From food truck to First Ave.
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Writer Basil tea colored pink with dried beets. Small succulents on every table. A bar adorned with repurposed metal and bookcases. To put it simply, Beet and Basil is...
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Beliefs and practices of the Christian Identity Movement
By Brenda Hammond Reader Contributor Back in the day — when Richard Butler of the Aryan Nations, Vincent Bertollini, the “11th Hour Remnant Messenger,” and others, were trying to spread their ideas in our...
The colorful history of the Tour de France
By Ed Ohlweiler Reader Contributor Perhaps you developed an appreciation of the Tour de France, as I did, while watching Greg LeMond and Lance Armstrong dominate what was historically a European sport. Or maybe,...
Mad About Science: Leedsichthys
By Brenden Bobby Reader Columnist Sponsored by the Sandpoint Library Try saying that one ten times fast: “Leeds-ICK-thiss” A weird name for a truly weird fish. Leedsichthys was a colossal filter-feeding fish that swam...
Rognstad named Association of Idaho Cities region director
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff As the newly appointed District One director for the Association of Idaho Cities, Sandpoint Mayor Shelby Rognstad will have a hand in planning policies that influence city life across...
Lake Pend Oreille reaches summer pool
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Writer Lake Pend Oreille reached summer pool on June 24. Measured at the Hope gauge, the lake’s summer height will hover between 2,062 and 2,062.5 feet through about mid-September....
Budget proposal takes on PNW power
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Writer One of the many moneymaking ideas in President Donald Trump’s proposed 2018 budget could end up directly affecting the utility bills of people in Bonner County and across...
Climate group denied place in parade
By Cameron Rasmusson and Ben Olson Reader Staff Local environmental group 350Sandpoint will not be allowed to march in this year’s Fourth of July parade, the second organization to be denied a permit. In...
Gardening with Laurie:
By Laurie Brown Reader Columnist Right now you’re probably seeing abundant flowers, but one brilliant orange tends to stick out from the billows of pinks, whites, and purples. Papaver orientale, the Oriental poppy (not...
Summer safety tips for your furry best friends
By Mandy Evans Reader Contributor with Panhandle Animal Shelter Summers are beautiful in North Idaho, and as much as we enjoy this time of year, it can be hard on pets at times. Here...
