Badgers baseball wins 5th District Championship

The Badgers baseball team won their 5th District Championship Tuesday, with a win against Timberlake, 9-2.

It’s our turn to protect veterans from a new enemy – COVID-19

It’s our turn to protect veterans from a new enemy – COVID-19

It’s our turn to protect veterans from a new enemy – COVID-19

It’s our turn to protect veterans from a new enemy – COVID-19

Clarence “Bud” Alton Roberts

Clarence “Bud” Alton Roberts passed away at his home in Hoquiam, on Sunday April 8 2012.

Badgers drop season opener

The Bonners Ferry Baseball team finally got on the field for a game this year after having the first 9 games cancelled due to weather.

Idaho National Guard sent more than 300 soldiers and airmen to Washington, D.C.

The Idaho National Guard sent more than 300 Soldiers and Airmen to Washington, D.C.

Idaho National Guard sent more than 300 soldiers and airmen to Washington, D.C.

The Idaho National Guard sent more than 300 Soldiers and Airmen to Washington, D.C.

Beat the heat

The heat is on with temperatures predicted to reach over 100 degrees this week.

Get ready for the Book of Lists

We are introducing something new and exciting for the North Idaho business community

We are excited to announce the launch of the inaugural North Idaho Business Journal Book of Lists. Scheduled for publication in December 2023, this first-of-its-kind resource will become an annual touchstone for our diverse and thriving business community.

New Bonners library reading program to start

Adults and young adults are invited to participate in an innovative reading program starting Feb. 4 and ending March 22. 

Prepare to get dusted

BONNERS FERRY — The plume of dust behind vehicles driving on gravel roads will be wide-spread this summer due to limited funding for dust abatement.

Connecting Idaho veterans with needed services

Programs to support veterans do not achieve the progress they aim to if veterans do not know about or have trouble accessing them. Many community-based organizations in Idaho provide crucial long-term, holistic support for veterans, linking veterans to needed services. I recently co-led the reintroduction of S. 2431, the Helping Unleash Benefits and Services for Veterans Act, which would streamline access to essential resources for veterans and their families by backing these important hubs in our communities.

OCT NIBJ: What it takes to get your name out there

A tried and tested way to find customers is word of mouth, but what if they can’t find your business due to Google business listing issues? Off Grid Unlimited, a veteran-owned one-stop business for all things off grid, alternative energy and consulting had this very issue in Boundary County, where business can be difficult to find for newcomers and navigational systems.

Police officer helps autistic girl

BONNERS FERRY — Twelve-year-old Abby Bliss is a smart girl who likes to go on adventures. While this may be safe for many children her age, it is not so for Abby, because she is autistic.

Legals for February, 11 2021

Food program begins June 13

Boundary County School District No. 101 is participating in the summer food service program.

Forestry Steward committee to gather

The Idaho Forest Stewardship Advisory Committee will meet on Wednesday, April 14.  The meeting will begin at 9:30 a.m. in the Sundance Conference Room of the IDL staff office in Coeur d’Alene. 

Veterans Day events, closures

The annual Veteran’s Day program will be held at 11 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 11 at the flag pole by the Boundary County Library.

Sheriff's program to clean up debris on roadsides

With the snow finally or should we say “hopefully” melting, it has exposed all the trash along the sides of our roads.

Thank you to those who serve!

The members of American Legion Auxiliary Bonners Ferry Post 0055 would like to express sincere appreciation for the men and women who served in the United States Armed Forces.