The Sandpoint Eater: Berry fun
By Marcia PilgeramReader Columnist I’ve been hosting my progeny here for more than a month. The last brood belonged to my youngest daughter, Casey, and her two adorable littles: Sam and Runa. There’s no...
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Mad about Science: Writing tools
By Brenden BobbyReader Columnist One of my favorite phrases in my job is: “It isn’t science until it’s written down.” The written word is something truly unique to humankind, as far as we are...
The Haunting of Homer Simpson
By Soncirey MitchellReader Staff I used to be terrified of Homer Simpson. It was the first grade, 2007, and the Simpsons were everywhere thanks to the then-upcoming movie. Burger King was giving away golden...
‘A celebration of creativity and community’
POAC’s annual Arts and Crafts Fair brings area creators to downtown Sandpoint By Soncirey MitchellReader Staff The streets of Sandpoint will be packed once again, as about 5,000 visitors and locals descend on downtown to...
Criminals brings ‘the art of interrogation’ to the Panida Little Theater stage
By Reader Staff The new play Criminals, presented by Sandpoint On-Stage, will bring audiences into a mystery that’s by turns tense and tricky and sometimes very funny, when it debuts with a five-show run...
Queen Bonobo drops new single: ‘Waiting Tables’
By Reader Staff Idaho-born artist Maya Goldblum released a new single Aug. 1 titled “Waiting Tables” that is currently available to listen to online. Goldblum plays under the moniker Queen Bonobo and said “Waiting...
Waterhouse plays show at Matchwood Brewing Co.
By Reader Staff Chris Paradis has an easygoing sound that fits well with a Sandpoint gig. Paradis will play a show at Matchwood Brewing Co. under his stage name Waterhouse on Friday, Aug. 8...
Doctors left Idaho after abortion ban, study confirms
By Kyle PfannenstielIdaho Capital Sun Idaho lost more than a third of its practicing obstetrician doctors after the state’s near-total abortion ban took effect, a new study published in a peer-reviewed academic journal confirms....
Lightning Creek fire north of Clark Fork showing ‘moderate’ activity, but remains 0% contained
By Zach HagadoneReader Staff The Lightning Creek fire, burning on about 2,400 acres nine miles north of Clark Fork, remained at 0% containment as of Aug. 6, officials with the U.S. Forest Service reported....
Holy shed
By Zach HagadoneReader Staff I’ve been lucky in my life to pretty much always have my own “space.” My brother and I had separate bedrooms starting when we were in grade school, and my...
