Fioravanti: A few points of clarity

I would like to take this opportunity to set the record straight in regards to your article published in the Bonners Ferry Herald (Aug. 25, 2022).

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.

Welcome to Idaho, now it's time to relax

This is an open letter to those of you who have arrived in Idaho since 2019. Welcome. You have arrived in a sanctuary state, not like the sanctuary cities from which you escaped that were sanctuaries for illegal immigrants, but a sanctuary for freedom-loving, community-spirited people eager to live and let live and help a neighbor in need.

A photography adventure: Putting faces with photos

BONNERS FERRY — To many, these people did not have faces. They were just a name, connected to an ongoing series of images that awed and inspired their viewers. Their photographs gave an insight into their lives, their passions. Their writings helped amateur and professional photographers alike, hone their skills. Yet they did not have a face, a smile, a look.

Likin' lichens!

“There is a low mist in the woods ... it is a good day to study lichens”

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DAV post receives huge donation at fair

Disable American Veterans received a generous donation at the 102nd Boundary County Fair last week.

Why we celebrated Idaho veterans Nov. 11

It may be common knowledge that Veterans Day was originally called Armistice Day. Why we celebrate veterans on November 11 may be less known. According to the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD), “World War I officially ended when the Treaty of Versailles was signed on June 28, 1919. However, the fighting ended about seven months before that when the Allies and Germany put into effect an armistice on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month.” Therefore, November 11 became recognized as Armistice Day.

Adam Hall wins Kaufman Open

By LINDA ENDOW HALL

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.

Local nurses receive award

BONNERS FERRY — Residing in rural communities means emergency resources are stretched more thin than in a larger populated area. As the local hospitals continue to gain resources, they also strive to collaborate and gain knowledge from one another.

Facts matter on Reclaim Idaho

Facts matter. That is why I’m responding to Michael Perez’s recent letter in the Herald.

City owes us the good water we are paying for

The city has raised our taxes significantly and proposes to have another tax hike and are actively promoting the city on the internet, but say they don't have enough money to expand the current water system. A class action suit may prove otherwise. We demand good water that we pay for.

North Bench Fire Dept. residents: Are you protected?

Saturday, Jan. 25 was the North Bench Volunteer Fire Department’s annual meeting.

Mike Ferguson - BCSD Trustee, Zone 3

Mike Ferguson was recently appointed to the Boundary County School District board of trustees. As he was unopposed, no election was held per Idaho Code and he was appointed to the seat.

Burning fields harms many people, creates few benefits

To the Editor:

Post Falls blogger testifies in defamation trial

A blogger on trial for defamation admitted in court Tuesday that she knew her claims that a drag performer exposed himself to a crowd in City Park were untrue.

Forecast suggests rapid increase to Kootenai River flows

Cooler than normal temperatures combined with above normal rain and snow is creating a situation where significantly higher than normal Kootenai River flows are more likely in the coming weeks.

‘Not guilty’ verdict reached in rape trial

After a three-day jury trial, a Sandpoint man was found not guilty Sept. 13 on a rape charge tied to allegations stemming from a 2019 incident.

Why did the chicken cross the road and other fall photos

During a recent "adventure drive," Robert Kalberg captured this photos of the community's stunning autumn beauty.