Going for the Gold:
By Ben Olson Reader Staff When most people retire, they plan to live quietly and catch up on the activities that eluded them during a lifetime of work. It was no different for...
By Ben Olson Reader Staff When most people retire, they plan to live quietly and catch up on the activities that eluded them during a lifetime of work. It was no different for...
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff An alleged January confrontation between Rep. Heather Scott, R-Blanchard, and an Interfaith Alliance of Idaho board member resulted in the organization filing a complaint against her. The letter of...
By Reader Staff We sent a questionnaire to the various state and county candidates for public office and have dedicated the next three pages to printing their responses. The goal for this questionnaire is...
By Reader Staff SandpointOnline.com has posted video from Wednesday night’s candidates forum at Sandpoint High School. The event drew an estimated 200 people to the SHS auditorium. Candidates from state and county offices sounded off...
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff If you’re looking to make an informed vote this primary election, be sure to turn out next week for a candidate forum. Sandpoint Online and the Sandpoint Reader are...
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff After a few months’ hiatus, ‘Live @ the Office’ returns next week with some of the best independent music Missoula, Mont., has to offer. Nate Hegyi, also known as...
By Suzen Fiskin Reader Columnist Many moons ago, my friend Donna and I had been working our booties off, and decided to get out of Dodge for the weekend. We scored an invitation to...
By Louie de Palma Reader Road Warrior Universal Fact number 784: People love repetition and complete lack of differentiation. People enjoy eating the same foods every day, watching the same commercials over and over...
By Ben Olson Reader Staff When you walk into the Infini Gallery in Sandpoint, invariably the first thing Kris Dills says is, “Make yourself at home.” The owner of the newest art gallery and...
It’s hard to imagine that one year ago this week, Cameron and I were scrambling together the return issue of the Sandpoint Reader. Seriously, how is it possible an entire year has flown by?...