Sing, sing, sing
By Tim Henney Reader Contributor I have written before about when, with fellow USAF draft dodgers in Georgia and later with jolly collegians in California, we harmonized our way through the early 1950s. Or...
Category: Arts & Culture
Shakespeare Sundays at the Panida
By Ben Olson Reader Staff As a lover of the English language, I can’t help but give a nod to one man who probably influenced it more than any other; William Shakespeare. Not only...
Vanished: the Disconnection of Reality
By Alexandra Blackwood Reader Contributor Editor’s Note: We had such a positive response to Ms. Blackwood’s first article, “A Cloaked Reality” dealing with teenage depression, we asked her to write another on topics she...
Timberfest returns to Bonner County
By Ben Olson Reader Staff For the first time in 15 years, Timberfest will return to the Bonner County Fairgrounds. On Saturday, June 4, grab the whole family and engage in a day of...
Quality with a human touch:
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Most people want to feel like they’re a productive member of society regardless of the challenges in their way. That sense is exactly want locally based business bTizzy provides....
A Cloaked Reality:
By Alexandra Blackwood Reader Contributor Illustration by Nancy Cerra The following article is dedicated primarily to those suffering the affliction of mental illness, and to inform individuals unaware of how these illnesses affect others....
Recover, redeem, rejoice, repeat:
By Jen Jackson Quintano Reader Contributor We were unprepared our first visit. We simply had no sense for the possibilities. We stood in the valley between two long ridges of lumber waste and stared...
Amateur radio: a fascinating Sandpoint hobby
By Eric Anderson Reader Contributor Some of you may have heard of Amateur Radio, or its other, more common name, “Ham” Radio. The term “Amateur” refers to the fact that the hobbyists do not...
The greatest gift you can give
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff There’s nothing quite so nerve-wracking as tackling a new challenge. Likewise, a first-time success is a uniquely exhilarating feeling. Bonner General Health staff experienced both in overseeing the hospital’s...
Hold onto your tunics, it’s ‘Lost in the 1450s’
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Kings, queens, knaves and scoundrels alike, prepareth thyselves for a righteous show of epic proportions. During the normal Lost in the ‘50s festivities this weekend, one corner of Sandpoint...
