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Construction slated for Nampa's 3rd Street

The restriction will affect the area between 10th and 11th Avenue between 8 p.m. and 5 p.m, according to a City of Nampa press release.

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NAMPA, CALDWELL

Raffling off homes to help Nampa schools

A retired developer's plan creates opportunity for struggling district, future homeowners.
EDUCATION

Cash-crunched Nampa schools could benefit from housing raffle

A Middleton retiree is purchasing up to 40 homes in the Nampa area that he intends to raffle off and raise up to $4 million for the troubled school district.
ELECTIONS

Election 2013: Voters shake up Nampa School Board

The three winners say more painful cuts lie ahead for the financially struggling district.
NAMPA, CALDWELL

Crews quickly extinguish fire in west Nampa

A fire at Wissel Farms near the intersection of Middleton Road and and Lake Lowell Avenue in west Nampa was quickly extinguished on Tuesday, Nampa Deputy Fire Chief Doug Strosnider said.
NAMPA, CALDWELL

Aid packages heading from Nampa to help Oklahoma tornado victims

Crisis Care Kits from Nazarene Compassionate Ministries are heading to Oklahoma for those displaced by Monday's tornado.
NAMPA, CALDWELL

Nampa Christian Schools superintendent leaving

Dr. Eric Forseth has been appointed provost at Dordt College in Sioux Center, Iowa.
EDUCATION

Caldwell alternative school graduates catapult to college

Canyon Springs High School students take a hard-earned shortcut to postsecondary education.
NAMPA, CALDWELL

Nampa school trustee election framed by financial woes

Canyon County school votes on Tuesday include trustees and a $50 million bond.
NAMPA, CALDWELL

New problem for Nampa schools?

A revolving superintendency adds to the district's woes.
EDUCATION

Nampa schools superintendent to step down

Tom Michaelson announced he was stepping down after trustees rejected parts of a teacher reduction plan he introduced Tuesday to save the district $2.5 million and help reduce spending for next school year by $3 million.