The best vacation ever
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff For the first time in what feels like years — and probably is years — I came to work on Monday feeling relaxed and rested. Optimistic. Enthusiastic, even. This...
Author: Lyndsie Kiebert
Local music, dance talent share the stage
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff Three local arts groups are better than one, as evidenced by the return of This Winter Night — a production of dance and music brought to the community by...
Documentary White Noise paints a portrait of alt-right provocateurs
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff Journalists, documentarians and certain types of social scientists have for a long time been familiar with the conundrum of researching and reporting on subjects with corrosive ideas. After every...
Schweitzer offers slate of free activities
By Ben Olson Reader Staff We’re right in the thick of winter and Schweitzer has a few events coming up that will provide access for free, as well as a few other interesting events...
Ski bums and cowboys
By Lyndsie Kiebert-Carey Reader Staff Old-time North Idahoans reminisce about the days when hippies and loggers joyously coexisted. Some argue they still do. A similar symbiotic relationship will be on display at Chapman Springs...
Ethan Murray Fund donates $20K to Bonner Homeless Transitions
By Lyndsie Kiebert-Carey Reader Staff First, Justine Murray launched a nonprofit. Then, she and her partner, Matt Connery, hiked and whitewater rafted 850 miles from the southern border of Idaho all the way to...
The Lumberjill: School closures, COVID and fatigue — tragedy in too many acts
By Jen Jackson Quintano Reader Columnist It finally happened — the thing I’ve been dreading for the two years since the last time it happened: classroom closure due to COVID. Two years later, and...
Mad About Science: Photopolymer resin
By Brenden Bobby Reader Columnist Have you ever gone to the dentist to have a cavity filled and wondered what in the world they’re doing inside of your mouth? They squeeze a tube of...
Keep the Scotchman Peaks Wild and Open
By Ed Robinson Reader Contributor The Scotchman Peaks is a magical place. Having worked in the forests of the Idaho Panhandle for 35 years, I don’t say that lightly. This is also not news...
Public records lawsuit against Idaho representative will wait until session is over
By Kelcie Moseley-Morris Idaho Capital Sun The court proceedings for a public records lawsuit against Rep. Priscilla Giddings, R-White Bird, won’t take place until after the adjournment of this legislative session, according to legal...
