By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff You don’t stick around for 35 years without becoming something of a local institution. In the case of KPND and the rest of the Blue Sky Broadcasting family, that...
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Is it too early to start thinking about the holidays? Not according to Pend Oreille Arts Council. They are holding open auditions for this winter’s performance of Eugene Ballet’s...
By Scout Anatricia Reader Intern It’s one of those topics that make people’s increasingly wrinkly palms sweaty and forms a knot in the pit of their ever-aging gut. The inevitablitity of it is profound...
By Scout Anatricia Reader Intern I have all sorts of apps open on my phone and I want to go back to the home screen so I press the electronic circle, it sends a...
By Dion Nizzi Reader contributor It took a little over four years for KRFY to get from a group of friends talking about the idea of community radio in North Idaho to flipping the...
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Stoners, your days are over for decorating your walls with 420 mile marker signs. Idaho transportation officials said the iconic mile marker sign has now been replaced with 419.9...
By Ben Olson Reader Staff In its 43rd season, Montana Shakespeare in the Parks (MSIP) now features Sandpoint on its impressive list of performance stops. For the past 20 years, the closest we could...
By Scout Anatricia Reader Intern The artistic events of the summer haven’t come to a standstill quite yet. The creative flow rushes past the Arts and Crafts Fair, through the Festival at Sandpoint and...
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Mary Ann Jeffres has been referred to as a “saint” by Festival at Sandpoint’s Executive Director Dyno Wahl. For this article’s purposes, we’ll call her the “Queen of Compost.”...
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Bart Budwig is no stranger to collaboration. An audio engineer who has worked with bands across the Northwest, he’s worked with many bands bring their projects to life. Having...
