KUNA, Idaho — The Kuna Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual Kuna Days celebration this weekend, bringing together thousands of visitors for the first weekend of August tradition.
“Today we’re celebrating Kuna days. We do this the first weekend of every August. And we just have a hometown fair, basically,” said Amber Avery, president of the Kuna Chamber of Commerce. “The point is community. We like to bring our community together. We like to have a good time.”
The two-day event featured a morning parade and 110 vendors selling handmade items throughout the weekend…