The growth and renovation of Sandpoint’s Granary Arts District over the past few years was largely amplified by the addition of Matchwood Brewing in October, 2018. Owners Kennden Culp and Andrea Marcoccio have been brewing for six years and aim to foster community connection, create a family-friendly atmosphere, and serve approachable English and American handcrafted […]
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Since their launch in 2016, Beet & Basil has quickly gained popularity as a unique food truck in Sandpoint, offering flavorful cuisine from around the world. In 2017 they established a permanent location on Sandpoint’s main strip in what used to be the Inn at Sand Creek. From their celebrated banh mi sandwich to a
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Do you hike, mountain bike, or run trails with your pup? If so, trail nutrition means more to you than an energy bar, gorp, and a hydration pack. It also means taking care of your furry friend’s sustenance. This is no walk in the park. First, depending on the distance of your trek and whether
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The race company Negative Split has some exciting updates in store for the 2019 race year. They’ll kick things off early next month with the Negative Split half marathon, 10k, and 5k race in Spokane on Sunday, April 7. It’s just the beginning of positive changes that you can count on seeing in the local
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When you’re out on the river, whether you’re day touring or going on a full expedition, you want a watercraft that will move with an effortless glide. Advanced Elements has created some top-notch kayak options, perfect for your upcoming summer adventure. With their line of carefully-crafted inflatable kayaks and SUPs, Advanced Elements excels in portability,
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In February, the Inland Northwest said goodbye to an extraordinary soul who left quite an impression on many of us who play and live on and near Lake Pend Oreille: Captain Wes Jones. This is my tribute to a man who showed me wonders of nature on the lake, shared his poetry, and brought more
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The folks in Idaho’s historic mining town of Wallace will use any excuse for a celebration. For instance, this is the place they had a funeral for a stop light, a parade for a tombstone, and a national press conference for a man-hole cover. So in 2016 when the State of Idaho decreed each April
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Since 1913, outdoor enthusiasts around the Spokane region have been learning to ski, building facilities for skiers, and creating events that showcase the sport of skiing. Spokane has never developed a significant reputation as a destination ski town; however, almost everyone agrees that the Mt. Spokane Ski & Recreation Area is a jewel and that
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For her warm-up run, Susan Armstrong shoots down Swift Creek and speeds toward Heaven. Her demeanor is relaxed and easy, but she’s fast. Her yellow coat and orange helmet glow like a tiny torch at the bottom of the run by the time I’ve made three turns through the hard-packed snow. I become very familiar
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