleton has been with the City for nearly 30 years and spent the past 17 years working as Meridian’s development services manager with a direct focus on the overall administration and management of all land ...

Meridian leaders are hoping lawmakers address two issues associated with growth: Property taxes and schools

Meridian’s Interfaith Drive-thru returns for its fourth year in a row.

BOISE (Idaho Statesman) — Idahoans from across the state will get one more chance to share their thoughts with the state’s bipartisan redistricting commission before commissioners shift their focus to redrawing the state’s political boundaries.  Redistricting commissioners will accept remote testimony virtually online and via telephone during a public hearing at 7 p.m. Tuesday at […]

Idahoans from across the state will get one more chance to share their thoughts with the state’s bipartisan redistricting commission before commissioners shift their focus to redrawing the state’s political

The meeting will be live-streamed on KTVB.COM and the KTVB YouTube channel.

BOISE – Idaho mayors are ready to get moving this month and earn money for their community in the Mayor’s Walking Challenge, a program of the Blue Cross of Idaho

The address will be live-streamed on KTVB.COM and on the KTVB YouTube channel.

Amazon to increase Idaho presence with new Boise-area warehouse, hundreds of jobs John Sowell, The Idaho Statesman May 5—Amazon announced Wednesday it will build a new delivery station in Meridian. Popular Searches The 140,000-square-foot building will be located at 2490 E. Franklin Road, just west of Eagle Road. When it opens early next year, it will provide hundreds of full-time and part-time jobs, Amazon spokesperson Anne Laughlin Carpita said in an email. "Their investment...

Hundreds Of Jobs That Pay $15 Per Hour In Meridian There are a lot of opinions flying around when it comes to what is happening with the job market in the Treasure Valley. Some say that there are tons of jobs available and that there is a shortage of workers. The other side is saying that the majority of the jobs that are available are minimum wage or low paying jobs and that they can make more on unemployment by sitting at home. What if you could make more than double Idahos minimum wage with ...