DYW participants 4-6 announced

Three more participants in this year’s Distinguished Young Women of Bonners Ferry are announced.

Baby Go Round acquires new owners

BONNERS FERRY — With the changing of the seasons, comes changes in Boundary County. Residents, businesses, family, and friends come and go throughout the years. As one business owner moves on, another replaces the void they left.

Legals for January, 7 2021

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

NEW EVENTS

Chamber of Commerce honors 'favorite' businesses

BONNERS FERRY — The Bonners Ferry Chamber of Commerce held their second Annual Meeting and Awards Dinner at the Kootenai Brewing Company on April 27. It was a successful evening with a larger than expected turnout of around 60 people.

Edla Johnson Burtner

Edla Johnson Burtner, 93, passed away Friday, Aug. 8, 2008, at Boundary Community Hospital in Bonners Ferry.

Eurasian collared doves relative newcomer in Idaho

When thinking of invasive species, one often thinks of weeds. But some birds also qualify as invasive, most notably European starlings, house finches, English sparrows and rock pigeons.

Baseball team places third at state

Wilson wins 2 games for the Badgers

JAN NIBJ: Here's to a bright new year

Heading into a new year is a potent reminder for businesses that ahead lies an abundance of opportunities for innovation, transformation and growth.

International migrants were attracted to large urban counties last year, Census Bureau data shows

Among counties with more than a half-million residents, Ada County, Idaho, which is home to Boise, and two Utah counties that are home to the city of Provo and Salt Lake City, respectively, had among the greatest growth rates of international migration in 2023.

Med Cure good option for organ donations

Med Cure is an organization created to assist medical researchers and educators within the United States find cures and causes for many debilitating diseases. Their mission is to assist families with the option to donate at no cost to them.

Prescribed burns begin near Cd'A

SMELTERVILLE — The Idaho Panhandle National Forests plans to start fall prescribed burning the week of Sept. 12 in the Magee area of the Coeur d’Alene River Ranger District. Approximately 3,000 acres are on the burn list for the Upper River project. Ignitions will occur predominantly in roadless areas in the upper end of the North Fork Coeur d’Alene River. The purpose of this prescribed burn is to reduce hazardous fuels, to decrease the risk of wildfire, and to benefit wildlife by increasing the quality and quantity of browse available for big game such as elk, deer and moose.

Groups will keep eye on Trestle Creek project

Trestle Creek is the single most important stream for bull trout spawning in the Pend Oreille Basin

Legals for September, 29 2022

President Trump, First Lady test positive for the coronavirus

President of the United States Donald J. Trump and First Lady Melania Trump tested positive for COVID-19 late Thursday night, according to the President’s Twitter account.

Krista Rae Mendenhall, 25

Krista Rae Mendenhall, 25, passed away on Sept. 14, 2016, at Kootenai Health in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.

Kootenai, First Nations and Tribes owed our thanks

I appreciated reading Emily Bonsant's thorough article about the United States and Canada finally taking steps to reduce pollution in our river caused by mines in Canada.

From the Archives - Feb. 9, 2023

Fred Stoos (Freddie) graduated from Bonners Ferry High School in 1914. In high school, he was very recognizable by his "pompadour" hair! Fresh out of school he started a small creamery business to help the local farmers.

Cease and desist order filed against wife of Bonners Ferry man accused of fraud

The Montana State Auditor’s Office has filed for a temporary order to cease and desist against the wife of a Bonners Ferry man who has been accused of securities fraud, conducting unlicensed financial transactions and exploitation of an older person.