Tabula rasa?
By Tim HenneyReader Contributor John McPhee of The New Yorker is one of America’s most gifted and celebrated authors, journalists and columnists. Just writing about him makes me nervous, because although he and I...
Tagged: singing
Using ‘what the good Lord gave’ him
SHS Choir Teacher Jon Brownell retires after nearly 40 years By Soncirey MitchellReader Staff It’s a bittersweet summer for thousands of Bonner County graduates across three different generations, as the one teacher who united...
Southside Elementary students experience week-long fiddle residency
By Reader Staff Southside Elementary students explored a new style of music with the Fiddle Camp Program, a special, weeklong fiddle residency taught by traveling musician and educator Kelly Thibodeaux. Children in Kindergarten through...
Sandpoint reenters the jazz age
Red Roses: A Vintage Cabaret comes to the Hive By Soncirey MitchellReader Staff Sandpoint will be treated to the decadence of the roaring ’20s with a performance of the original Red Roses: A Vintage...
Sing, arachnid, sing
By Soncirey Mitchell Reader Staff Kids are the creators and caretakers of humanity’s wisdom. Without their innocence, curiosity and ability to dream, none of our great creations or feats would exist. I was recently...
Sing, sing, sing
By Tim Henney Reader Contributor I have written before about when, with fellow USAF draft dodgers in Georgia and later with jolly collegians in California, we harmonized our way through the early 1950s. Or...
