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Herndon leading the way in Idaho
54 percent? Holy spending spree, Batman. Yet that's how much Idaho state government spending has increased in just the past four years. Since early 2020, therefore. To add further insult to taxpayer injury, the Legislature has in recent history, reviewed a mere 19 percent of total state spending before setting annual budgets.
Timberlake girls win league and districts, off to state
After playing a couple of nail-biters earlier this week, the Timberlake Tigers looked like, well, the Timberlake Tigers on Thursday.
“LEAP Updates”: One-day Workshops for Loggers offered
Over 2,000 Idaho loggers have taken the University of Idaho Extension Program on forest ecology, silviculture, and water quality, titled Logger Education to Advance Professionalism or “LEAP”.
Boundary County Calendar - Feb. 15-25, 2024
The events, activities and meetings taking place in Boundary County over the coming week.
Roger Doering, 84
Roger Lee Doering (Big Roger) passed away from end-stage renal failure surrounded by family on January 9, 2024.
Complaint alleges auto dealer creates ‘traffic hazards’
A local man has filed a complaint against a local business operation claiming its operations violate city and state code, while also being a “traffic hazard.”
Commissioners host town hall to discuss issues
Boundary County commissioners hosted a town hall on Jan. 18 to share the work they have done the past year and to explain how tax dollars are spent and the different functions of county departments.
BCSO will discontinue Nixle notifications on Feb. 29
The Boundary County Sheriff’s Office is discontinuing the Nixle emergency notification system on Feb. 29, as they have moved to another alert system.
House Bill 415 and District 1 schools
District 1 legislators discuss local issues, legislations, and concerns in the weekly Notes From Boise column.
Froyo Mama offers fun, family-friendly treats
Froyo Mama may be a fun phrase to say, but owners of a new frozen yogurt spot promise an equally fun family-friendly place to go.
Susan Diane (Inbody) Dunnick, 73
Susan Diane (Inbody) Dunnick passed from this life to her Savior, on Saturday morning, February 3, 2024.
This Week In History - Feb. 8, 2024
Local history in Boundary County, from Naples to Porthill, and from Bonners Ferry to Moyie Springs.
Boundary County Calendar - Feb. 8-18, 2024
The events, activities and meetings taking place in Boundary County over the coming week.
Facility committee waiting until after legislative session before discussing school bond
The Boundary County School District’s facility committee is recommending the district wait to run a possible school bond until after the legislative session is over.
Veterans: Don’t feed the ‘claim sharks’
Sharks are circling local veterans. They’re not out for blood, but for a cut of disability compensation benefits.
Man again arrested on trespass charge
The Bonner County commissioners’ regular meeting was delayed Tuesday by almost half an hour after Dave Bowman — who was trespassed from the building Jan. 26 for disruption and perceived threats — arrived at the meeting despite the ban.
4-H Fridays filling need for Boundary County parents
It’s been several years since Boundary County School District 101 switched to a four-day week, closing on Fridays for budgetary reasons.
FEB NIBJ: 132 years and counting for small-town paper
The Bonners Ferry Herald, a weekly newspaper in Boundary County, has served and informed the local community for 132 years and is the oldest business in the county.
Boundary County presidential caucus March 2
Idaho Republicans will hold a presidential caucus on March 2, rather than a regular presidential primary due to a faux pas during the 2023 legislative session.
JFAC sending weekly budgets to the floor
District 1 legislators discuss local issues, legislations, and concerns in the weekly Notes From Boise column.