Category: Community Happenings
By Reader Staff Local publisher Bonner Media recently announced its grand opening as Sandpoint’s downtown source for signs and decals following the closure of Mountain Sky Signs and Printing. The company offers indoor and...
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff According to Business Insider, there are 11 common traits of highly intelligent people: they’re adaptable, they understand how much they don’t know, they are curious about the world, they’re...
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Those pet owners who have evolved enough to reckon with their obsession will be the first to admit: our pets are our identity. The ornament with my dog’s face...
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Eric Plummer feels at home in a movie theater. The man behind the newly revamped Sandpoint Cinemas — formerly known as the Bonner Mall Cinemas — said he was...
By Ben Olson Reader Staff ‘Tis the season of giving, and what better way to support local businesses than purchasing gifts for your loved ones right here in North Idaho? If you’re like us,...
By Patty Hutchens Reader Contributor Our lives have changed dramatically in the last several months; people are staying home more, others have lost their jobs, and kids have had to go about a whole...
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff ’Tis the season for silly costumes, sweet treats and spooktacular Sandpoint parties. Whether you’re a young witch craving something caramel-covered or an old ghoul seeking pumpkin beer to quench...
By Reader Staff Traveling the world is often the best way to see and experience other cultures. Living in another country is even better, as full immersion is a surefire way to expand your...
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff It’s time to strap together a makeshift watercraft and think buoyant thoughts, as the Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce hosts the Sand Creek Regatta: a race “put together by...
By Gail Bryan Reader Contributor When local veteran James Livingston suggested a drop box of some kind where people could leave worn U.S. flags that needed retiring, a 15-year-old Sandpoint High School student took...