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Re-elect Walt Kirby
Tim Tucker is on the ballot for County Commissioner. Do we need a progressive liberal managing ourlocal affairs? Socialism requires a gargantuan government so it can confiscate property, controlbehavior and manage an always growing list of programs to achieve “fairness.” Do you want to handover the mantle of leadership to an ideologue who embraces a socialist agenda? Then vote for Tim.Our other option is Walt Kirby. Some feel that he should retire and step aside. I’m in agreement that he should, but not to a self-proclaimed socialist with a liberal agenda. At least Walt is a known entityand will not support the liberal ideology that has permeated and contributed to the demise of oursociety. Re-elect Walt Kirby.
Schumer says US will provide $6.1 billion to Micron for chip plants in Idaho NY
Micron has also announced plans for a $15 billion memory chip plant in its hometown of Boise
Trump wins South Carolina
Easily beats Haley in her home state and closing in on GOP nomination
Top 10 senior students of 2020
BONNERS FERRY — After much hard work, the top 10 senior students of 2020 were named on Monday. This was the first year where there were additional criteria to take into consideration.
Top 10 senior students of 2020
BONNERS FERRY — After much hard work, the top 10 senior students of 2020 were named on Monday. This was the first year where there were additional criteria to take into consideration.
Walt Kirby (R), 86 Incumbent County Commissioner District Two Retired businessman
1. Civic duty, after 30 years of working on small business ventures in Boundary County.
COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Davis wins NAIA National Decathlon Championship
Davis placed second in six events in order to get the job done.
Idaho snowpack has water experts cautiously optimistic
However, conditions can change quickly, experts warn
New catch and release record bull trout caught in Kootenai River
A Post Falls man is the latest state catch-and-release record holder for bull trout.
Vision statement is tyranny of the minority
Vision statement is tyranny of the minority
School district to provide free grab-n-go meals this summer
BONNERS FERRY — Boundary County School District 101 will be providing free grab-n- go meals to all children 18 and younger at the sites listed below this summer. No Meals will be served at any sites June 29-July 3.
City surplus equipment-sealed bid Auction
The City of Bonners Ferry is disposing of several items by sealed bid due by May 25, 2022, by 3 p.m. The vehicles and items will be displayed at the city utility yard at 6362 Washington Street from May 23-25, 2022 between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m.
BCSD eighth grade top readers from 1st semester
Boundary County Middle School’s three top readers from the first semester read over 40 books each.
XC State: Beckle and Steirn run for BF, elevation takes it toll for northern teams
Badger cross country runners Sydney Beckle and Matisyn Stiern represented Bonners Ferry at the IHSAA State Cross Country Championships held at the Portneuf Wellness Complex on Saturday.
Class of 2024 top scholars announced, eight juniors named Idaho Top Scholars
Bonners Ferry High School has announced the top scholars for the Class of 2024 and eight juniors have been recognized for being in the 10% of students in the state for the Class of 2025.
Congressman Fulcher Opposes Yesterday’s “Relief” Package
Labeled by Senate Democrat Leadership as “one of the most progressive pieces of legislation in decades,” the “COVID-19 relief” legislation passed on a party-line vote through House on February 27th, then through the Senate on March 6th, and again, passed on party lines in the House today-- now going on to President Biden’s desk to be signed into law.
Tweedie races his way to NCT title
Tweedie won the Northwest Championship Tour title with 402 points.
Man accused of killing 4 university students in Idaho loses bid to have indictment tossed
After reviewing transcripts, recordings and other evidence from the secret grand jury proceedings, Second District Judge John Judge rejected those arguments in a written ruling issued late Friday
Festival of Trees planning begins
Once a year, acting almost like elves, volunteers for the Fry Healthcare Foundation transform the Boundary County Fairgrounds into the Festival of Trees.
Show tolerance by adjusting vision statement
Letter to the Editor from Fred Zobel