Democrat Party concerns for democracy seem hollow

I hope it is not lost on everyone that the Democrat Party, who are so concerned about “protecting democracy” have forced out the winner of the Democratic Primary race. They have further declared her the new presidential nominee well before considering any other potential challengers and well before the actual nominating convention. Where is democracy now?

Congress writes laws, not bureaucrats

Idaho was among 27 states that jointly implored the U.S. Supreme Court to scrap the Chevron doctrine.

From the Archives - Aug. 1, 2024

Lightning can have a variety of effects on a tree. What exactly happens depends upon several factors, including what kind of tree it is, how much moisture it contains, and the overall health of the tree at the time of the strike, and the intensity of the lightning strike.

This Week in History - Aug. 1, 2024

Local history in Boundary County, from Naples to Porthill, and from Bonners Ferry to Moyie Springs.

Boundary County Calendar - Aug. 1-11, 2024

Upcoming events, activities, and meetings taking place in Boundary County.

IDAHO FOOTBALL: Vandals opened fall practice Wednesday

All practices are open to the public. Idaho opens the season on the road against Oregon at Autzen Stadium in Eugene on Aug. 31.

Two Brews provides fun atmosphere along food and drinks

“Two Brews Coffee Co aims to provide a safe, fun atmosphere with amazing food and drinks for the community and those traveling through our slice of heaven,” co-owners Kailey Gardin and Jessica Stolley said.

Moyie Springs concerned with lack of law enforcement

Moyie Springs officials shared their frustrations with the lack of law enforcement presence at the July 22 joint County and Cities meeting,

Legals for August, 1 2024

AUG NIBJ: Starlink revolutionizes land value in North Idaho

North Idaho is experiencing a significant shift in its real estate landscape, thanks to groundbreaking advancements in technology and changing living preferences. Here is a breakdown of what these changes mean for local landowners.

AUG NIBJ: North Idaho Alliance Women of Impact: Networking 101

I’m a bit of a networking expert. I’ve been a networker my entire professional career and for years taught the basics of networking.

AUG NIBJ: Barta col: 'History doesn't repeat itself, but it does rhyme'

We are in a real estate market crisis. It’s been 12 years since the last real estate crisis: that one was brought on by the sub-prime mortgage mess.

North Idaho air quality expected to reach advisory levels

Impact on air quality "likely continuing as the summer progresses."

Hecla says ‘bad actor’ lawsuit dismissed, coalition vows to keep fighting mine

In May 2024, however, Hecla announced Baker had retired after nearly 23 years of service and was also stepping down from the board.

Book your spot with 'Lists'

The North Idaho Business Journal Book of Lists is back, and it's going to be better than ever. Set for publication in December 2024, this resource is a benchmark of the region's diverse and thriving business community.

Beulah Anderson, 94

Beulah Anderson, 94, was born Jan. 28, 1930.

Frontline Training & Consulting offers self-defense course Saturday

Young woman have the opportunity to take a personal protection training class this Saturday with Frontline Training and Consulting, as they prepare themselves to go out into the world.

TRAVEL SOFTBALL: The North 16U takes second at Summer River Bash

Overall, Coach Conro noted it was an all-around team effort and that every single player made critical contributions this past weekend.

John Stephen Hawkes, 76

John Stephen Hawkes passed away peacefully on July 18, 2024.

We must close door on destructive crop diseases

Idaho leads the nation in potato production, producing far more potatoes than are consumed in the state.