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Fish & Game funding walleye study
The Idaho Department of Fish & Game is funding a University of Idaho study on walleye
Sandpoint man implicated in Capitol insurrection
Sandpoint resident Michael Pope facing federal charges
Buddy receives 'Buddy Bag' from K-9 Defender Fund.
Buddy, Boundary County Sherriff’s Office narcotics K-9 is better prepared should an injury happen to him while on duty through a partnership with Bonners Ferry Veterinary Clinic and a K-9 specific “Buddy Bag” donated to the Sheriff’s Office K-9 team, Cpl. Mike Valenzuela and his partner Buddy by the K-9 Defender Fund.
CASA seeking volunteer advocates
Spring advocate training for CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) for Boundary and Bonner counties begins in March.
The myths and truths of reverse mortgages
If you have ever heard of a reverse mortgage, you may not have heard the whole story.
Dehlbom named to Sherman College fall dean's list
Kimberly Dehlbom of Bonners Ferry has been named to Sherman College of Chiropractic's dean's list.
Fulcher Named Ranking Member of Civil Rights/Human Services Subcommittee
Fulcher Named Ranking Member of Civil Rights/Human Services Subcommittee
Marketing attempts for the nerdy and esoteric
When you’re on the hunt for a gift this week, don’t forget to shop local.
Actions were far beyond acceptable
After years of having lies and conspiracy theories saturate America, along comes a letter epitomizing unreasonable. Carmen Jones wrote a letter called “Liberals: Get their letters out of your paper.”
Myrtle Esther (Pywell) Morris
Myrtle Esther (Pywell) Morris, better known as Myrt, 82, passed on to a better place on January 16, 2021 at the Schneidmiller Hospice House in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
COVID cash is really enslavement dollars
How ironic and shameful that the majority of those most enthusiastic about the COVID-19 restrictions are predominantly retirees, government employees and "essential" workers whose monthly income is secure and predictable.
From the Archives - Feb. 11, 2021
This style of United States cap emblem, known as “Crows,” was issued by the Great Falls District Office in Great Falls, Montana.
This Week In History - Feb. 11, 2021
Boundary County's people, places and events — as shared by the Boundary County Museum.
Dixon,Woodward speak at town hall
State Legislators Sage Dixon and Jim Woodward conducted a town hall event on Saturday, Feb. 6 at the Providence Bible Presbyterian Church to discuss legislation they’re working on and answering concerns from constituents.
Valley View Elementary held its annual Elks Hoop Shoot contest
On Friday, January 29th, Valley View Elementary held its annual Elks Hoop Shoot contest. Winners from each of the 3rd, 4th, and 5th-grade classes came together at this event where they shot 25 free throws each in order to name a winner.
Mardi Gras and Grama J
Mardi Gras... the words themselves conjure an image of Fat Tuesday celebrations, raucous, colorful parades in New Orleans, food and parties, beads and excess. All of these things fit within the traditions of the holiday, but the history of Mardi Gras stretches back much further than most people realize.
Rep. Simpson proposes dramatic environmental proposal
House Rep. Mike Simpson (R-Idaho) released a major environmental plan to restore Idaho Salmon and Steelhead populations. The plan aims to address some of the factors leading to Salmon’s projected extinction in the Snake and Columbia River Basin.
Calendar - February 11 - February 17
Calendar - February 11 - February 17
New Clinical Trial May Lead to Less Chemo in HER-2+ Breast Cancer Patients
A study of a new therapeutic strategy to avoid chemotherapy in patients with early HER-2+ breast cancer
Health care workers, public face stress, uncertainty in pandemic’s first year
Of all the changes brought about by COVID-19, among the most prominent has been the impact on hospital and medical staffs battling the pandemic as well as on the mental health of all, from first responder to the average person.