Jeanne Huff is an editor at Boise Weekly and the community engagement editor at Idaho Press. With a passion for good news and a love for her community, Jeanne's articles focus on local events, art, food, and culture in Caldwell, Idaho. Her work has also been featured on KTVB News Group.
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Jeanne's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, arts, and lifestyle in Caldwell, Idaho. She often features opinion pieces and seasonal content related to house & home and personal finance. If you're looking to reach out to Jeanne, consider offering story ideas that highlight local events, art exhibitions, book releases or music performances in the Caldwell area.
Given her focus on house & home and personal finance topics, she may also be interested in pitches related to local businesses or individuals with unique stories about homemaking or financial management within the community.
When reaching out to Jeanne Huff for potential coverage opportunities it would be beneficial if your proposed ideas align with her coverage areas focusing on events such as art exhibitions, food-related happenings (e.g., restaurant openings), book launches by local authors and musical performances taking place within the Caldwell area.
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Jazmin, above, models the Regency look for the upcoming Queen's Ball at the Château des Fleurs. Marcela Bullen / Urban Gal Photography
A one-of-a-kind Boise spot, as much a landmark as it is a store, recently announced it is closing.
I don’t know how Ben Burdick, Boise Contemporary Theater’s producing artistic director, was able to put this particular play up at this pivotal, historical moment in time —but all I can say is: Bravo.
I don't know how Ben Burdick, Boise Contemporary Theater's producing artistic director, was able to put this particular play up at this pivotal, historical moment in time —but all I can say is: Bravo.
By: Jeanne Huff
Treasure Valley mural artist Bobby Gaytan talks about his work on the Fair Trade mural on the north side of the Boise Co-Op in The Village at Meridian. Brian Myrick / Idaho Press
The Horror Idaho 48-hour Film Competition and Festival offers locals a chance to find out who can make the “best” horror short film in just 48 hours. Pictured: Fynn Erman in a scene from the 2022 h48 entry, “Broken Rules” by Sleepless. Courtesy Fynn Erman and Charlie Johnson
Boise High School is a recipient of an "It Gets Better" grant. The global nonprofit has distributed nearly $1.5 million to fund queer proms, inclusive libraries, theater arts projects, and other initiatives led by young people to create more inclusive environments for LGBTQ+ students. Margaret Carmel
The festival is a brother/sister to Boise's i48 that takes place every year in June. Both competitions were hatched by Andrew Ellis and Josie Pusl.
By: Jeanne Huff
Protestors marched in the streets in downtown Boise in response to the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.
Thrill the World Boise, part of a global flashmob, is at 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 26 at The Grove in Boise. Thrill the World Boise
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