Shooting suspect still at large
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff A man is dead of a gunshot wound and a suspect is still at large following an altercation at the Meandering Moose on Monday night. Police are seeking the...
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Fires blaze close to home
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff The July 27 lightning storm started 93 fires across the Coeur d’Alene Interagency Dispatch Zone, with 11 growing to be greater than five acres, totaling around 1,500 acres, the...
Classically cool concerts from MCS this summer
By Reader Staff Who says classical music isn’t cool? Not the Music Conservatory of Sandpoint. They’ve formed an awesome international collaboration and our local community reaps the benefits. For the sixth year in row,...
The Sandpoint Eater: All the thyme in the world
By Marcia Pilgeram Reader Food Columnist My freezer is chock-full with all my family’s favorite foods, and later this week I’ll use all my McGuyver skills to defy volume and load the Kia to...
Fighting sexual assault crimes in ALL of Idaho
Rep. Melissa Wintrow and Katherine Kerner Reader Contributors Idaho is working on tangible changes to better protect and care for survivors of sexual violence from the moment their attack is reported, all the way through...
Mad About Science: Japanese Swords
By Brenden Bobby Reader Columnist Anyone that’s ever spent five minutes around anime or watched a Kurosawa masterpiece is familiar with the katana: that majestic curved samurai sword that knows no equal. It’s a...
Riding for MS
By Jodi Rawson Reader Contributor Meeting Jeff Brath at Evans was a treat because neither one of us was in a hurry. Brath calls New Jersey home half the year, working in carpentry, dabbling...
Festival Food Street serves up options
By McCalee Cain Reader Intern Half the magic of the Festival at Sandpoint lies not in the auditory stimulation, but the gustatory: The food and drink of Festival street add an essential dimension to...
Profiles of Graduates: Trey Flint eyes a career in baseball
By McCalee Cain Reader Intern The mantra “do what you love” is seared into the minds of high schoolers looking to determine their path. Recent graduate Trey Flint managed to live it out when...
In Fine Fettle: Saying yes to saying no
By Ammi Midstokke Reader Health Columnist All winter long, I fantasize about the activities of the summer. This is going to be the summer, I think, the summer I get wicked ripped, learn how...
