Anna Daly is an Assistant Professor at the College of Western Idaho. She specializes in themes related to beauty and fashion, retail, event management, and architecture, with a focus on store management, apparel design, and the construction industry. Anna's work has been featured in notable publications including Idaho Press, Idaho Grain Producers Assn, PerishableNews.com, BoiseDev, and Valley Lookout.
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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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By: Anna Daly
Two hundred and fifty years ago today, on July 4, 1776, the Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence in Philadelphia, marking the birth of a new nation. More than 2,300 miles to the west, however, the land we now call Idaho was a world away from the newly formed United States — and would […]
This week’s Inside Idaho is about the Center of the Universe. Founded in the late 1880s in the middle of Idaho’s panhandle, sits a small town of just under 1000 people. A part of the Coeur d’Alene silver-mining district – which produced more silver than any other mining district in the United States – the […]
By: Anna Daly
This week (June 16th – 22nd) is Pollinator Week — a celebration of the vital role that pollinators play in our ecosystems, economies, and agriculture. The Butterfly Haven, which is located near Blackfoot in eastern Idaho, is home to more than 3,000 butterflies. The Haven’s mission is to showcase and teach people about the important role […]
By: Anna Daly
McCall’s Sharlie is not the only sea creature lurking in Idaho waters. The tale of the Bear Lake Monster has been told since the late 1800s, with sightings reported every few years. Bear Lake is about 20 miles long and 8 miles wide – with half in Idaho and the other half in Utah. Coined […]
Just about ever year, Idaho gets a new batch of license plate designs. While these license plates are new, Idaho started featuring potatoes on its license plates nearly a century ago. Before 1928, license plates across the United States simply featured the name of the state and the plate number. However, Idaho paved the way […]
While Idaho is home to some amazing people who have made huge impacts on our history and the future of our community, it’s also been home to some more… infamous characters. One of those is Lyda Southard (aka Lady Bluebeard) – the first known serial killer in Idaho and the first known female serial killer […]
A new thrift store is opening in Caldwell, bringing dozens of vendor booths and fresh finds for treasure hunters to discover every week. The Edit Idaho has over 50 closets for sellers to rent for $25 a week — Saturday morning through Friday evening. Located at the intersection of Cleveland Blvd. and 10th Ave in […]
By: Anna Daly
A Boise startup that created a marketplace platform built for credit unions has registered as a credit union service organization (CUSO) and secured $1 million from investors. Goodbuy connects credit union members with local small businesses, helping businesses reach new customers they may not connect with through traditional advertising. Credit unions benefit through membership growth […]
Photographers, production companies, and advertising agencies now have a new studio to create. Visionkit, a creative studio in Garden City — designed by producers for producers — opened its doors in May, with daily studio time available for rent. The space at 111 W. 34th Street is built to handle everything from big commercial shoots […]
Visionkit, a creative studio in Garden City — designed by producers for producers — opened its doors in May, with daily studio time available for rent.
