By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Writer The stereotypes that accompany contemporary rap music are not the same stereotypes that accompany being a 21-year-old college-educated white female in North Idaho. Thanks to this unlikely pairing,...
By Ben Olson Reader Staff When President Trump announced that the United States would pull out of the Paris Climate Accord last week, he created a heat wave of feedback from all over the...
By Davey Breakey Reader Contributor The Idaho Senate has recently approved new K-12 science standards with the notable absence of key references to human-caused climate change. Our state has had trouble agreeing on public...
By Cynthia Mason Reader Contributor As you may remember last year, turtle crossing signs were put up on the Pack River bridge area on Hwy 200. After 25 emails, an Idaho Fish and Game...
By Scarlette Quille Reader Columnist Summer is here, and with it comes many exciting chances to socialize in the great outdoors. Because you are my people and I love you, I have compiled a...
By Dianne Smith Reader Columnist Summer is a wonderful time to build memories for our children that they will carry into adulthood. Ask people about summer, and most have memories of connections with friends...
By Nick Gier Reader Columnist After learning that New St. Andrews College now has permission to take over more of downtown Moscow, I thought I would check out its website. I had not done...
By Mike Comola Reader Contributor Scotchman Peaks, wild and remote, looms high above Clark Fork, Idaho and the Clark Fork of the Columbia River. Home to a small population of America’s remaining grizzly bears,...
THE GHOST OF RICHARD BUTLER IN THE AGE OF TRUMP By Christian Rose Reader Contributor Recently, some Sandpoint residents woke up on a Sunday morning to find racist fliers had been dropped in their...
By Nick Gier Reader Columnist One night several years ago I had a very vivid dream about my mother. I had invited her to my Moscow home, and she appeared in the front yard...
