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Rotary supports adult continuing education
Many people in Bonners Ferry know about the Rotary Club’s scholarship program but what most may not know is that the scholarships are not just for graduating seniors. Adults with a desire to continue their education can apply for them as well.
Rotary supports adult continuing education
Many people in Bonners Ferry know about the Rotary Club’s scholarship program but what most may not know is that the scholarships are not just for graduating seniors. Adults with a desire to continue their education can apply for them as well.
DYW of Idaho for 2023 to be named during statewide scholarship competition
High school senior girls from across Idaho will meet in Idaho Falls for the Distinguished Young Women of Idaho program to be held Friday and Saturday, Oct. 7-8. Participants will compete for $35,000 in college scholarships and the opportunity to represent the state as the DYW of Idaho for 2023.
Join together as one to honor, remember our war dead
As I was growing up in the years following America’s victory in the Second World War, I remember being so proud of the country and those who had served and given their lives to win the war. The country had come together as one to accomplish something truly remarkable. Americans of every national origin, faith and creed played a part in the war, although the participation of some — African Americans and Japanese Americans — had been in separate units. Nevertheless, the war dead were honored and mourned by a united, thankful nation.
City plans to annex property
The Bonners Ferry City Council on Tuesday made motion to proceed with plans to annex several properties into the limits of the city.
How could city council justify $24,000 pay raise for city attorney?
In a time such as this, with unemployment as high as it is. . .
School M&O Levy amount stays the same
The big news on our Schools these days is that the Boundary School District 101 Board of Trustees has voted not to raise the amount of the M&O Levy that is up for vote on March 14.
From the Archives - May 7, 2020
This United States flag pennant displayed in the military exhibit at the museum was carried by a member of the Martin and Nels Peterson families of Moravia, Idaho. The Petersons homesteaded near Mirror Lake (later Drainage District 1) — now the Mirror Lake Golf Course.
The tumultuous year of 2020, looking back
A look back at 2020
How ya doing these days?
Whew! It’s been a just over a month since Idaho’s “first phase” of reopening occurred. At this point in time, most businesses are back open, and on normal or almost-normal hours. Some still require provisions, such as masks and limited capacity, but as a whole, things are getting moving again.
Owenhouse thrills local audience
By ELAINE SANDMAN
Shawna Siver takes to the stage for the last time
Shawna Siver will take the stage at the Becker Auditorium one final time on April 27, as the Distinguished Young Woman of Bonners Ferry to welcome a new recipient of the title.
Northern Air raises the bar
Bonners Ferry’s Northern Air, Inc. has a great reputation as a premier flight training school in the Inland Northwest, but their newest pilot training program is raising that bar even higher.
Education group receives FIRST funding
BOISE --An Idaho state education coalition has received a $50,000 from the FIRST STEM Equity Community Innovation grant to fund programs for underrepresented and underserved students in Idaho public schools. It will also help communities develop new strategies for addressing equity, inclusion and diversity-based inequities in the science, technology, education and math fields.
Art selected for Silver Box program
The Sandpoint city council approved three sculptures, one by a Bonners Ferry artist, to be featured downtown as part of the Arts, Culture and Historic Preservation Commission's “Silver Box Program” on Wednesday.
Kay R. (Kathleen) Lipp Bergmann
Kay R. (Kathleen) Lipp Bergmann, 82, passed away on Feb. 14, 2018, in San Francisco, Calif. A memorial service will be held at the United Methodist Church in Bonners Ferry at 11 a.m. Saturday, June 16.
Kootenai Tribe releases young sturgeon
BONNERS FERRY — Throughout all of the hardships that the Kootenai Tribe had to persevere through, they never lost sight of their dedication and belief that they were the guardians of the land and all the native plants and wildlife within it.
Rookie trophy awarded to Alpha+
By ELAINE SANDMAN
June 2009 new deadline for needing Passports at Canadian border
Beginning in June 2009, U.S. travelers crossing international borders by land or sea must present a passport or another single document denoting citizenship and identity.
Second Chance makes bid for housing strays
Second Chance Animal Adoption would like to contract to become the official pound for Bonners Ferry and Boundary County.