Reprint of Boundary County History Book Vol. 1 released, on sale now

Lifelong Boundary County resident Ruby Maxfield was the first to order a limited edition reprint of Vol. 1 of The Boundary County History Book.

Coats for Kids drive begins at Valley View

Valley View Elementary is now conducting its annual COATS FOR KIDS drive. Anyone may drop off their GENTLY USED, CLEAN COATS, WITH WORKING ZIPPERS. Hats, gloves, boots and scarves are also needed.

Coats for Kids Drive begins at Valley View Elementary School

Valley View Elementary is now conducting its annual COATS FOR KIDS drive. Anyone may drop off their GENTLY USED, CLEAN COATS, WITH WORKING ZIPPERS. Hats, gloves, boots and scarves are also needed.

Legals May 31, 2018

Storage Auction Pursuant to Idaho code #55-2306 the contents of Unit #10 belonging to Scott Dodge of Bonners Ferry, Idaho will be sold to satisfy the lien. The sale will take place @ The Storages of Moyie Springs located at 2993 Roosevelt Rd on June 9, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. This storage facility was previously Evans Rentals. Now owned and operated by 3 Mile Storage (208)267-4104. The unit is stuffed full of home furnishings, tools, far too many items to mention. BFH Legal 9905 May 31, 2018 June 7, 2018

Avoiding the summer slide

As an educator, I worry about the summer slide. This term refers to the learning loss most students experience over summer break. Like so many of us, students also suffer from the “use it or lose it” effect.

Belted Kingfishers: The rock star of the bird world

Belted Kingfishers: The rock star of the bird world

Pinkerton receives statewide sports award

BONNERS FERRY — Emma Pinkerton was recently honored with the statewide Spirit of Sport Award, presented by the Idaho High School Activities Association.

Getting the COVID-19 vaccination and what to expect

I didn’t know what to expect as I pulled into the parking lot of the makeshift Panhandle Health vaccination center in Sandpoint. As a fairly young, healthy adult who hasn’t had more than a tetanus shot vaccination since childhood, I was nervous, but found I really had no reason to be.

Getting the COVID-19 vaccination and what to expect

I didn’t know what to expect as I pulled into the parking lot of the makeshift Panhandle Health vaccination center in Sandpoint. As a fairly young, healthy adult who hasn’t had more than a tetanus shot vaccination since childhood, I was nervous, but found I really had no reason to be.

'Incredible' generosity stocks CAP shelves

BONNERS FERRY — For the families in Boundary County that struggle to keep food in their refrigerator and pantry, Community Action Partnership (CAP) has been the place many turn to in their time of need. Thanks to the generosity of our community, the CAP is filled with more food than it ever has been before.

Summer reading is magical

BONNERS FERRY — “Zim-Zalla-Bim!!!”

Lois Geraldine Koehn

Lois Geraldine Koehn

Habitat to build ninth house

BONNERS FERRY — Boundary County Habitat for Humanity is now accepting applications for its ninth house to be built in Bonners Ferry.

Give me liberty from wearing a mask

A reminder of the words of a great patriot

Choose Colson, Bohachek for library board

Lee Colson and Aaron Bohachek have stood through fire, proving their worth by restoring order to BCL, which is efficiently staffed and fully reopened. At this time, we cannot afford to lose their experience, honesty or integrity.

Marlene Adelene Stueve, 70

Marlene Adelene Stueve, 70, passed away at her home near Bonners Ferry, Idaho, on June 10, 2010.

Kudos to Dave Gray

Dear Editor,

Spotlight on 2017 DYW winner Hannah Sims

BONNERS FERRY — On the evening of April 29, Hannah Sims became the 2017-2018 Distinguished Young Woman of Bonners Ferry. She also won the Self Expression category, as well as being one of the winners of the Scholastics category. Her sponsor was Chapter AP, P.E.O.

A dog tale that won't lie down

On the afternoon of June 28, a bit of drama unfolded on Wildhorse Lane involving several dogs and two people. Sadly, one of the dogs died, a woman was injured and one of the dogs got shot in the butt with a pellet gun.

James Burdett Dunnington, 87