Feel-good movies – without all the cheese
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Let’s face it: 2020 sucks. As we all find ways to supplant the constant bad news with ways to enrich our souls, feel-good movies often distract from the crushing...
Author: Lyndsie Kiebert
You, at the Panida, with live theater
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff It’s no mystery that people love Clue. The murder-mystery game — originally an English creation called Cluedo — originated in the 1940s and shortly thereafter hopped the pond as...
Giving goods a new life
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Brooke Moore, who owns Azalea Handpicked Style on First Avenue in Sandpoint, doesn’t forget a piece of clothing. That’s thanks to her belief that each and every consigned good...
The bells of Corfe
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff Some places feel tired and are none too happy about it. There’s a restless, frustrated feeling to those places — as if they kick in the night. Corfe in...
Candidate Questionnaire – 2020 general election
—U.S. Senator Race— Jim Risch, Republican (incumbent) Age: 77 Birthplace: Milwaukie, Wisc. Residence: My family has lived on a farm southwest of Boise for the last 48 years. Government service: I have served...
Mad About Science: Mosquitoes
By Brenden Bobby Reader Columnist This week’s subject was requested by an anonymous reader. Thanks, mysterious reader! There is no love for the vampiric mosquito. Nothing sucks worse than heading out on your new...
Hunting for history with the Elks
By Chris Corpus and Hannah Combs Reader Contributors The weightlessness of being carried in father’s arms. A blast of sharp winter wind whistling through the crack of the door at his back. A glimpse...
Mayor’s Roundtable
By Mayor Shelby Rognstad Reader Contributor Last Thursday I had the privilege of presenting the State of the City address before the Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce at its first in-person luncheon since the...
Rotary accepting applications for Youth Exchange program
By Reader Staff Traveling the world is often the best way to see and experience other cultures. Living in another country is even better, as full immersion is a surefire way to expand your...
Emily Articulated: I don’t really want to write about politics
By Emily Erickson Reader Columnist Opening the creaky door, I heaved myself up into my newly acquired good, old truck. The broad, cracked, faux leather bench spoke of its many years being well used...
