Bright fall colors invite you to capture the majesty

I notice the changing color of the leaves and the swift passage of these autumn days. While driving last week-end along the Kootenai river, past Deep Creek to the Selkirk Mountains, up Myrtle Creek road and through the Burton Creek drainage I felt a slight chill in the air, shadows are lengthening earlier each day and the rustle of leaves underfoot all signal autumn’s arrival.

By Ron Smith

I am writing in response to aspersions cast against county commissioners in a guest opinion published in last week's Bonners Ferry Herald by Donna Capurso, whose comments were untruthful, misleading and inflammatory.

We must stand up against attacks on libraries

It is essential we send a strong message that those who attack our libraries and promote censorship are free to practice their religion. However, they are not free to violate our Constitution or our laws.

DYW Iacolucci to help select this year's DYW

Cali Iacolucci, the 2021-2022 Distinguished Young Woman of Bonners Ferry, will take the stage at the Becker Auditorium on April 30 at the DYW scholarship program to help select the new DYW from the 11 juniors participating in the program.

I now pronounce you February the Freak

Ken Carpenter

Paul Bonnell: Best Teacher and Musician

BONNERS FERRY — Paul Bonnell has been reaching out and positively affecting lives for many years, not only through teaching, but also music. The impact he has made was evident in the 2019 voting results for the Best of Boundary County, where Bonnell was voted Best Teacher at a Local School, and Best Musician.

PHD: COVID-19 vaccine appointments for children 5-11 open in North Idaho

The vaccine’s safety was studied in approximately 3,100 children age 5 through 11 who received the vaccine and no serious side effects have been detected in the ongoing study.

Mountaintop Plumbing comes to town

When Mike and Terisa Dunson visited Bonners Ferry in 2020 to see her father, they didn’t realize it would be a life changing trip.

Folks, I have some questions

Idaho Senate race

Rex remodel just the start for Chouinard

A letter from Boundary County School District Superintendent Gary Pflueger

Friends of Boundary County Schools,

Stealing Memorial Day memorabilia is grave robbery

On May 28, 2003 my wife and I experienced the worst possible horror in life; we lost our son Layne Hyrum Piippo. Layne was buried on top of his great great grandmother Thelma Dillin. You might wonder why I am bringing up this tragic event more than four years later.

Boundary Bounce now open

Come bounce around at the new Boundary Bounce at the old Yoder’s Market store location.

Theft of a young man's motorcycle cruel

I've lived in Bonners Ferry for better than 20 years of my life, most being childhood and high school years.

I'm a chicken superintendent

My name is Mike Weland, and I'm an unrecovered volunteer.

Standing up to honor Garner

BONNERS FERRY — For more than 30 years, Conrad Garner has touched the lives of so many students and parents, and the evidence of that came on Friday, Feb. 7, when a surprise retirement recognition event was held in his honor.

Marketing attempts for the nerdy and esoteric

When you’re on the hunt for a gift this week, don’t forget to shop local.

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Revived library bill advances in Idaho Legislature

The Idaho House of Representatives to vote on replacement to last year’s vetoed library bill

A new bill seeking to prohibit public and school libraries from making “material harmful to minors” available to children under 18 is heading to the floor of the Idaho House of Representatives for a vote.

BCSD notifies parents and guardians right to inspect and review student records

Boundary County School District #101 hereby notifies parents and guardians that they have the right to inspect and review student records. Student records include accident and student conduct reports and data, standardized test data, health information and directory information.