2400 Feet of Schweitzer
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Endurance skiers and snowboarders, have we got an event for you! The 2400 Feet of Schweitzer is a unique sunrise top to bottom giant slalom event that begins at...
Author: Lyndsie Kiebert
The big story behind one little tree
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Nancy Cerra-Medland is fond of the term, “new adventure.” “Life needs to be full of those,” she said. “You can’t be complacent, or miss out on opportunities. Try something...
CBD oil bill in limbo after chairman violates Open Meeting Law
By Ben Olson Reader Staff A recent proposal aiming to legalize oil extracted from cannabis plants is most likely dead on arrival after a group of lawmakers on Monday broke out in turmoil during...
Idaho rejects gun control bill aimed at domestic abusers
By Ben Olson Reader Staff The Idaho House of Representatives voted down a gun control bill Tuesday that would have prevented convicted domestic abusers from owning firearms. The Associated Press reported the House GOP...
County declares victory in SilverWing ruling
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Bonner County officials declared victory this week in a November court ruling by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals against SilverWing. The ruling awards the county nearly $800,000 in...
ICL requests extended comment period on second bridge
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Idaho Conservation League is formally requesting an extension to the comment period on BNSF Railway’s proposed second rail bridge. In a letter addressed to the U.S. Army Corps of...
Wilderness advisory vote back on county agenda
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff County commissioners will reconsider the wording of the Scotchman Peaks advisory vote — slated for the May 15 primary ballot — at their Tuesday business meeting. The meeting’s agenda,...
The Sandpoint Eater: The Secret of Soup
By Marcia Pilgeram Reader Food Columnist I’m looking forward to tomorrow. If all goes according to plan, I’ll shed the cumbersome apparatus that has been attached to my left shoulder for the past six...
Workers of the world, divide!
By Tim Bearly Reader Contributor It all started going downhill with the advent of that wretched Gutenberg press (if only we could have intervened and outlawed its production). ’Twas hard to predict what would...
Media literacy is a patriotic duty
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff In 2016, an event called “Citizens Before Refugees” went live on Facebook. Scheduled to take place at the Twin Falls City Council Chambers, the protest was hosted by an...
