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THURSDAY, Feb. 16
BC Hospital says, 'March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month, so get your blue on!'
BONNERS FERRY — Did you know colon cancer is the second leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States? Early detection and regular colon screenings beginning at age 50, or earlier if you are at high risk, can dramatically reduce your risk.
Badger wrestlers wrap up the regular season
BONNERS FERRY — The Bonners Ferry varsity wrestling squad took on Kellogg and Timberlake last week. Although the team lost both matches, a handful of wrestlers performed well individually and had no trouble handling their opponents on the mat.
County on the path to recovery
BONNERS FERRY — Boundary County Commissioners held a special meeting with city and county officials last Friday and again Monday morning to discuss damage control in the midst of the county’s recent state of emergency.
Wanda Maxine Carpender
Wanda Maxine Carpender passed away suddenly on Jan. 31, in Bonner’s Ferry with her loving husband Sam by her side.
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THURSDAY, Feb. 9
Badger wrestlers place in BF Invitational
BONNERS FERRY—The Bonners Ferry wrestling invitational took place last week on Friday and Saturday, Feb, 3 and 4. A number of area schools attended the meet including Lakeland, Post Falls, St. Maries, Wallace and Orofino.
Scott reinstated to House committees
BOISE — Rep. Heather Scott was reinstated to her seats on the Commerce, Environment and State Affairs committees on Wednesday, Feb. 1 after apologizing for the comment she made back in December regarding her fellow female legislators.
Gov. declares state of emergency
BONNERS FERRY — Gov. C.L. “Butch” Otter declared Boundary County a state of emergency Wednesday and approved Boundary County Commissioners’ request for two, 12-men crews from the Idaho Department of Corrections to be sent to the area to shovel snow off of critical infrastructure within the county only.
Commissioners seek state assistance
Massive snow accumulations, combined with a lack of volunteers, prompted the Boundary County commissioners to call a special meeting today in order to discuss the county’s disaster/emergency situation.
What is this?
Bonners Ferry Fire Chief Pat Warkentin shared with us this interesting item. As you can see, you move the handle and one end expands.
Emmet Melior wins BCMS National Geographic Bee
Moves one step closer to $50,000 college scholarship
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THURSDAY, Feb. 2
Traveling back in time: This day in Bonners Ferry History
100 Year
Debate team wins
SPOKANE — The Boundary County Middle School Debate Team had a successful day in court on Saturday during their first mock trial held at the Spokane County Courthouse.
Gov. Otter supports UI agricultural research
Idaho’s economically important agricultural and food processing industries and the environment will be the focus of a new $45 million research and education initiative led by the University of Idaho.
January news from BFHS
Warm Holiday Greetings from Bonners Ferry High School. I would like to take this opportunity to reflect and share. Any position in education comes with its own unique amount of adversity, and my position as Principal at BFHS is no different. However, I can’t quantify the amount of support, feedback, and concern I have been given from this community in a respectful and appropriate manner. My hat is off to the students, teachers, parents, and community members for trusting me to hear them and being patient enough to allow me to “get it right.” We have made some improvements to the security of our building with some serious support from our Superintendent, Gary Pflueger, and our School Board Trustees.
Traveling back in time: this day in Bonners Ferry history
History for January 26th, 2017
Lady Badgers come up short against Wildcats: close but no cigar
The Bonners Ferry girls varsity basketball team played the Kellogg Wildcats at home on Saturday night, and after four exciting quarters filled with nearly twice that many lead changes, the Badgers lost by two (47-49).
Poet Robert Burns remembered at the Pearl
The Pearl Theater recently brought a taste of the Highlands to Bonners Ferry as they celebrated the National Poet of Scotland with their second annual Burns Night, the first of their 2017 season line-up.