10,000 reasons it’s great to be part of 101 Women
By Jen Heller Reader Contributor As last Thursday’s work day came to a close, a group of women swarmed not-so-quietly into a busy white tent at the Idaho Club. In the crisp air, spirits...
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The Sandpoint Eater: Baking Nostalgia
By Marcia Pilgeram Reader Food Columnist Myriad reading material litters my nightstand and clutters the top of my comfortable leather chair side table (formerly my grandfather’s smoking stand). I always have the best intentions...
Mad About Science:
By Brenden Bobby Reader Columnist Gonna’ take you right into the danger zone with this post. Warplanes are freaking awesome, like I can’t even tell you how awesome. When I was younger, I wanted...
Einstein and the GPS
By Phil Deutchman Reader Contributor A hundred years ago, Einstein published his famous work on General Relativity (GR). Little did he know then that the results of his new, radical theory would be used...
Debate Takeaways
By Ben Olson Reader Staff An estimated 80 million people watched Monday night’s debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. Though it started out in a civilized manner, the debate soon rolled off the...
Paying it forward:
By Cameron Barnes Reader Staff During our recent coverage of the memorial field grandstand demolition, I met Jim Woodward, the man behind Apex Construction. As we watched the grandstands being ripped out, he told...
Boobs ‘n Beer:
By Cameron Barnes Reader Staff Boobs ‘n Beer: It sounds like something out of a National Lampoon college comedy, right? Well, this event will leave some people crying, but more likely from gratitude instead...
Donald Trump and the return of seditious libel
By Richard Tofel For ProPublica In 1733, New York printer John Peter Zenger began publishing the eighth newspaper in the American colonies, and the first willing to venture criticism of the government. The New-York...
Solar Roadways demonstration opens this week
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff The long-awaited moment is finally here. City and business officials are excited to introduce the first-ever public demonstration of Solar Roadways panels this Friday. Given the immense public interest...
Hope resident sentenced for counterfeiting
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff A Hope man is facing hard time in federal prison for printing several fake $50 bills. The Spokesman-Review reports that Keith Daniel Snyder, 51, was sentenced to a year...
