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Grizzly euthanized in Porthill after repeated attacks on livestock
On Aug. 4, after repeated attacks against livestock in north Boundary County a large adult grizzly bear has been euthanized.
Candidates make pitch for state offices
Candidates for state offices made their pitch to voters at a March 31 candidate forum in Boundary County.
Teachers' trip amid Ebola crisis stirs concerns
Jury finds local man guilty of lewd conduct with minor
A jury found a local man guilty Thursday of lewd conduct with a minor under the age of 16.
Kramer gives back to community, great choice for sheriff
Why I believe Dave Kramer is our best choice for sheriff.
NIC: Search obstruction alleged
Trustee believes board chair trying to impede presidential search
A North Idaho College Trustee said she believes the board chair is trying to detain the process for the search for a permanent president.
Locals involved in accident
On Saturday, Oct. 12, a Spirit Lake man struck two separate vehicles on Highway 95 near Athol, both driven by Bonners Ferry men.
Ceremony honors veterans
BONNERS FERRY — The eleventh month, the eleventh day, the eleventh hour. At that time, Nov. 11, at 11 a.m., veterans and supporters alike, gathered under the massive flag of Bonners Ferry at Veterans Memorial Park, to celebrate and appreciate, giving honor to all veterans, past and present.
USMCA implementation is disheartening to see
The headline on Page 4 of Western AG on Thursday, July 9, 2020, was indeed disheartening. It read “AG organizations applaud the implementation of the USMCA.”
School shootings: Do they have to happen?
BONNERS FERRY — Shots fired in a school. It’s a nightmare scenario. Not only for the students, teachers, and parents, but also for law enforcement and first responders.
Election of new President triggers interest in guns
Bill Munson calls President Barack Obama “salesman of the year.”
Gun Club News
March 2
Ballot battle looming in North Idaho
Parties at odds over open primary initiative, ranked-choice voting
Mayville said it would create a nonpartisan primary. Anyone would have the right to cast a primary ballot, regardless of party affiliation. All candidates would be on the same ballot.
Idaho veterans deserve an accurate electronic health records system
We owe it to Idaho veterans to ensure they get proper access to the services they deserve
This week in history - June 17, 2021
This week in history - June 17, 2021
This week in history - June 17, 2021
This week in history - June 17, 2021
This week in history - September 16, 2021
This week in history - September 16, 2021
This Week In History - April 21, 2022
100 Years Ago Lunden Bros. store at Naples was burglarized about 3 a.m. Wednesday morning. Three of the burglars were caught in the act by Charles and Emil Lunden – one was shot twice but kept on running only to return a short while later and asked to be taken to the doctor.
Abraham busted with cocaine, methadone
A Bonners Ferry woman who served six months in prison for supplying a Bonners Ferry teen with the methadone and ecstasy that led to his death, faces new troubles.
Little: 'Great shape here in Idaho'
Governor seeks support for education plans; chamber president says vote yes on levies
Little speaks to CDA Chamber members on Tuesday