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SBA economic injury disaster loans available to Idaho small businesses
Boundary County small non-farm businesses may be eligible for low‑interest federal disaster loans from the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Belted Kingfishers: The rock star of the bird world
Belted Kingfishers: The rock star of the bird world
Veteran recalls World War II, Korean service
Dong served in the 411th Field Artillery in the European Theater, stationed in England and Germany. He was one of the approximately 20,000 Chinese Americans who served. Later, he served stateside with the Army National Guard during the Korean War.
Why did the IRS destroy 30 million paper returns?
Americans spend millions of hours and billions of dollars filing their taxes. At the very least the Internal Revenue Service should open, read, process and protect what Americans send them.
ISP program to offer addiction treatment, not arrest
Pilot program offers addiction treatment, not arrest
Flooding covers farm land
January
Bees to Bears, and a new slug
BONNERS FERRY — The Boundary-Smith Creek Wildlife Management Area has been under construction in an effort to restore 250 acres of lowland habitat.
Developer helps those in need
I am writing this letter in response to a letter that has been touted as the truth about Jimmy Ball and his actions concerning the development of his property.
From the Archives
This great photograph from the 1948 Flood was used in the Do You Remember Column years ago by Bob Gunter. It shows a ‘boil’ on Bonner Street, to the west of the Spokane International/Union Pacific Railroad ‘viaduct.’
'He ain't from around here' doesn't factor in
Cops are the same wherever you go. I was a cop for 33 years. I trained extensively with cops from all over the world, including military special ops folks. Never in all of those years did, “you ain’t from around here,” ever factor into whether a person could do a job or not.
58 wolf tags sold in county on first day
Far North Outfitters took in $1,500 Monday for selling licenses for Idaho Department of Fish and Game — about a third of that came from hunters who purchased 46 wolf tags from the Bonners Ferry store.
Sittin' Here Thinkin'
Today, I want to share with you my trip to the WWII Memorial in Washington D.C. Inland Northwest Honor Flight had chosen 35 veterans to make the flight back to Washington along with an excellent group of volunteers called “guardians.” We flew from Spokane to Salt Lake, and then on to Baltimore, Maryland. Upon arrival, we were shuttled to the Hilton Hotel where we ended the day with an outstanding dinner.
Sears to close 79 stores across United States, incuding Idaho
HOFFMAN ESTATES, Ill. (AP) — Florida will be hit the hardest by the closing of Sears and Kmart stores, losing 11, according to a preliminary list of 79 planned closures released Thursday.
Geraldine (Geri) C. Todd
Geraldine (Geri) C. Todd peacefully passed away in her sleep July 28, 2022. She had been living at the Extended Care Facility in Bonners Ferry since suffering from a stroke in 2022.
Paving on Deep Creek Loop to begin in September
An overlay of the existing pavement on Deep Creek Loop will begin on or about Sept. 1.
Sheriff's Log
March 15, 2017
Election Process
There still is a lot of talk about last Novembers election in the news, and how Russia may have influenced the election. Every intelligence organization as well as congress are looking into the possible corruption of the election process.
Local senior evicted, community looking to help
A Boundary County senior has been evicted and the community is coming together to move her before winter sets in.
Well intended program turned into mud
The Boundary County Fire Safe program received a cash infusion as part of a $435,000 federal stimulus from the Department of Homeland Security.
Motorcycle rally riding into town
The first-ever 2 The Border Motorcycle Rally, an all-rider event to Jake’s Landing at Porthill is coming at the end of July. For three days, July 28 to July 30 motorcyclists will be meeting up at the northern border to camp, meet up and ride.