A vision for the future
Community Resource EnVision Center explores a bold new option for bringing the community together By Ben OlsonReader Staff Katie Begalke has a vision and it’s one that aligns perfectly with her work as the...
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LPOSD to unveil the Career and Technical Education Center
By Reader Staff The Lake Pend Oreille School District is opening its doors to the community for the grand opening of its new Career and Technical Education Center on Tuesday, Sept. 15. Everyone is...
Longtime local nonprofit leader Phil Hough aims to share his expertise
Hough Consulting & Coaching offers decades of experience to help organizations succeed By Zach HagadoneReader Staff Even if people in the community don’t know Phil Hough personally, it’s more than likely they’re familiar with...
‘Something for everyone’
Felicia Willow Little Shop opens at Panida Theater storefront By Ben OlsonReader Staff Felicia Willow has been excited to open a brick-and-mortar shop to display and sell her unique jewelry, metalworking, decor and fashion...
Privatization of City Beach
By Bonner Co. Republican Women, Inc. Reader Contributors As Republicans, we believe in free market capitalism, private entrepreneurship and private property rights. Still, we also believe in the inalienable collective property rights citizens have...
‘A friendly place to do business’
By Lyndsie Kiebert-Carey Reader Staff The Chevron station on the corner of Main Street and Highway 200 in Clark Fork has existed in that spot “since Clark Fork started selling gas,” estimates lifetime local...
Hanging up the rollers after 33 years
By Ben Olson Reader Staff The interior house paint of the year in 1987 was called “barely-there pink.” The color of the year for 2019 was known as “blueprint,” advertised as a mid-tone that’s...
Katie Begalke: Reaching out to women in need
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff The road to healing from personal trauma is a long one. And for Katie Begalke, it led to Sandpoint. The survivor of an abusive marriage, Begalke understands how lonely...
Litehouse Foods acquires Sky Valley
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Litehouse Foods, one of Sandpoint’s most successful businesses, just got a little bigger. The major producer of salad dressings, marinades, condiments and sauces announced last week it will acquire...
The changing face of downtown retail
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Downtown Sandpoint is changing. It’s a reality acknowledged by most businesses owners, developers and city officials who work within the shopping district. The difference lies in which conclusions they...
