KRFY hosts online fundraiser
By Jim Healey Reader Contributor Hunkered down for a while? Looking for a new way to pass time on the internet? Well, saunter over to 88.5 KRFY’s benefit online auction and browse the items...
By Jim Healey Reader Contributor Hunkered down for a while? Looking for a new way to pass time on the internet? Well, saunter over to 88.5 KRFY’s benefit online auction and browse the items...
Bonner County added no new lab-confirmed cases of COVID-19 on April 14, holding steady with four cases and no deaths, according to the state coronavirus reporting website coronavirus.idaho.gov and Panhandle Health District. The district also confirmed cases...
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff With the modern political era placing increased pressure on journalists, it’s more important than ever to remember why the Fourth Estate matters. David Barsamian has built a career pondering...
By Jim Healey Reader Contributor Local radio station KRFY 88.5 FM is thanking the North Idaho community for its support of the radio station with a free showing of the award-winning 2017 documentary film...
By Reader Staff All six Sandpoint City Council candidates will appear on the Morning Show at 88.5 KRFY. The interviews will air on Wednesday, Oct. 18, with candidates Mose Dunkel, Robert Jediny and Shannon...
By Tom Carty Reader Contributor My name is Tom Carty, and I’m a student at Sandpoint Waldorf School. For my eighth-grade project I have chosen to work with the local radio station KRFY 88.5...
By Ben Olson Reader Staff They don’t make them like Viggo Mortensen anymore. The soft-spoken, notably un-Hollywood actor, photographer, poet and lover of North Idaho is just about as far from the typical “Hollywood...
By Cameron Barnes Reader Staff Panhandle KRFY 88.5 radio station is a cherished commercial-free institution in Sandpoint, and community members have come to rely on it. Aside from being a community-minded forum, it’s also...
By Dion Nizzi Reader contributor It took a little over four years for KRFY to get from a group of friends talking about the idea of community radio in North Idaho to flipping the...