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Joseph G. Shaver
Joseph G. Shaver
BCL at risk of losing insurance
The Boundary County Library is at risk of losing its insurance when its policy comes up for renewal in October.
Travis Thompson
Legislative District 1, Idaho House of Representatives, Seat 1A candidate
School Notes 101
Spring is in the air. It is time to transition into graduation, step-up day/eighth-grade promotion, ‘08/’09 registration and hopefully better weather.
From the Archives — Feb. 29, 2024
After serving in the U.S. Navy from 1944-1946, Orval E. Fredericksen went to work at the Bonners Ferry post office.
Project aim: Restore native fish
By LAURA ROADY
William Earl Kahn, 74
William Earl Kahn was born to Elmer and Lena Smith Kahn on April 6, 1939, in Fairview, Okla. He left his family unexpectedly on Jan. 27, 2014.
Dave Kramer
1. My decision to run for Sheriff is based on my commitment and desire to continue to serve the residents of Boundary County. I have been involved with law enforcement in Boundary County for over 40 years and my training and experience will be used to make a positive difference in the direction of the Sheriff’s Office. My goal is to have a proactive, community-involved, professional Sheriff’s Office that serves all of Boundary County.
All political power inherent in the people
In his letter of August 24, Michael Perez makes some serious allegations regarding Reclaim Idaho.
Silver Lining
The offers of help have spread faster than the fire that destroyed over half of Deborah Youngwirth C.P.A. office last week.
New BFPD Garrett on board
Garrett originally thought he would go to school to be an elementary physical education teacher but in talking over his options, a school counselor encouraged him to look into criminal justice. Garrett followed the suggestion and found it was a perfect fit.
Clarinda Leep, 92 Clarinda Leep, 92
Clarinda Leep, 92, passed away on April 23, 2020, finally getting relief from pain after a long struggle with spinal stenosis. A private celebration of her life will be held at a later date.
Stop the refinery, save our river
C6 ZERO lists manufacturing location as the Fodge Pulp Mill in Bonners Ferry off of Cow Creek. Listed as their production facility since October 2021.
Presented by Boundary County Schools Directed by David Carpenter
Opening night was a huge success for this group’s play, given that opening night was on a “snow day” from school and the roads were just plain nasty. The play opened to a near sold out crowd. Had weather conditions been better there is no doubt that it would have been standing room only.
Have we forgotten how to cook?
In today’s fast-paced world of cell phones that are more like computers than phones, instant everything and two-income households (if you are lucky), cooking has kind of taken a back seat. Frozen boxed dinners, take out, and canned goods have become the “go-to foods” of many people’s everyday lives.
Boundary County 4-H Beef program has successful spring
Members of the Boundary County 4-H Beef program have been busy this spring. Four began showing off their animals March 31 in Moses Lake at the North Central Washington Junior Livestock Show. Nine ventured to the Spokane Jr. Livestock Show May 2-7 to show their heifers, prospect steers and five sold market steers.
Road workers have done a fantastic job this winter
Have you ever sat at home on Thanksgiving Day wondering if your husband was going to make it home to at least be able to eat dinner with the rest of the family and be thankful?
Local firefighters train with Life Flight
BOUNDARY COUNTY -- Boundary County Volunteer Fire agencies along with other local agencies, came together Saturday, August 27th for an annual training with the emergency helicopter partners, Life Flight.
County and cities discuss local issues, possible solutions
Boundary County commissioners and Bonners Ferry and Moyie Springs city council members met in a joint meeting Monday to discuss local issues and explore possible solutions.
Coverage of fatal accident criticized
On behalf of the accident survivor and his extended family scattered throughout the country, I would like to say that we are all struck by the insensitivity and lack of tact of coverage of the accident claiming the life of Amy Farrell and injuring Kevin Dinning.