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An Idaho butcher bringing purpose and craftsmanship to the art of tallow making By Like Media Team In Athol, Idaho, where hard work and heart often meet, Lady Butcheress stands as a reflection of both. Owner Samantha Means, a former U.S. Marine turned butcher, built her business around a simple truth: women can embrace strength and femininity without compromise. Her company name emodies that message: women can remain entirely feminine while doing the hard, hands-on work often

Photo by Victoria Belle Photography A family of local restaurants built on comfort, quality, and connection By Like Media Team Across Coeur d’Alene, Hayden Lake, and Spokane, the lights glow a little warmer in winter. Inside, there’s the low hum of conversation, the smell of a meal cooking from scratch, and the comfort of knowing you’ll probably see a familiar face. Together, Moon Time, The Porch, The Elk, Two Seven, and El Que form a family of neighborhood restaurants built

Where vision meets craftsmanship and collaboration By Like Media Team In the world of luxury homes, the difference between a beautiful space and a truly remarkable home often comes down to execution. LOFT THIRTY ONE, a North Idaho-based design-build firm founded by husband-and-wife duo Jodie and Wes Chapman, has redefined what it means to bring a client’s vision to life—going far beyond conventional design services. From their base in Sandpoint, LOFT THIRTY ONE blends creativ

January 10 The Garland Theater presents a special 35mm Film Night featuring the 1977 cult-classic hockey comedy, Slap Shot. This Saturday, the all-ages screening begins at 5 pm, followed by a 21+ screening at 8 pm. Admission is $10, and doors open 30 minutes before showtime. This authentic 35mm presentation captures the natural film grain, reel changeovers, and classic theatrical experience that digital projection cannot replicate. Featuring Paul Newman, Slap Shot delivers c

January 10 Local ballet students will bring the magic of Hans Christian Andersen’s The Snow Queen to the stage this Saturday at Gonzaga University’s Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center. Featuring the haunting music of Tuomas Kantelinen, Randall Michael Tobin, and others, the performance blends classical ballet, contemporary dance, and European folk dance to bring the timeless fairy tale to life. Watch as Gerda embarks on a heroic quest to rescue Kai from the enchantment