Freddy’s journey into the heart of darkness
By Ben OlsonReader Staff There are billions of soccer fans around the world who live and breathe the sport, but none are as big of a deal in 2026 as Freddy. Posting diligently during...
Category: Arts & Culture
Come with me if you want to laugh
Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die is the AI dystopian romp we all need By Zach HagadoneReader Staff Long before our current collective freakout over artificial intelligence, Hollywood has been toying with anxieties over...
Mad about Science: Perspective on dinosaurs
By Brenden BobbyReader Columnist We have a skewed view of dinosaurs. Much of what we envision when we look back to the ages of dinosaurs has been influenced by a singular media event: Jurassic...
Emily Articulated: Shrinking
By Emily EricksonReader Columnist There’s no shortage of places to consume celebrity culture. From award shows and courtside seats to press tours, junkets, movies, television and endless social media reposts, public figures are constantly...
Dogsmile Adventures returns to the Race to Alaska
By Reader Staff Follow Dogsmile Adventures, a therapeutic sailing nonprofit based on Lake Pend Oreille, as it participates in the 2026 Race to Alaska. The race covers 750 cold-water miles from Port Townsend, Wash.,...
Uncommonly beautiful style at The Hive
By Reader Staff At the onset, the music of The Sweet Lillies is heartfelt and collaborative. The Boulder, Colo. quartet conjures a sonic amalgamation between members Julie Gussaroff, Becca Bisque, JJ Murphy and Jones...
Panida executive director resigns
White makes the fourth ED to resign from the theater since 2021 By Ben OlsonReader Staff The Panida Board of Directors announced June 15 that Executive Director Heather White resigned from her position effective...
Summit Schweitzer at the annual Race the Wolf
By Reader Staff Enough “fun runs” and easy, paved jaunts — it’s time for a race that tests the strength of your legs and your will. Priest Lake Race’s Race the Wolf returns on...
CHAFE 150 Gran Fondo turns miles into money
By Reader Staff Cyclists are gearing up for the annual CHAFE 150 Gran Fondo, a 150-mile charity ride through the Cabinet Mountains that raises money for local childhood literacy and education programs. The festivities...
Festival at Sandpoint welcomes new director of community and strategy
By Reader Staff The Festival at Sandpoint recently announced Caroline Hawkins would serve as the nonprofit arts organization’s new director of Community and Strategy, which was created in February to partially replace the executive...
