It’s not quite the season for finding Girl Scout cookies at the grocery store, but you can still pre-order them. You just won’t get them until after March 23rd, but if you order them now, there’s a chance you’ll forget about it so when they arrive, you’ll be pleasantly surprised.

To pre-order, you have to call the Girl Scouts and they’ll set you up with a local troop to order from. The phone number is 1 (800) 827-9478.

Their on-location sales start on March 23rd until April 15th.

Silver Mountain invites you to come celebrate Jackass Day on Friday, as the resort pays homage to its humble beginnings with retro lift ticket prices.

Silver Mountain is offering $11 lift tickets (plus tax) for a day of skiing, snowboarding and a party at Moguls, where guests can enjoy complimentary cake at 2pm.

Jackass Ski Bowl on Wardner Peak opened to the public in January 1968 with a single Riblet chair.   After four years, the name was changed to Silverhorn Ski Area.  Then in 1990, it became known as Silver Mountain, after a major expansion of trails on Kellogg Peak

"We have a lot of guests who have been coming here since the late 60's and early 70's and have fascinating stories of the early days at Jackass Ski Bowl and the Tamarack Lodge," said general manager Jeff Colburn, via a Silver Mountain press release.

Guests are encouraged to wear or bring their Jackass Ski Bowl and Silverhorn Ski Area logo wear.

Doyle Wheeler approaches life just like he does pens; everything is possible. Throw anything his way and he will make it work for him.

The first lathe Wheeler ever received was from his father. He tinkered with it off and on, not really committing to the craft but enjoying the rhythm of turning a pen. The first ones he ever made became Christmas gifts for family and friends but he insists they weren't any good.

It's what every budding artist – excuse me, craftsman – would say of their early work.

Craftsmanship is in Wheeler's blood. His grandparents built their home in Spokane from the ground up.