Charleston folk duo headlines the Panida Theater
By Reader Staff As part of a national tour stopping only briefly in the Northwest, acclaimed Charleston, S.C.-based folk duo Shovels and Rope will perform for one night only Friday, Oct. 9 on the...
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Prior sexual assault allegations against commissioner candidate made public
Idaho Attorney General’s Office declined to file criminal charges By Soncirey Mitchell and Zach HagadoneReader Staff The regular business meeting of the Bonner County Board of Commissioners took an unexpected turn Oct. 6, when...
Mad about Science: Impossible architecture
By Brenden BobbyReader Columnist As the remaining leaves shift to shades of red, orange and yellow, we continue our monthslong march into the season of spookiness with more unsolved mysteries of our world. Today,...
Death row meals
What would you eat if it was your last meal on Earth? By Ben OlsonReader Staff What a person eats often says a lot about them, but what if they only had one meal...
Synth-folk duo Babes in Canyon to play The Hive
By Ben OlsonReader Staff Babes in Canyon is a vibe. Blending synth-folk, moody pop, club beats and soaring vocal harmonies, the songwriter duo of Nathan and Sophia Hamer captures that broody Pacific Northwest feeling....
Wind through a million needles
By Ben OlsonReader Staff Last week, the transition into fall was complete when I lit the first fire in our woodstove at home. After sitting idle for months, this hunk of inert metal came...
The Sandpoint Eater: One more bite
By Marcia PilgeramReader Columnist There is a lot to love about Greece — the blue Aegean, the whitewashed villages, ancient ruins and sunsets that seem almost too perfect to be real. But ask me...
Knock on wood
By Soncirey MitchellReader Staff Do you knock on wood or cross your fingers when you want something good to happen — or something bad to not happen? Do you wear a rally cap when...
Mad about Science: The Voynich Manuscript
By Brenden BobbyReader Staff Pumpkin spice, cobwebs and pumpkins can mean only one thing: spooky season is upon us! To celebrate the season, we are going to look at one of the most elaborate...
Sandpoint’s silent residents
An exploration of local cemeteries By Soncirey MitchellReader Staff Wandering the grassy paths of any of Sandpoint’s historic cemeteries, it’s hard not to wonder what cruel twist of fate might have sent each grave...
