Scaling up
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Bella Noté Music Studios has welcomed two new teachers to its roster, as well as added classes for 2020, expanding learning opportunities for the next generation of Sandpoint musicians. ...
Author: Lyndsie Kiebert
Hello, 2020
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Whether you’re planning to celebrate all the great things the past decade brought you or toast leaving it behind, Sandpoint has a New Year’s Eve shindig for you. New...
Do you wanna build a sequel?
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff I went to see the first Frozen movie with my three sisters in 2013 as a senior in high school. My baby sister was 11 years old at the...
Evans Brothers hosts second annual PAS fundraiser in honor of Erik Bruhjell
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff Erik Bruhjell was someone everyone wanted to be around. That he’s not around, having died in a car collision in July 2018, continues to be deeply felt by those...
Four breweries a brewin’
MickDuff’s Brewing Company Brothers Mickey and Duffy Mahoney were early adopters in the Sandpoint brewery scene, opening their brewpub on First Avenue in 2006. They were only 20-somethings then, but in the intervening years...
Live music for the long winter
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Fans of Sadie Sicilia are in for a treat as the vivacious singer-songwriter performs in two bands Friday, Dec. 27 at the Heartwood Center: Queen Suite and The Wagoner...
The time machine
By Sandy Compton Special to the Reader I spend a lot of time on the road between Hope and Paradise. I have a home along that road. It’s the initial route I take to almost...
Mad About Science: Medieval Christmas
By Brenden Bobby Reader Columnist There seems to be some silly idea that a war is being waged on Christmas, that Classical ideas are under fire and are being forced into change by forces...
Emily Articulated: A landlord love story
By Emily Erickson Reader Columnist There are some people who come into your life expectedly — introducing themselves in measured times of transition, like when you join a club or start a new job....
Our best foot forward
By Tim Henney Reader Contributor Several evenings ago my 1957 bride, our visiting and aging (58!) adult daughter, son-in-law and dog Tippy were driving home with cartons of Thai and Japanese takeout from Thai...
