Boobs n’ Beer
By Reader Staff 7B Women will hold its second Boobs ‘n Beer Fun Run and Oktoberfest Celebration to benefit Community Cancer Services and Celebrate Life, and it’s an event you won’t want to miss....
Category: Sports and Outdoors
12 Heartbeats: The REAL Story of Pass to Pass for Parkinson’s
By A.C. Woolnough Reader Contributor You want to take a group hiking in the North Cascades National Park? Twelve heartbeats. That’s the limit. Anywhere from 24 to 46 legs, but only 12 heartbeats. Any...
Lake Trout or Kokanee?
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff For Rich Lindsey, Priest Lake is a dream come true. He grew up reading articles in magazines about sportsmen traveling to distant areas and catching monster lake trout, but...
From the nursery to the lumber mill: Tour outlines Idaho forest challenges, opportunities
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Idaho forests are one of the state’s great legacies. But protecting that legacy is a more ambitious task than most realize. From wildfires to invading insects to disease, the...
Crosstoberfest: A Cyclocross event for cyclists of all stripes
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Get ready for a weekend of dirt and fun at the 6th annual Crosstoberfest, an event showcasing one of the more unique bike events; the Cyclocross. Cyclocross (CX) is...
Progress prompts hope
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Writer Each participant in the various Walks to End Alzheimer’s carries a flower during the events across Washington and North Idaho, and each color means something different: blue flowers...
The most polluted site in Sandpoint and what it’s doing to our water
By Shannon Williamson Reader Columnist You know that piece of land on Boyer that sits between the Lake Pend Oreille High School and the railroad tracks? Across from Super One? You probably drive by...
Heart of the World: On the border of complete sanity
By Sandy Compton Reader Contributor I am sitting amidst the high sources of one of the wildest, most beautiful streams Iíve ever seen; in one of the wild hearts of the world. The earth has...
Lake draw down to begin this month
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff As North Idaho winds its way into autumn, the draw-down of Lake Pend Oreille is scheduled to begin this month and advance in October. According to the Lakes Commission,...
North Idaho had worst air quality in nation on Labor Day
By Henry Worobec Reader Contributor On Labor Day, City Beach was empty. The air stung like the bad side of a camp fire. Smog hid the mountains and filtered the trees with sepia haze....
