Where to watch the 2019 Super Bowl
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Here at the Reader, we take sports very seriously. Ha. But in all seriousness, we weren’t created to regularly cover sports, nor do we plan to any time soon....
Category: Sports and Outdoors
WE Yoga: Where connection and community are key
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff The studio located upstairs at 104 Pine Street has been many things. A dance studio. A pilates studio. A bunkhouse for Schweitzer employees. An apartment. Like many locales, the...
Wolf traps should be placed further from trails
By Gabrielle Duebendorfer Reader Contributor One of my dogs recently got caught in a wolf trap for the second time in the last few years. The first time it was a snare around her...
Trail Dispatches: Introducing Trail Mix
By Susan Drumheller Reader Staff About four years ago, locals who work on building and maintaining trails, and those who love to hike, bike, commute and ski on those trails, starting meeting regularly to...
Fatty Flurry Fest
By Reader Staff Have you always wanted to try one of those fat bikes, but you’ve never had the chance yet? Have no fear, the fifth annual Fatty Flurry Fest is here! Biking enthusiasts...
Fractured Lines: Persistent weak layers
By Tom Eddy Reader Columnist There can be no avalanche without the failure of a weak layer within the snowpack. In an ideal world, all of our snow would fall at the same rate,...
CHAFE 150 Gran Fondo expands
Reader Staff It’s going to be a good year for cycling. The CHAFE 150 Gran Fondo, recently touted as one of the nation’s top charity bike rides by Bicycling Magazine, is expanding. Taking place...
Friends of Scotchman Peaks look past winter to trail season
By Reader Staff The trails in the Scotchman Peaks might be snowed in this month, but Friends of Scotchman Peaks Wilderness and their partners in trail maintenance are making plans now for the summer...
Knot too shabby: Part 1
By Ben Olson Reader Staff For every situation, there is the perfect knot. Recently, Cadie and I completed a voyage across the Atlantic Ocean on a 39-foot sailboat. While I’ll save the story about...
Parks master plan to guide priorities and services
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff The city of Sandpoint is taking its first steps to develop a new Parks and Recreation master plan. Announced at a City Council meeting Wednesday night, the new plan...
