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COVID-19 Information - Jan. 31, 2021

The latest novel coronavirus numbers from the region, state and country.

COVID-19 Information - Jan. 30, 2021

The latest novel coronavirus numbers from the region, state and country.

COVID-19 Information - Jan. 29, 2021

The latest novel coronavirus numbers from the region, state and country.

Dukes Claybusters earn letters, honors

Team continues to lead Big Sky I Net Youth Division

Dukes Claybusters, the Bonners Ferry High School Trap Club is still leading the Big Sky I Net Youth Division, after the fourth week of competition.

YMCA Launches Free Reset Challenge

YMCA Launches Free RESET Challenge Feb 1 – Mar 14

Court Records - Jan. 25, 2021

Court records for Jan. 25, 2021

Tuesday's Trouble - Week 18

Tuesday's Trouble - Week 18

Festival of Hearts Cupid's Dessert Dash Raffle

Fry Healthcare Foundation is excited to announce they are hosting a special raffle event on Feb. 12 to raise funds for a new surgical table for Boundary Community Hospital.

COVID-19 Information - Jan. 28, 2021

The latest novel coronavirus numbers from the region, state and country.

DYW announces Zoom orientation meeting

Distinguished Young Women is holding an orientation for interested high school junior girls will be held Friday, Jan. 29, at 6 p.m. via Zoom.

From the Archives - Jan. 28, 2021

This week, the Boundary County Museum explores the history of “Jean and Monk’s Texaco Service.”

This Week In History - Jan. 28, 2021

Boundary County's people, places and events — as shared by the Boundary County Museum.

BFHS Sports Schedule - Jan. 28-Feb. 3

BFHS Sports Schedule - Jan. 28 -Feb. 3

Hoary Marmot, he 'whistles' while he works

Known to live in mountainous areas high up in the alpine, marmots look a lot like a giant squirrel.

Boundary County Sheriff's Log 01/18-01/26

Boundary County Sheriff’s Log

Finding the positive in wearing masks

The good thing about the COVID-19 pandemic.

Thoughts on the election, Capitol riot and politics

I spent a great deal of time crafting a response to Elsie Hollenbeck's letter. I feel she is very mistaken on several points but after getting done I found it impossible to pare it down to 1,500 characters. So I will need to speak to the overlying theme, Trump and his supporters are bad.

Our leaders must build a path toward healing

An ordinary citizen who believes in God, country, the Constitution, and this beloved Planet Earth, and all humanity.

Blumenauer waives preliminary hearing, arraignment in February

Blumenauer waives his rights to a preliminary hearing; the case will move on to arraignment in District Court under Judge Barbara Buchanan on Wednesday, Feb. 3.

Legislative group announces Idaho Conservative Agenda

Legislators have been busy meeting the new House and Senate members, attending committee meetings, and drafting their proposed legislation.

Health measures are proven science, not fake news

While not 100% perfect, masks, social distancing, and vaccinations are proven to be effective in reducing this virus threat to health and life.

Eric Marti facing criminal rape charges

In a criminal complaint filed by Boundary County Detective Caleb Watts on Dec. 8, the complaint alleges two counts of rape against Eric Steven Marti.

Badgers basketball defeat Timberlake, maintain winning streak

Boys varsity basketball built on their winning streak and defeated a well rounded Timberlake team on Saturday, Jan. 23, by a score of 74-65.

House votes to remove gathering limitations

The Idaho House chambers voted in the majority for HCR 2, by a vote 55-15 in favor of the resolution removing limit restrictions on gatherings due to COVID-19.

Girls basketball performs well, loses to Timberlake

Girls Basketball played strong but weren’t enough to defeat IML leaders’ Timberlake on Jan. 23, finishing with a score of 53-39

Veteran honored for 27 years as post commander

Raymond Hinthorn, 81, was just honored by the Disabled American Veterans Bonners Ferry Chapter 28, for his work and dedication to the organization and veteran community.

Panhandle Health board to meet on masks

Mandate expiring; board will decide next steps

The health board's five-county mask mandate is set to expire by the end of January.

Student earns spot on GU dean's list

A Boundary County resident has earned placement on the Gonzaga University dean's list for fall semester 2020. Students must earn a 3.5 to 3.84 grade-point average to be listed.

Cattlewoman, cattlemen announce scholarship

The Bonner County Cattlewomen and Cattlemen are pleased to announce that they will again be offering a $1,000 scholarship.

Community Calendar - Jan. 28 - Feb. 3

Community Calendar - January 28 - February 3

SAR announces grant application deadline

Selkirk Association of Realtors is now accepting applications for grant awards to be given in June. Applications for funding this year must be received at the association office no later than April 16, 2021.

Historical Society Annual Meeting Postponed

Boundary County Historical Society’s Annual Meeting has been postponed until the Spring of 2021.

New Picnic Tables for Rotary Park

When the Bonners Ferry Rotary Club took over Lions Den Park in 2019, they knew there was work to be done before to bring it back to the “glory days.”

COVID-19 has profound impact on region's businesses, governments

There isn’t a business of any size or category that wasn’t impacted by the novel coronavirus pandemic. Whether it was staff shortage prompted by stay-home orders or social distancing restrictions forcing businesses that were deemed non-essential to close, all were affected and all paid a cost

Winter food distribution event announced

A free mobile food distribution is planned for Friday, Jan. 29, from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. — or until supplies run out. The food distribution will take place in the church's parking lot, 1900 Pine St., across from the YMCA.

Legals for January, 28 2021

BFHS Sports Schedule - Jan. 28-Feb. 3

BFHS Sports Schedule - Jan. 28 -Feb. 3

Boundary County Sheriff's Log 01/18-01/26

Boundary County Sheriff’s Log

NIC trustee Wood calls for chair to resign

Email from president details concerns about Banducci

North Idaho College trustees feud over comments

COVID-19 Information - Jan. 27, 2021

The latest novel coronavirus numbers from the region, state and country.

Community Calendar - Jan. 28 - Feb. 3

Community Calendar - January 28 - February 3

New Picnic Tables for Rotary Park

When the Bonners Ferry Rotary Club took over Lions Den Park in 2019, they knew there was work to be done before to bring it back to the “glory days.”

Veteran honored for 27 years as post commander

Raymond Hinthorn, 81, was just honored by the Disabled American Veterans Bonners Ferry Chapter 28, for his work and dedication to the organization and veteran community.

Panhandle Health board to meet on masks

Mandate expiring; board will decide next steps

The health board's five-county mask mandate is set to expire by the end of January.

Festival of Hearts Cupid's Dessert Dash Raffle

Fry Healthcare Foundation is excited to announce they are hosting a special raffle event on Feb. 12 to raise funds for a new surgical table for Boundary Community Hospital.

Girls basketball performs well, loses to Timberlake

Girls Basketball played strong but weren’t enough to defeat IML leaders’ Timberlake on Jan. 23, finishing with a score of 53-39

Last of 4 domestic terrorists sentenced to 55 years in jail

SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — The last of four domestic terrorists who robbed banks and planted bombs in the Spokane region in 1996 has been resentenced to 55 years in federal prison.

YMCA Launches Free Reset Challenge

YMCA Launches Free RESET Challenge Feb 1 – Mar 14

Tuesday's Trouble - Week 18

Tuesday's Trouble - Week 18

Virus puts jury trials on hold

Five in county jail accused of murder or attempted murder

Five people currently held in the Kootenai County Jail on charges of murder or attempted murder are currently held in the Kootenai County Jail, awaiting trial.

Grizzly, 34, confirmed as Yellowstone region's known oldest

A 34-year-old grizzly bear captured in southwestern Wyoming has been confirmed as the oldest on record in the Yellowstone region, Wyoming wildlife officials said.

COVID-19 Information - Jan. 26, 2021

The latest novel coronavirus numbers from the region, state and country.

House votes to remove gathering limitations

The Idaho House chambers voted in the majority for HCR 2, by a vote 55-15 in favor of the resolution removing limit restrictions on gatherings due to COVID-19.

Court Records 01/25/21

Court Records 01/25/21

Badgers basketball defeat Timberlake, maintain winning streak

Boys varsity basketball built on their winning streak and defeated a well rounded Timberlake team on Saturday, Jan. 23, by a score of 74-65.

COVID-19 Information - Jan. 23, 2021

The latest novel coronavirus numbers from the region, state and country.

COVID-19 Information - Jan. 22, 2021

The latest novel coronavirus numbers from the region, state and country.

Pandemic year one: How our lives changed

Residents overcame uncertainty and stress; now they’re looking to reconnect

Once upon a time, a 35-year-old man from Snohomish — a town of a little more than 10,000 people in western Washington, barely 300 miles away — felt run down and fatigued.

Idaho legislators head back to Boise

Your northern Idaho legislators have gone south for the winter again. Representative Sage Dixon, Representative Heather Scott, and Senator Jim Woodward arrived in Boise this past week for the first session of the 66th Idaho Legislature.

HUD designates EnVision centers to serve Boundary, Bonner County

HUD EnVision Centers serve as "one-stop" service hubs for individuals and households that need a range of social, health, educational and other services to help them become self-sufficient.

City Council Discusses Pre-approval for Purchases

City Administrator Lisa Ailport put forth a proposal to change contract authorization policies and purchases of goods and services.

North Idaho Cereal School workshops on Jan. 27

This year's North Idaho Cereal School will be presented in two morning segments on Wednesday, Jan. 27, and Thursday, Jan. 28, from 8:30, am to 11 am via Zoom.

Blumenaur charged with 4 counts of lewd acts, community shocked

Police Department Assistant Chief Marty Ryan issued a criminal complaint on Jan. 12, 2021, against William Austin Blumenauer, alleging he did willfully and lewdly committed lascivious acts with the body of a minor under the age of 16, community speaks out in shock of allegations.

Bonners Ferry girls complete sweep of Spartans

Bonners Ferry completed a season sweep of Priest River girls basketball on Tuesday night, dominating the Spartans 56-9.

Boys basketball goes into overtime, wins with 4 players on court

Badgers boys basketball deliver a last-minute upset against Kellogg in overtime in a hard-fought game that ultimately saw badgers persevere with a 75-70 score.

Court Records 01/18/21

Court Records 01/18/21

Treat Your Sweetheart This Valentine's Day

Heather Hodges likes sweets. So much so, her husband nicknamed her “Hummingbird” because she drinks sugar water.

IF&G tagging white-tailed deer, hopes to learn survival rate

The Panhandle region is the base location for multiyear research conducted by Idaho Fish and Game to check animals’ survival, particularly the white-tailed deer.

Idaho National Guard sent more than 300 soldiers and airmen to Washington, D.C.

The Idaho National Guard sent more than 300 Soldiers and Airmen to Washington, D.C.

BFHS Sports schedule Jan. 21 to Jan. 27

BFHS Sports Schedule Jan. 21 to Jan. 27

Memorial fund created for Shannon, Alicia Taylor

The Alicia and Shannon Memorial Fund has been set up at Mountain West Bank, to help with Funeral and Medical Expenses. Rob and Alicia shared a decade together, so If you want to send condolences, please mail to Rob Dellenback 512 Moyie River Rd. B.F. ID. 83805

Idaho Foodbank announces IdahoKind campaign, $100,000 match challenge

The Idaho Foodbank has announced the launch of IdahoKind – the organization’s first fundraising and awareness campaign inspired by the generosity of Duane and Lori Stueckle. The campaign kicked off Monday, Jan. 18 during the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday and will run through Feb. 14.

Fulcher is not working for us, America

I have been a moderate Republican for 50-plus years but I, for one, will work to unseat Russ Fulcher.

A winter adventure drive

Winter scenes as captured by local photographer Robert Kalberg.

This Week In History - Jan. 21, 2021

Boundary County's people, places and events — as shared by the Boundary County Museum.

From the Archives - Jan. 21, 2021

Earl Clinton DeWolf, who worked for many years at logging camps in Idaho, Montana, and British Columbia, had an avid interest in photography.

Supporters share Trump's responsibility for Capitol attack

Everyone who voted for Trump shares in the responsibility for the violent attack on our Capitol, government and country.

The difference between a mule deer and a whitetail deer

The more I see of deer, the more I admire them. They make their way into the heart of the roughest country, across canyons, streams, valleys and fields, showing their strength and beauty.

Fulcher can do a lot to end divisiveness

According to our local paper Congressman Russ Fulcher has called for an end to divisiveness.

Family Forester Annual Workshop

Annual Family Foresters Workshop to be held via Zom on Friday, January 22, 2021

SPORTS: BFHS wrestling sweeps IML foes

BFHS wrestling update for Jan. 21

Community Calendar - January 21st - January 27th

Calendar - January 21st - January 27th

Tuesday's Trouble - Week 17

Tuesday’s Trouble have finished seventeen weeks of bowling

COVID-19 Information - Jan. 21, 2021

The latest novel coronavirus numbers from the region, state and country.

Legals for January, 21 2021

Eric Marti facing criminal rape charges

In a criminal complaint filed by Boundary County Detective Caleb Watts on Dec. 8, the complaint alleges two counts of rape against Eric Steven Marti.

City Council Discusses Pre-approval for Purchases

City Administrator Lisa Ailport put forth a proposal to change contract authorization policies and purchases of goods and services.

Treat Your Sweetheart This Valentine's Day

Heather Hodges likes sweets. So much so, her husband nicknamed her “Hummingbird” because she drinks sugar water.

COVID-19 Information - Jan. 20, 2020

The latest novel coronavirus numbers from the region, state and country.

Community Calendar - January 21st - January 27th

Calendar - January 21st - January 27th

Tuesday's Trouble - Week 17

Tuesday’s Trouble have finished seventeen weeks of bowling

Family Forester Annual Workshop

Annual Family Foresters Workshop to be held via Zom on Friday, January 22, 2021

COVID-19 Information - Jan. 19, 2021

The latest novel coronavirus numbers from the region, state and country.

BFHS Sports schedule Jan. 21 to Jan. 27

BFHS Sports Schedule Jan. 21 to Jan. 27

Memorial fund created for Shannon, Alicia Taylor

The Alicia and Shannon Memorial Fund has been set up at Mountain West Bank, to help with Funeral and Medical Expenses. Rob and Alicia shared a decade together, so If you want to send condolences, please mail to Rob Dellenback 512 Moyie River Rd. B.F. ID. 83805

Court Records 01/18/21

Court Records 01/18/21

Boys basketball goes into overtime, wins with 4 players on court

Badgers boys basketball deliver a last-minute upset against Kellogg in overtime in a hard-fought game that ultimately saw badgers persevere with a 75-70 score.

Boys basketball goes into overtime, wins with 4 players on court

Badgers boys basketball deliver a last-minute upset against Kellogg in overtime in a hard-fought game that ultimately saw badgers persevere with a 75-70 score.

Historical Society Annual Meeting Postponed

Boundary County Historical Society’s Annual Meeting has been postponed until the Spring of 2021.

COVID-19 Information - Jan. 17, 2021

The latest novel coronavirus numbers from the region, state and country.

COVID-19 Information - Jan. 16, 2021

The latest novel coronavirus numbers from the region, state and country.

Football Program: 'I am shocked and disgusted to learn of the allegations against volunteer coach Bill Blumenauer.'

As the person having oversight of the Bonners Ferry fifth and sixth grade football program, I am shocked and disgusted to learn of the allegations against volunteer coach Bill Blumenauer.

Idaho National Guard sent more than 300 soldiers and airmen to Washington, D.C.

The Idaho National Guard sent more than 300 Soldiers and Airmen to Washington, D.C.

IF&G tagging white-tailed deer, hopes to learn survival rate

The Panhandle region is the base location for multiyear research conducted by Idaho Fish and Game to check animals’ survival, particularly the white-tailed deer.

COVID-19 Information - Jan. 15, 2021

The latest novel coronavirus numbers from the region, state and country.

4 charges of lewd conduct with a minor filed against youth leader

Police Department Assistant Chief Marty Ryan issued a criminal complaint on Jan. 12, 2021, against defendant William Austin Blumenauer alleging he did willfully and lewdly committed lascivious acts with the body of a minor under the age of 16.

Dukes Claybusters leading in league shooting

The results are in for the first week Jan. 2 and 3, 2021, for the winter league competition.

An open letter to fellow Americans

The Kootenai County Task Force on Human Relations has spent the past 40 years promoting civil and human rights as enshrined in the ideals of democracy that encompasses promoting freedom, equality, equity and justice for each individual.

Power outages due to wind

Wednesday morning saw power outages and wind and flood advisories for Bonner, Boundary and Kootenai counties.

Russ Fulcher urges an end to divisiveness

Rep. Russ Fulcher (R-Idaho) wrote a letter to Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi urging Democrats to forgo an impeachment process and reiterated those same sentiments on the house floor as they debated to impeach President Donald Trump for a historic second attempt.

COVID-19 Information - Jan. 14, 2021

The latest novel coronavirus numbers from the region, state and country.

Living in a winter wonderland

Winter scenes as captured by local photographer Robert Kalberg.

Residents raise concerns about land offers

At the beginning of the year, a number of Boundary County landowners began finding letters in the mail with an offer to purchase land parcels. For many, it immediately raised a lot of red flags.

Valley View honors students for generosity

December was the month of generosity for Valley View Elementary and staff recently honored many students for demonstrating generous behavior.

This Week In History - Jan. 14, 2021

Boundary County's people, places and events — as shared by the Boundary County Museum.

Community Calendar - Jan. 14 - Jan. 20

Community Calendar - Jan. 14 - Jan. 20

From the Archives - Jan. 14, 2021

The Panhandle Café was opened in 1977 by Wes Dietz.

Betty Jo (Jo) Arnold

Betty Jo (Jo) Arnold passed away on January 6, 2021, in Bonners Ferry, Idaho.

VFW Post hosts annual chili cook-off

The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3326 hosted their third annual chili cook-off competition to benefit the many charitable causes the VFW Post conducts year-round.

Weather rhymes and folklore

Before there was a weather channel, weather apps for your smartphone, Doppler radar, or the National Weather Service, our ancestors were busy observing their natural surroundings and noticed that animal behavior, clouds, and other elements of nature gave clues about the weather to come.

What happens when you're feeling uninspired?

Ahhh, two weeks into the new year. It’s a great time to reflect on the year prior, if you haven’t already.

The dishonorable Russ Fulcher trying to subvert democracy

As the only Idaho congressional representative to try and subvert democracy by suggesting that the presidential election was rife with voter fraud, despite these lies being completely debunked, Mr. Fulcher dishonored the oath he took to support and defend the Constitution of the United States.

Let's come together in these unsettled times

This is a letter to all of us: conservatives, liberals, moderates, Republicans, Democrats, men, women, children.

So much for 'God Bless America'

Concerning the shooting of an unarmed female veteran protester in the neck by a Capitol Police officer, the reason given was, "he had no other choice." That reason seems to have satisfied any media concern as there has been no more said about the incident.

Internet contract raises many questions

Wow! EL Automation was given $914,000 to install internet in Moyie Springs. Butt, was there no internet before? No Frontier? No Ziply? Only 100-plus houses had internet?

Badger wrestlers compete at Rollie Lane invite

BFHS wrestling for Jan. 14

Rotary Club Annual Calendar Raffle

Banners Ferry Rotary Club is holding their annual calendar raffle.

Ansley tops 1,000 career points in BFHS victory

Holly Ansley leads the girls Badgers basketball to dominate Priest River with a final score of 61-24, allowing Ansley to surpass 1000 career points.

Conservation Reserve Program open enrollment

Conservation Reserve Program open enrollment

Residents raise concerns about land offers

Boundary County landowners receive offers to purchase land.

Tuesday's Trouble

Tuesday's Trouble - week sixteen

Hearings pending in Hurst slaying

Two people implicated in the murder of Brandon Vern Hurst in the Upper Pack River Valley last November are waiving their rights to speedy preliminary hearings in Bonner County Magistrate Court.

Gov. Little gave his State of the State address, historic tax relief cuts

Gov. Brad Little gave his State of The State address remotely from a Statehouse auditorium, a break from tradition when Idaho lawmakers would generally listen at a packed house chambers floor.

Parler servers shutdown, files lawsuit

Parler recently lost access to Apple and Google’s app store this weekend, but Amazon Web Services has canceled hosting services for Parler.

Kootenai Valley Resource Initiative hosts meeting Jan. 25

Kootenai Valley Resource Initiative

Tony Navarro's children receive gifts from Green Bay Packers

Boundary County Sheriff Dave Kramer reached out to the Green Bay Packers to inform them of the loss of a devoted fan, and the National Football League team responded.

Idaho Awarded $6 Million Grant to Support Early Childhood Learning and School Readiness

Idaho Awarded $6 Million Grant to Support Early Childhood Learning and School Readiness

BFHS Sports Schedule - Jan. 14-20, 2021

BFHS Sports Schedule for Jan. 14-20, 2021.

Court records - Jan. 11, 2021

Court records for Jan. 11, 2021.

Clayton C. Onstott

Clayton C. Onstott passed away in the late afternoon, Dec. 28, 2020, at the Schneidmiller House in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.

Boundary County Library to begin winter reading program

Boundary County library will start its winter reading program on Jan. 20, 2021. This year’s theme pays homage to some of your favorite childhood board games.

Increasing retirement savings opportunities

Saving for retirement is important but often difficult, especially when faced with the increased uncertainty of the pandemic.

Legals for January, 14 2021

Elderly Idahoans closer to front of vaccine line

Gov. Brad Little said Tuesday the arrival of a vaccine positions the state in the final round in its fight against COVID-19.

Power Outages Due to Wind

Wednesday morning saw power outages and wind and flood advisories for Bonner, Boundary and Kootenai counties.

Residents Raise Concerns About Land Offers

At the beginning of the year, a number of Boundary County landowners began finding letters in the mail with an offer to purchase land parcels. For many, it immediately raised a lot of red flags.

Community Calendar - Jan. 14 - Jan. 20

Community Calendar - Jan. 14 - Jan. 20

Rotary Club Annual Calendar Raffle

Banners Ferry Rotary Club is holding their annual calendar raffle.

Schweitzer dims night skiing

SANDPOINT — Schweitzer Mountain Resort is dimming out night skiing over the Martin Luther King holiday due to a "overwhelming" lack of compliance with mask requirements in lift lines and lodges at the resort.

Rep. Scott, colleagues introduce measures to limit Gov. Little's emergency power

The House State Affairs Committee introduced three new measures aimed at limiting the governor’s emergency powers. All three measures were approved for an introduction on voice votes without objection; that clears the way for full hearings.

Tuesday's Trouble

Tuesday's Trouble - week sixteen

Idaho tops list for inbound migration

Idaho had the highest percentage of inbound migration among states experiencing more than 250 moves with United Van Lines for the second consecutive year.

COVID-19 Information - Jan. 12, 2021

The latest novel coronavirus numbers from the region, state and country.

BFHS Sports Schedule 01/14-01/20

BFHS Sports Schedule 01/14-01/20

Court records 01/11/21

Court Records

Gov. Little gave his State of the State address, historic tax relief cuts

Gov. Brad Little gave his State of The State address remotely from a Statehouse auditorium, a break from tradition when Idaho lawmakers would generally listen at a packed house chambers floor.

Parler servers shutdown, files lawsuit

Parler recently lost access to Apple and Google’s app store this weekend, but Amazon Web Services has canceled hosting services for Parler.

COVID-19 Information - Jan. 9, 2021

The latest novel coronavirus numbers from the region, state and country.

Kootenai Valley Resource Initiative hosts meeting Jan. 25

Kootenai Valley Resource Initiative

Crapo wont support any process to remove Trump

Sen. Mike Crapo, R-Idaho, said Thursday afternoon it is unlikely he would support the removal of President Donald Trump after a Wednesday protest among Trump supporters in Washington, D.C., de-evolved into a violent riot, leaving the nation shaken and at least one protester dead.

COVID-19 Information - Jan. 8, 2021

The latest novel coronavirus numbers from the region, state and country.

Hearings pending in Hurst slaying

Two people implicated in the murder of Brandon Vern Hurst in the Upper Pack River Valley last November are waiving their rights to speedy preliminary hearings in Bonner County Magistrate Court.

Fulcher objects to Electoral College certification

U.S. House Rep. Russ Fulcher (R-Idaho) released a video objecting to the Electoral College certification.

Tony Navarro's children receive gifts from Green Bay Packers

Boundary County Sheriff Dave Kramer reached out to the Green Bay Packers to inform them of the loss of a devoted fan, and the National Football League team responded.

Sally Dutson

Heaven’s gates were opened for Sally Dutson at the age of 83 on Jan. 1, 2021, in Bonners Ferry, Idaho.

Tuesday's Trouble

The Tuesday's Trouble have finished 15 weeks of bowling

Boundary county court records 01/04/21

Boundary County court records 01/04/21

BFHS sports schedule Jan. 7 to Jan. 13

BFHS sports schedule

COVID-19 Information - Jan. 6, 2021

The latest novel coronavirus numbers from the region, state and country.

Female leadership in the civil rights movement

Monday, January 18, is Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Day. From 1955 to 1968, King was the face and voice of the Civil Rights Movement, at least to outsiders. In fact, the Movement had many faces and voices.

This Week In History - Jan. 7, 2021

Boundary County's people, places and events — as shared by the Boundary County Museum.

From the Archives - Jan. 7, 2021

This is a wonderful postcard of the International Boundary Line between Eastport, Boundary County, Idaho, and Kingsgate, British Columbia, Canada.

Wildlife adapts to the rigors of winter

With things a little out of wack this winter, we can all count on one thing — snow! It’s cold outside! When it gets cold what do you do? I put on a warm sweater, stay inside and have a hot cup of coffee! Animals can’t put on a sweater, so what do they do in winter? Winter is cold and there is less food around.

SPORTS: BFHS girls lose at Sandpoint

BFHS girls basketball

Clayton C. Onstott

Clayton C. Onstott passed away in the late afternoon, December 28, 2020, at the Schneidmiller House in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.

Performance Evaluation of Idaho State Response to Alzheimer's and Dementia

Office of Performance Evaluations releases findings on state response to Alzheimer's and related dementias.

Linda Suzanne (Niemiec) Riekena

Linda Suzanne (Niemiec) Riekena passed away December 28, 2020, with her loving husband Kim by her side.

Bryan Wayne Krichbaum

Bryan Wayne Krichbaum passed away on December 25, 2020, in a motor vehicle collision near Naples, Idaho. He was 35 years old.

Loretta Elizabeth (Liz) Jones

Loretta Elizabeth (Liz) Jones passed away on January 2, 2021, at Sunset Home Assisted Living facility near Bonners Ferry, Idaho. Graveside services were held at Grandview Cemetery on January 9, 2021.

VFW Post 3622 gift blankets to veterans at Restorium

A mysterious woman named Cindy donated blankets to veterans at all Veterans of Foreign Wars posts in the Idaho panhandle.

Bushnell Law Offers Free Estate Planning Classes

Bushnell Law Offers Free Estate Planning Classes

Cozy Covers for Seniors

Cozy Covers for Senior Laps

City Council approve of COVID-19 leave policy

City Council conducted the first meeting to start the year with Mayor Richard Staples absent but council members Rick Alonzo, Ron Smith, Adam Arthur attended in person and Valerie Thompson attended through zoom.

Kindergarten readiness needs more attention

Parents and educators hear a lot about how important it is for our young students to be able to read at an early age. Studies show that children still struggling to read by the end of the third grade fall further and further behind and many never catch up before they graduate from high school.

So you say that you're a patriot

So, you say you are a patriot. Are you also an Oath Keeper? Do you believe in the concepts of governance put forth in the Constitution? Do you believe in the American way of basic rights, rule of law, and respect for governmental institutions?

A Winter Wonderland in Boundary County

Winter scenes as captured by local photographer Robert Kalberg.

Legals for January, 7 2021

Idaho lawmakers condemn the violence in Washington

Idaho lawmakers have voiced concerns about the storming of congressional chambers and disrupting the Electoral College certification process.

Bushnell Law Offers Free Estate Planning Classes

Bushnell Law Offers Free Estate Planning Classes

COVID-19 Information - Jan. 6, 2021

The latest novel coronavirus numbers from the region, state and country.

Cozy Covers for Seniors

Cozy Covers for Senior Laps

Fulcher objects to Electoral College certification

U.S. House Rep. Russ Fulcher (R-Idaho) released a video objecting to the Electoral College certification.

Tuesday's Trouble

The Tuesday's Trouble have finished 15 weeks of bowling

COVID-19 Information - Jan. 5, 2021

The latest novel coronavirus numbers from the region, state and country.

Boundary county court records 01/04/21

Boundary County court records 01/04/21

Community calendar - Jan. 7 - Jan. 13

Community Calendar - Jan. 7 - Jan. 13

BFHS sports schedule Jan. 7 to Jan. 13

BFHS sports schedule

COVID-19 Information - Jan. 3, 2021

The latest novel coronavirus numbers from the region, state and country.

Memorial fund created for Krichbaum, fatal crash victim

A GoFundMe account has been set up by Richard Allan for Beverly Krichbaum, mother of Bryan Krichbaum, who passed away in a car crash in Naples on Christmas day.