Single in Sandpoint: Give Crafts a Chance
By Scarlette Quille Reader Columnist Editor’s Note: This week, SQ takes a break from her usual topics to write about something near and dear to her heart: crafting. As a formally trained artist, complete...
Category: Featured
Psychedelic Drugs and Mystical Experiences
By Nick Gier Reader Columnist Not a month goes by that I don’t run across yet another misuse of the word “mystical.” I just finished Walter Isaacson’s biography of Leonardo da Vinci, and I...
Selkirk Fire to open southern Bonner County station
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Careywood has waited for fully-staffed fire service for years. Now, with a little help from a federal grant, Selkirk Fire, Rescue and EMS will give it to them. Selkirk...
Emily Articulated: Buck teeth and a consumerist society
By Emily Erickson Reader Columnist There is something that happens to almost all humans in their lifetime, regardless of race, socioeconomic status, gender,or religion. It’s an experience that unites us in collective humility, elicits...
Window of opportunity closing for Festival early-bird passes
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff For Festival At Sandpoint fans planning on hitting every show of the 2019 season, time is running out to get the best bang for the buck. After Friday, Nov....
Jack Frost Fest 2.0
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff As the days grow shorter and we descend into this largely unloved North Idaho winter, Robb Talbott of Mattox Farm Productions is finding a way to get locals looking...
Bicycling Below Sea Level
By Jim Payne Reader Contributor Holland is the land of the bicycle. Around 1900, when industrial countries had the choice between bicycles and cars, Holland did not ignore the cyclists, as most countries did,...
Single in Sandpoint: Thankful
By Scarlette Quille Reader Columnist The typical holiday has a specific historic event or religious significance tied to it. Christmas has Jesus’ birthday, the Fourth of July has the American declaration of independence, and...
Fidelity and Family
By Toni Kolb Reader Contributor I think back on my fluctuating childhood and smile. The ups and downs — it was a journey of memory making. I remember the seasons of beans and rice...
Schweitzer open for season Friday
By Reader Staff Thanks to consistent cold temperatures and hard work from the Schweitzer Mountain Resort mountain operations team, the resort is pleased to announce they will open for the 2018/19 ski season on...
