A grain of salt: Why your tribe is essential
By Ammi Midstokke Reader Columnist A few years ago I added some questions about “support systems” to my patient intake questionnaire. I had been hearing a lot of the same, challenging stories: my kids...
Author: Lyndsie Kiebert
Reader staff picks for the Festival at Sandpoint
Lyndsie’s pick: Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats’ 2018 release “Tearing at the Seams” opens with driving drums followed by a layer of groovy bass guitar, then horns, an organ...
MCS Without Borders welcomes Yakima Music en Accíon and developing global talent
By Kathi Samuels Reader Contributor For the past seven summers, the Music Conservatory of Sandpoint has invited students from different countries to create a collaborative youth orchestra featuring talented students from around the globe....
ArtWalk encore
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Those who missed the opening ArtWalk 2019 receptions are in luck: venues for the Pend Oreille Arts Council’s 42nd ArtWalk will host another round of receptions Friday, July 26....
Ponderay Dog Park celebrates July 28 grand opening
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Watching Quinn Dunn and his three-legged Great Dane Layla play together at the Ponderay Dog Park, no one would know they had moved to town just a week ago....
The Late Night Buddhist: Gimme a brake
By Scott Taylor Reader Columnist No, I didn’t misspell that. I must say, with as much humility as I can muster, I’m one of the best spellers I’ve ever met (insert self-congratulatory emoji here)....
Forget Netflix, watch ‘Austin Powers’ on the Panida big screen
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff If you’ve noticed a lot more Netflix ads on Facebook touting films like “Austin Powers,” it’s not your social media algorithm offering up those pitches. The streaming giant is...
Wherefore art thou, theater lovers?
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff In William Shakespeare’s “Henry IV, Part I,” the young nobleman Hotspur has an existential moment as he considers the brevity of life. “The time of life is short,” he...
A mountain of uncertainty in the Cabinets
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Waiting under the Cabinet Mountains is a potentially massive reserve of silver and copper. It’s an enticing bounty that mining companies have eyed for decades. There’s just one problem:...
A history of healthy communities
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Since its founding more than 175 years ago, the YMCA has always been about healthy communities. Seven months ago, the epicenter of health and social activity that was Sandpoint...
