Collier book accepted into naval library
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Sandpoint author and retired combat helicopter pilot Bill Collier was treated to a special honor this week when his first book was accepted into the Emil Buehler Naval Aviation...
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Take a walk through Sandpoint’s past
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Thanks to the Sandpoint Historic Preservation Commission, with an assist from the Bonner County Museum, residents and visitors alike are able to hold an abundance of Sandpoint history in...
2019 Live Your Dreams Scholarship recipient: ‘I want to affect other people’
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff One question above all stood out to Curtis Hauck when he neared the end of high school: What do I want my life to be? The answer to that...
BoCo Rodeo hosts range of additions at the arena in 2019
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff Bonner County Rodeo organizers are saddling up a number of new exhibitions, acts and events for the 2019 competition, set for Friday-Saturday, Aug. 2-3 at the Bonner County Fairgrounds....
The Sandpoint Eater: Worth its weight
By Marcia Pilgeram Reader Food Columnist I used to look forward to attending the Summer Fancy Food Show at the Jacob Javits Center in New York City. It’s the largest food industry event in...
Bringing positive change to the table
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Justine Murray has been running into more hummingbirds than normal. While hiking in the mountains. At her home. At friends’ houses. While visiting the site where her son, Ethan,...
A newcomer’s guide to Sandpoint
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Every summer for the past 37 years, the Festival at Sandpoint has raised its iconic white tent and drawn folks from all over the country to our little corner...
Sagle homeowners gather to address rise in burglaries
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff The mood was tense at a meeting of Sagle homeowners July 27, and for good reason. Gathered at the Little Church in the Wildwood, about midway between Bottle and...
Mad About Science: Mega marsupials
By Brenden Bobby Reader Columnist Australia, a.k.a. the Land Down Under, is home to some of the most nightmarish biology to skitter, squirm or swim on the planet Earth. Hey, at least it’s a...
N. Idaho human rights groups: An open letter to BSU President Tromp
Special to the Reader Dear President Tromp: As non-governmental nonprofit organizations that have worked for decades in Idaho promoting human and civil rights while at the same time joining other Idahoans and political leaders...
