Fifteen years ago and still reeling
By Tim Henney Reader Contributor Fifteen years ago on Sept. 11, America was yanked into the real world. As a modern nation we’d been jolted before. Bloody labor strikes and mining disasters. Millions of...
Category: Arts & Culture
Feeling Tipsy?
By Cameron Barnes Reader Staff If you haven’t heard Sandpoint’s own Still Tipsy and the Hangovers you haven’t made the most of the local bar scene. Either that, or you had a few too...
Gardening with Laurie:
By Laurie Brown Reader Columnist It’s September, and the gardening season is winding down. Time to start putting things to bed, raking leaves, and… planting. Yes, planting. It’s the perfect time of year for...
The Beehive Five:
By Jen Heller Reader Contributor Towards summer’s end, as the sunlight hours shrink and the tourists begin to disappear, there’s always that urge for one last BIG adventure before the snow falls. Maybe a...
Got Wood?
By Kevin Davis, USFS Reader Contributor Picture a healthy river or stream with cold, clear water running over boulders and cobbles through a shady corridor of tall evergreen trees with overhanging shrubs lining the...
Unknown Locals bring ‘Hamlet’ to Heartwood
By Cameron Barnes Reader Staff Being the macho man that I am, I once refused to see plays when I lived near Broadway in New York. Shortly after, my father coerced me into going....
Fundraiser slated to help Bird Aviation Museum
By Ben Olson Reader Staff The Bird Aviation Museum and Invention Center will be holding a special black tie fundraising event next month to celebrate the lives of Drs. Forrest and Pamela Bird and...
Angels’ Back to School program a hit for 14th year
By Ben Olson Reader Staff For the 14th year, parents and students alike lined up at Farmin Stidwell Elementary School on Tuesday to receive some much-needed assistance by the Angels Over Sandpoint Back to...
Pretty Lights brings EDM to Sandpoint:
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff If you can say one thing about electronic dance music shows, it’s that it’s a sensory experience unlike any other. There’s the music, sure, but when you add in...
A grand celebration of music
By Ben Olson Reader Staff The Music Conservatory at Sandpoint (MCS) is about to spread its wings a bit. The acclaimed organization dedicated to all things music will now occupy the entire building at...
