By Alexandra Blackwood Reader Contributor Editor’s Note: We had such a positive response to Ms. Blackwood’s first article, “A Cloaked Reality” dealing with teenage depression, we asked her to write another on topics she...
By Ben Olson Reader Staff For the first time in 15 years, Timberfest will return to the Bonner County Fairgrounds. On Saturday, June 4, grab the whole family and engage in a day of...
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Five environmental groups are joining forces to seek a halt to federally managed wolf killings. Idaho-based Western Watersheds Project, along with four allies, is asking a federal judge to...
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff It’s official: this year’s primary elections failed to light a fire in Idaho voters. The Spokesman-Review reports the state charted a dismal 23-percent turnout of registered voters for the...
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Idaho has joined the fray on the contentious national issue of transgender bathroom usage. Since President Barack Obama issued a May directive allowing public school students to use the...
By Brenden Bobby From the Sandpoint Library Reader Columnist We haven’t talked about the planets in a while, so they’re getting restless and are in desperate need of the limelight. The planets can be...
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Most people want to feel like they’re a productive member of society regardless of the challenges in their way. That sense is exactly want locally based business bTizzy provides....
By Alexandra Blackwood Reader Contributor Illustration by Nancy Cerra The following article is dedicated primarily to those suffering the affliction of mental illness, and to inform individuals unaware of how these illnesses affect others....
By Marcia Pilgeram Reader Food Columnist In preparation for National Hamburger Day this coming Saturday, May 28, I masterminded a not so scientific search for Sandpoint’s best burger. With the results in from my...
By Jen Jackson Quintano Reader Contributor We were unprepared our first visit. We simply had no sense for the possibilities. We stood in the valley between two long ridges of lumber waste and stared...
