By Ben Olson and Brady Lorio Reader Staff and Contributor We’ve all suffered in life. Some more notably (and loudly) than others. How appropriate that acclaimed playwright Will Eno’s notable one-man play “Thom Pain...
By Sandy Compton Reader Columnist Someone has written with black spray paint on a retaining wall beside the Highway 200 railroad overpass at the west end of Hope, “TRUMP! SAVE AMERICA! DEPORT ILLEGALS!!” Besides...
By Nick Gier Reader Columnist “I felt I was in the presence of a noble soul, a true disciple of Lord Buddha, and a true believer in peace and harmony among all men.” —The...
By George Prentice For Boise Weekly The party was off campus, at a home rented by a group of North Idaho College students. The weather was getting cold in mid-November, but a young woman,...
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Eyes all across the Inland Northwest—and the world—were fixed on Sandpoint last week for the first public debut of Solar Roadways. Slowed by a number of unexpected setbacks, Solar...
By Laurie Brown Reader Garden Columnist Autumn is officially here, which means some plants will start putting on a colorful show. The colors we see in the leaves now are actually there all year;...
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Leave it to Banff Mountain Film Festival: When it comes to capturing the most spectacular cinematography in the world of action sports, it’s tough to beat its lineup. Thanks...
By Jules Fox Reader Food Reviewer This little gem of a pizza parlor disguised as a trailer with a dome on top might be mistaken for a part of the glamping summer fun RV...
By Reader Staff The proposed Scotchman Peaks Wilderness is a beautiful place. Its presence on the northeast edge of Lake Pend Oreille has attracted the attention of artists for decades. In that tradition, for...
By Jen Heller Reader Contributor As last Thursday’s work day came to a close, a group of women swarmed not-so-quietly into a busy white tent at the Idaho Club. In the crisp air, spirits...
