A green future for Idaho farmers
By Ben Olson Reader Staff It never hurts to plan for the future. For Idaho farmers, the cultivation of hemp as an agricultural crop is close to becoming a reality, especially now that Idaho...
Category: Arts & Culture
Reader Reels presents ‘The Favourite’
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff In the 18th-century English court of Queen Anne, it pays to watch your back, even if you think you’ve reached the top. Such is the situation for Sarah Churchill...
WE Yoga: Where connection and community are key
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff The studio located upstairs at 104 Pine Street has been many things. A dance studio. A pilates studio. A bunkhouse for Schweitzer employees. An apartment. Like many locales, the...
Voices in the crowd at the North Idaho Women’s March
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Betsy Boyles attended the North Idaho Women’s March with a baby strapped to her chest, a fluorescent pink sign in her hand and a red ball cap on her...
2019 Women’s March coverage
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Hundreds turned out Saturday afternoon for the third annual Sandpoint Women’s March, which saw speakers insisting that government authorities address their concerns. The latest local iteration of the mass...
POAC presents Cirque Zuma Zuma
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff It’s not every day that a Top 10 act from “America’s Got Talent” makes it to Sandpoint, so when Cirque Zuma Zuma graces the Panida stage on Feb. 2...
‘Green Book’ heads to the Panida with Oscar buzz
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff The announcement of the 2019 Oscar nominations brought some welcome news for the cast and crew of “Green Book.” In total, the comedy-drama about a friendship between an African-American...
Pleased to be a plant person
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff When Kendall Wishnick Adams recalls what brought her to opening her own perfumery and aromatherapy business in Sandpoint, she is first drawn to say attending natural perfumery school inspired...
The Real Folk Horoscope
By Cody Lyman Reader Columnist Aries Just because we can’t live in the past is no reason not to keep it alive. But you don’t have to try to keep it alive in order...
Knot too shabby: Part 3
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Trucker’s Hitch My shipmate on the Atlantic crossing (Gary Quinn) taught this one to me. It’s one of the most functional knots around, actually. The trucker’s hitch is great...
