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Capurso looking to provide a fresh voice as commissioner
A candidate for Boundary County Commissioner is no stranger to the political landscape.
County fair contests invite community involvement
BONNERS FERRY — Scarecrows, sunflowers and late summer fun are coming up as the Boundary County Fair presents its annual celebration of community, agriculture, and livestock Aug. 17 through 20. A community mainstay since 1920, the fair offers plenty of options for getting involved. For those who have always wanted to participate as well as those who take part regularly, now is the time to get an entry ready for one of the many contests on offer.
Summer has begun for Boundary County Middle School!
Summer is now upon us here at BCMS. We have had a great time this year and ended with lots of activities and awards. Let’s take some time to recognize the many great students, programs, and activities we ended with at BCMS.
Wolf family enjoys home of their own
BONNERS FERRY — Home ownership comes with the sense of security. For Flora Wolf and her two daughters, they began the journey last Saturday, when the three of them took hold of the green ribbon stretched across the doorway, and ripped it down.
Rod Benders host 20th annual car show
BONNERS FERRY — The streets of downtown Bonners Ferry were lined with cars for the Rod Bender’s 20th annual car show. This event has continually brought the most people for any one day, yearly event to the area.
Legals November 16, 2017
I will no longer be responsible for any other debts other than my own. Gayle Alexander BFH Legal 9800 November 2, 9, 16, 23, 2017
How can we protect ourselves from crime?
BONNERS FERRY — Great question: requires complex, multi-layered answers.
A new life for Little White Church
BONNERS FERRY — It is just a little white church. A little white church that has stood for 114 years, sheltering people, celebrating with them, mourning with them. It has seen families begin, and lives end.
Yoder's celebrates grand opening
BONNERS FERRY — The Yoder’s market opened its new location the morning of Saturday, Feb. 3, with a ribbon cutting ceremony accompanied with fun activities for community members to enjoy. There were guessing games, cheese sampling, deli sales, homemade brownies accompanied with ice cream, served by Bill and Tammy Henshaw, and many friendly faces during the opening celebration.
Officials have tips for appealing tax assessments
BONNERS FERRY — The Boundary County Assessor’s office has recently mailed out property tax notices to property owners. Some property owners have been subject to value increases on their properties, many of these increases are more than 60 percent.
Spotlighting Idaho's Spirit of Freedom
The enormous service of Idaho veterans and the devotion to serving the veterans community is one of the things I most enjoy highlighting each year. Every November since 2002, I have had the great opportunity to honor Idaho veterans and volunteers for their outstanding service to our country and its veterans. The 16 Idahoans who are recipients of the 2023 Spirit of Freedom: Idaho Veterans Service Award once again represent the many deserving Idahoans who lift up others with their service and thoughtful care.
BCSD Facilities Committee recommends bond levy
The Boundary County School District's Facilities Committee is drafting a series of infrastructure and improvement projects across the district for a proposed bond levy of $16.4 million for the March election.
PHD reporting sharp increase in COVID-19 case numbers
Research is emerging that the Omicron variant currently causes less severe illness, but PHD has reported an increase in hospitalizations in the region as well.
Bonner County has first COVID-19 case
PHD announces 12 cases of COVID-19 in region, apparent community transmission
Wolf family enjoys home of their own
BONNERS FERRY — Home ownership comes with the sense of security. For Flora Wolf and her two daughters, they began the journey last Saturday, when the three of them took hold of the green ribbon stretched across the doorway, and ripped it down.
Stolley seeking sheriff’s post
With Boundary County Sheriff Dave Kramer planning to retire, Travis Stolley seeks to run for Sheriff in 2024, as a Republican.
After much debate, bill to prohibit DEI policies at Idaho colleges moves forward
Sen. Ben Toews, R-Coeur d’Alene, presented the proposed legislation, which was a slightly altered version of a draft he presented on Jan. 9.
Legals September 21, 2017
NOTICE! - The Boundary County Sheriff's Office has accumulated numerous items of "found property" over several years, including bicycles, jewelry, guns, power tools, keys, watches, wallets, purses, and other miscellaneous items. Our agency is preparing to submit some of those items for auction on October 4, 2017, at the Armory at 6566 Main St. in Bonners Ferry. The Sheriff's Office welcomes the public to call 208-267-3151, extension 205, Monday - Friday between 8:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. to find out if your lost property may be in our possession. Any property unclaimed after October 3, 2017, excluding firearms, will be subject to possible sale at auction. Mike Rosenthal Civil Deputy 267-3151 x 205 BFH Legal 9768 September 21, 28, 2017
Legals May 11, 2017
Pursuant to Idaho Code #55-2306, contents of unit #41 belonging to Lin Malone P.O. Box 6 Bonners Ferry, Idaho will be auctioned off to satisfy the lien. The auction will take place @ 3 Mile Storage on May 20th at 10:00 a.m. The contents of the unit consist of household items, clothing, tools, etc... BFH Legal 9678 May 11, 18, 2017
WRESTLING SEASON PREVIEW: Large turnout, girls team grows
This year, 31 boys and 11 girls have turned out to wrestle for Bonners Ferry.