Dear People of Idaho!

Dear People of Idaho!

Boundary Bounce offering Kids Club

Kid's Club at Boundary Bounce is a safe and exciting place for young kids to be while parents run errands.

BCSD considering new SEL curriculum

The Boundary County School District curriculum review committee has reviewed and recommended curriculum for social emotional learning for grades 6-12.

Crazy Dayz promotion supports local businesses

BONNERS FERRY — During the Kootenai River Days celebrations, local businesses teamed up for Crazy Dayz. Each place had sales and other incentives to bring customers into their business and see all they had to offer.

Crazy Days still happening in Bonners Ferry

Crazy Days still happening in Bonners Ferry

Crazy Days still happening in Bonners Ferry

Crazy Days still happening in Bonners Ferry

Anthony Shutes - Mr. Bonners Ferry High School Participant #4

Anthony Shutes’s dream job is to be a bikini model. He says he is the manliest man of the senior class because of his facial hair, which grows faster than Miracle Grow.

Putting the unity in community

BONNERS FERRY — Boundary County Library Director, Craig Anderson, has ideas that begin like small ripples in a pond. As he implements them, those small ripples spread outward as the idea gains momentum. The latest project is already spreading through the community, although it is still in the fledgling stages.

Dive into Shark Week and help prevent a blood shortage

After a recent steep drop in blood donations, the American Red Cross and Discovery are teaming up for Shark Week to encourage donors to give blood and help prevent a summer blood shortage.

AAA warns of teen driving and the '100 Deadliest Days' of summer

Summer presents a particularly dangerous stretch for teen drivers who have more time to spend behind the wheel, yet lack the experience, skills and maturity of more seasoned drivers. AAA encourages parents to help reduce crash risks during these “100 Deadliest Days” by modeling safe driving behaviors and ensuring their teens adopt them.

AAA warns of teen driving and the "100 Deadliest Days" of summer

Summer presents a particularly dangerous stretch for teen drivers who have more time to spend behind the wheel, yet lack the experience, skills and maturity of more seasoned drivers. AAA encourages parents to help reduce crash risks during these “100 Deadliest Days” by modeling safe driving behaviors and ensuring their teens adopt them.

Johnson joins city police department

BONNERS FERRY — Bonners Ferry Police Officer Brandon Johnson joined the police department on Dec. 10, after spending about two years working as a reserve for the Boundary County Sheriff’s Office.

Resident goes it 'Alone' in History Channel competition

Imagine going into the wilderness with nothing but a knife, a tarp, two pairs of underwear and a few other miscellaneous items with the sole purpose of seeing how long you can survive. That’s exactly what Sandpoint resident Karie Lee Knoke did, along with nine other participants on the History Channel’s series, “Alone.”

NEW EVENTS

Come dream with us

Todd-Michael St. Pierre has shared his poem "My Dream: A Vision of Peace" with the Boundary County Human Rights Task Force to use in their column.

Kootenai Valley Resource Initiative

MEETING NOTICE: KVRI Board May 15, at 7 p.m. at the Boundary County Extension Office, The Agenda will include a Forest Service presentation of the Program Review for the Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Project (CFLRP) and a discussion of potential changes in targets. The Project ends in 2019. Please give me a call if you have any questions 208-267-3519. patty@kootenai.org

From the Archives - Nov. 12, 2020

This week, Boundary County Museum's From the Archives explores an evening of entertainment.

Attempts to ban books are attack on constitutional rights

OK, enough is enough! I’m tired of ideologues trying to tell me what I can read, say or think. They’re trying to make their morals and standards everybody’s morals and standards.

Well intended program turned into mud

The Boundary County Fire Safe program received a cash infusion as part of a $435,000 federal stimulus from the Department of Homeland Security. 

Victoria Ellersick McClellan King

Victoria Ellersick McClellan King