Anna Daly is an Assistant Professor at the College of Western Idaho and a local journalist based in Boise, Idaho. Her writing focuses on local news and events, with a particular emphasis on the agriculture and food industry in Idaho. Her work has been featured in publications such as BoiseDev and the Idaho Press.
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Anna Daly's coverage primarily focuses on local businesses, outdoor activities, and landmarks in Idaho. She often covers promotional deals, private sector announcements, and press releases related to house & home, food & beverage, family & relationships as well as culture & society in Idaho specifically.
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The national memorial featuring some of the first United States presidents was designed and built by an Idahoan.
Anna Daly is a reporter for BoiseDev. She's an Emmy-winning journalist, and a professor at the College of Western Idaho. Contact her at [email protected]
An indoor playground for babies and toddlers is opening this month in Boise’s North End. Leap Years’ indoor play area will offer a variety of developmental activities tailored for families with children ages 0-5. Co-owner Amanda Carvalho said the inspiration to open Leap Years stemmed from their daughter who at 2 years old didn’t have […]
A small Idaho town located just outside of Boise was one of the first settlements in the Treasure Valley.
By: Anna Daly
A small Idaho town located just outside of Boise was one of the first settlements in the Treasure Valley. The first settlers came to Star, Idaho in 1864 – homesteading on the farmland along the Boise River between present-day Eagle and Middleton. “The surrounding farms often catered to the needs of early travelers and miners […]
By: Anna Daly
In May, the Boise Bench Commission closed its doors after being open for many decades at its location off of Rose Hill. And now, a new thrift store that supports a non-profit with international impact is opening later this month. Impact Thrift is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Chazak Rescue – a non-profit that trains teams […]
In May, the Boise Bench Commission closed its doors after being open for many decades at its location off of Rose Hill.
As the weather continues to cool down, the need for more indoor activities heats up. A handful of locations across the Treasure Valley offer a variety of opportunities to unwind with an art project and sip on a fun drink with friends or family. The list of Paint ‘n Sip locations below starts in Boise […]
As the weather continues to cool down, the need for more indoor activities heats up.
In Idaho, over one thousand miles of sky are protected in order to reduce light pollution and preserve the natural nighttime experience.
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