Grizzly euthanized in Boundary County
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff A grizzly bear was euthanized over the weekend in Boundary County after killing seven sheep in a matter of just a few days. IFG said in an announcement Monday...
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Trail Dispatches: National Trails Day benefits popular local trails
By Susan Drumheller Reader Contributor It’s time for a little spring cleaning on local trails, and National Trails Day, June 1, is the ideal time. This June 1 the Idaho Trails Association will have...
The Straight Poop: Drake about town
By Drake the Dog Reader Columnist Where am I taking my humans today? Sandpoint stay-cation, baby! Everybody sing now: “This town is my town, this town is your town, from North First Street to...
Shake, Rattle and Roll: My new superpower
By A.C. Woolnough Reader Columnist Many people think of Parkinson’s disease as afflicting only older people. They conjure up an image of someone with stooped posture, bent over a cane, slowly shuffling down the...
An ode to beer
By Jen Jackson Quintano Reader Contributor Many of the more interesting episodes in my life have been sponsored by beer. There was the performance of 90210-themed haiku at a prominent open mic night and...
What’s in a name? (pt. 1)
By Ben Olson Reader Staff I’ve always been fascinated by how something gets its name. People have been asking questions about the origins of words since the time of the Greek philosophers. Why is...
Kaylee Cole: A musician and more
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Rarely is an artist’s origin story as unforgettable as Kaylee Cole’s. The Seattle-based singer-songwriter experienced a brutal car wreck in college. As Jeff Buckley’s “Hallelujah” played, the car’s radio...
Human heart shines in ‘Animation Show’
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Animation can tap into something within the human spirit that other mediums struggle to reach. For proof, look no further than the “Animation Show of Shows.” The annual compilation...
Champion racer to speak at CHAFE 150 dinner
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff CHAFE 150 has been recognized for years as a world-class bicycle race. This year, it’s getting the world-class athlete to match. Tristen Chernove, a Paralympics gold medalist, three-time world...
The Late Night Buddhist: How to poison your mother-in-law
By Scott Taylor Reader Columnist If we are to believe what much of the media – mainstream, social, alt, Russian troll – tells us, narrow-mindedness and intolerance have become the norm in much of...
