Boise’s Grove Plaza Honors Dee Snutz

Imagine being a big enough deal to have your name on something important--like a monument, a school, or a brick in The Grove Plaza in downtown Boise. In order to make the cut for any of these major life milestones, you'd probably need to make a significant impact on the community.

Just weeks ago, the newest park in the City of Boise was named after former Idaho senator Cherie Buckner-Webb, known for inspiring and empowering--the first Black woman elected to the Idaho legislature.

A recent discovery online has me wondering who a popular name in Boise's Grove Plaza is and the story behind their brick!

While scrolling through Twitter last night, I came across the personalized brick, pictured above.  I didn't know that this was actually IN Boise until I investigated further. I also learned that there's a full blown map of these bricks so that you can find them.

Many are assuming that this is a play on the popular internet video below:

But obviously, it can't be because it's spelled totally different, right!?

I also learned there's another popular brick on the ground of the Grove Plaza in downtown Boise. This one, a tribute to the popular television game show Jeopardy!

Do you know of any other fun bricks or monuments in the Treasure Valley?