Tagged: jen heller

Street (skiing) life

By Jen Heller
Reader Contributor

Each season that rolls around, as the weather shifts, I look out the window with a smile and say, “Ahh… this is my favorite season.” …

A Clear Vision

By Ben Olson
Reader Staff

There’s just something about the old school way of doing business that appeals to Dr. Nate Harrell and Jen Heller.

Harrell recently announced that Pend …

How to watch the eclipse safely

By Jen Heller
Reader Contributor

Like your skin, your eyes are pretty vulnerable to the sun’s rays. Most people know that wearing sunglasses helps prevent damage to your eyes. Long-term …

Reminder: Jacey’s Race this weekend

By Jen Heller
Reader Contributor

Here’s your friendly reminder, folks: Jacey’s Race is this Saturday, July 9, at the Sandpoint High School. You don’t want to miss it! Why? Because …

Caribou Cabin: A Backwoods Paradise

By Jen Heller
Reader Contributor

I’m a big fan of down-to-earth writing styles, so let’s start with the honest truth. If I had your best interests in mind, dear readers, …

Stay away from killer toasters

By Jen Heller
Reader Contributor

This morning, I woke up and immediately subjected myself to some very risky behaviors. I made toast. I drove to work. And I walked up …

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