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.
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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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Six guitars and one brush with death sets the stage for the autobiographical tale that redefines the genre of musical theater. "The Lion" is a Drama Desk Award-winning piece by
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"The impetus is all of our collective frustration about how our rights have been whittled away the past few years. It's disturbing and alarming," Numbers said.
As the lights go down and you briefly wonder why you are at a Beetlejuice musical — I mean, you watched the original 1988 Tim Burton fantastical giddy romp and then "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice," the 40-years-later-sort-of-sequel that was this summer's surprise hit (Micheal Keaton still fit that striped suit and green wig to a T) — all hell breaks loose. Literally.
While many luxuriate in reading verbose tomes that could make a doorstop cower (looking at you, Stephen King readers), writing short is a talent unto itself. Being able to write a story in brief takes a wordsmith extraordinaire. One must cull any word that is not necessary. One must assemble sentences and paragraphs that can practically do a magic trick, creating an expansive world with few words that the reader can fall into and roll around in.
It's the second show of Story Story Night's "It's Your Move" season, and one of Boise's own royalty takes a bow for the "kingly" night. Boise State Public Radio host George Prentice will be poised on the hosting throne, filling in for Jodi Eichelberger. The event will be 7 to 9 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 26 at JUMP. Tickets are $17 at storystorynight.org.
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