A real “American horror story’
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff Look past the piety of the Puritans, their stovepipe hats and buckle shoes, and an earnest reader of early American history will find a thick vein of supernatural horror...
Author: Lyndsie Kiebert
Bonner Community Food Bank receives $5,000 donation from Schweitzer
By Reader Staff It’s been a challenging year for local nonprofits, as many have had to cancel fundraising efforts due to concerns over COVID-19. Meanwhile, Schweitzer Mountain Resort’s commitment to the Bonner Community Food...
Volunteers needed for three N. Idaho trail projects this month
By Reader Staff The Idaho Trails Association is looking for volunteers to help maintain trails on one-day and weekend projects in September. These are the last three projects of the summer. No experience is...
Bonner General Health receives grant for Emergency Dept. renovation
By Reader Staff Bonner General Health announced it has received a $200,000 grant from the Sunderland Foundation, which it will use to fund portions of an Emergency Department renovation planned for this fall. The...
That’s a wrap
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Observant city residents and visitors may have noticed a new splash of art throughout public spaces in Sandpoint over the past nine months. After the city of Sandpoint added...
Sandpoint Teen Center hosting back-to-school barbecue
By Reader Staff The Sandpoint Teen Center will be open for the 2020-21 school year, beginning on Tuesday, Sept. 8 with a back-to-school barbecue. The center will provide after-school meals and activities, including games,...
Mad About Science: Artificial crystals and gems
By Brenden Bobby Reader Columnist This week’s topic, suggested by our local library director, Ann Nichols, focuses — so to speak — on one of the most important yet often overlooked items in our...
Idaho Dems: An extraordinarily unproductive session
By Reps. Brooke Green and Lauren Necochea Special to the Reader As we face a global pandemic and the resulting economic fallout, Idahoans may have been hopeful about the Legislature’s recent special session. Since the...
Clark Fork River to experience ‘low flow’ on Sept. 3
By Reader Staff Caution is advised for those recreating on the lower Clark Fork River on Sept. 3, as utility company Avista is building a new fish passage facility at Cabinet Gorge Dam. Part...
New website promotes buying local with member discounts
By Reader Staff A new online community co-op is aiming to bring together locally owned businesses and residents — a goal more important now than ever, as Sandpoint enters its fall shoulder season and...
