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Museum releasing book all about Boundary County
The dedication page of the Boundary County Museum’s new book, “Small Towns, Big Dreams” reads “dedicated to the “dreamers” who came before and to those who will come after.”
'Forest Insect & Disease Field Day' announced
Class will be held Friday, July 23 in Bonners Ferry
Legals for July, 8 2021
Library board hires former mayor to director position
After months of being closed, the Boundary County Library Board unanimously voted Tuesday to hire former Bonners Ferry Mayor David Sims as library director.
Museum releasing book all about Boundary County
The dedication page of the Boundary County Museum’s new book, “Small Towns, Big Dreams” reads “dedicated to the “dreamers” who came before and to those who will come after.”
Funeral home has a new owner
Mick Mellett has been a fixture in Bonners Ferry for over four decades as the director of the Bonners Ferry Funeral Home. New owners Chad and Abbi Workman acknowledge they have some big shoes to fill.
Community calendar - July 8 to July 14
Community calendar - July 8 to July 14
Becker, volunteers produce epic fireworks show for community
Independence Day parade and fireworks were held on Saturday, July 3, to celebrate the birth of the United States and patriotism was on full display in Bonners Ferry.
Community calendar - July 1 to July 7
Community calendar - July 1 to July 7
Volleyball camp debuts new training program and new varsity coach
The gymnasium at Bonners Ferry High School was buzzing with enthusiasm and activity on Wednesday, day three of the Gold Medal Squared high school volleyball camp.
BCSO takes part in Operation Dry Water
As boaters look forward to the 4th of July holiday, thousands of law enforcement officers across the United States will be on heightened alert looking for those violating boating under the influence laws.
This Week in History - July 1, 2021
This Week in History - July 1, 2021
Who really freed the slaves?
Juneteenth National Independence Day, our new federal and Idaho holiday, has a misleading name.
A few thoughts on Newton’s third law
I have recently read articles lamenting the extremism of the “right.”
Where is our public library?
When our library was closed down
Right-wing ideologues are trying to save us
In response to those who think people coming in from out of state
ISHS partners with museums on membership program
Idaho State Historical Society is collaborating with other historical agencies
Know before you go this Fourth of July holiday
Visitors are reminded that fireworks are prohibited on federal public lands.
Reading testing shows strong statewide gains
Two-thirds of all Idaho students in kindergarten through third grade are reading at grade level.
UI: Broadband, online initiatives improve accessibility
Broadband investment are a "game-changer"