Sandpoint Curry offers free meals
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Are you a furloughed government employee or just having a rough time? Call Sandpoint Curry for a free meal to help get through the difficult period. According to a...
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Toddler killed in Ponderay car crash
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff A car collision near Ponderay on Monday morning killed a 2-year-old girl. According to Idaho State Police, Keanu M Dooley, 22, was turning left onto Sunnyside Road in his...
BOCC hears EMS concerns, suggestions
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff The Bonner County Commissioners hosted a public meeting Friday to hear questions and concerns over the possible shift of the county’s Emergency Management Services from government operated to a...
The Real Folk Horoscope
By Cody Lyman Reader Columnist Aries Just because we can’t live in the past is no reason not to keep it alive. But you don’t have to try to keep it alive in order...
Knot too shabby: Part 3
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Trucker’s Hitch My shipmate on the Atlantic crossing (Gary Quinn) taught this one to me. It’s one of the most functional knots around, actually. The trucker’s hitch is great...
The Sandpoint Eater: Ethnic eats
By Marcia Pilgeram Reader Food Columnist The last bits and pieces of Christmas have been carefully packed away for another year, and so far my much-needed two-day old diet has yet to be compromised....
Harold’s IGA to play special weekend show at Back Door
By Ben Olson Reader Staff When you play in a band in a small town, it’s important to change things up every once in awhile or you (and the crowd) will grow bored with...
It’s a busy weekend in the ‘Point
By Ben Olson Reader Staff There’s a lot going on this weekend in Sandpoint. Here’s a quick and dirty list in case you’re looking for help planning your weekend. Friday, Jan. 18 • The...
‘I promise, it’s not real!’
By Ben Olson Reader Staff As a regular part of her job, Vanessa Thiele encourages people to walk the plank, cast spells, put out fires and create black holes. All in a day’s work,...
Art for Human Rights
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Countless interpretations of what it means to be human graced the walls of the Sandpoint High School library Wednesday evening, displaying for the community how local youth view an...
