growth

Since moving to Boise from Las Vegas, I kept hearing about how the Treasure Valley was being invaded by people from California and that life was never going to be the same! It sounded a little extreme and harsh, so I decided to do the research to see exactly where people are moving to the Boise metr…

Two cities in the Boise area are growing faster than others, and that's setting up the area for a lasting cycle of growth.

It's no secret that Boise's population boom isn't exactly popular with those who've called the Treasure Valley home their entire lives. They're not afraid to show their displeasure by posting snarky comments about Californians on social media.

The Village at Meridian has become such an essential part of the city it calls home that it's hard to remember what Eagle Road and the surrounding area looked like before it's construction! Let us refresh your memory!

I've had a couple moments of awakening in the last few days as I've watched cruelty from behind the keyboard. Unfortunately, I also know I've been one who has participated.

"Well, that's...um...new."

The entire Treasure Valley has been in growth mode for the last few years, and the City of Meridian is no exception. It's now become one of the fastest growing cities in the country.

It's been discussed, debated, and delayed, but yesterday the Meridian City Council approved the process will enable Costco to build their new store at Chinden and Ten Mile.

It's really no surprise (we get used to seeing our beloved home town on the top of these lists), but Boise has been named America's Fastest-Growing City by Forbes Magazine.

We've heard how much Meridian has been growing, but another sign of that growth has been released, as the Ada County Highway District impact fees have grown in Meridian.