Ice diving training at Smith Lake

A lot of times when you get a group of people together for the first time you may start with an “ice breaker.” Well, several divers did just that recently — literally.

Fun day at Mirror Lake

Ten teams of two and three nine-hole rounds in three different formats was the game of the day at Mirror Lake Golf Course Saturday, and the team of Steve Nelson and Gordy Allured came out on top after a fun day of play.

Bonners graduate assists on goal

Former Bonners Ferry High School soccer player Brianna Watt ripped off 7 shots for Skagit Valley College in Washington during the first half of last weekend’s game against top-ranked Whatcom Community College.

Golf Tips from a Pro

When addressing the golf ball before a shot what do you look at? The ball in general? Your club? The top of the ball? Who knows?

Life Flight called to accident on Peterson Hill

BONNERS FERRY — An two vehicle injury collision occurred around 5:30 a.m. on Saturday, Feb. 10, at the north end of Pleasant Valley Loop near the top of Peterson Hill. The collision involved two Ford F-350 trucks, and one of the drivers was taken to a hospital by Life Flight.

Badgers volleyball dominates in first match

Badgers varsity volleyball competed against Stillwater Christian on Aug. 28 and won in three sets with scores of 25-9, 25-7 and 15-9.

Democrats seek inquiry by Idaho AG

The Idaho Democratic Party called on Idaho Attorney General Lawrence Wasden to investigate the Bonner County Sheriff’s Office and District 1A Representative Heather Scott regarding alleged incidents of stalking and harassment in both Bonner and Boundary counties.

KVRI looks to minimize bear encounters

BONNERS FERRY — On Monday, June 15 the Kootenai Valley Resource Initiative (KVRI) met to discuss a variety of business topics to include updates to the Grizzly Bear Subcommittee.

Precip now near average

Permission to kill wolves is sought in North Idaho

LEWISTON (AP) — The Idaho Department of Fish and Game will ask the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for permission to kill wolves in North Idaho to protect deer and elk herds.

Ministerial Assoc. to host Thanksgiving

The Boundary County Ministerial Association will be hosting a free community dinner on Nov. 20, the Sunday before Thanksgiving. The dinner will be held in the Boundary County Middle School cafeteria from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. that afternoon. All are welcome.

These Women can Shoot and Bake

These Women can Shoot and Bake

These Women can Shoot and Bake

These Women can Shoot and Bake

Bonners Ferry Little League registration open

Baseball and Softball --- Online Registration is now open for ages 7-14

Legals for December, 8 2022

Legals for November, 2 2023

Alberto's reopens

By AARON BOHACHEK

Boundary County Human Rights Task Force: Native American Heritage Month

Since 1990, at the request of Congress, U.S. presidents have annually declared November to be “National American Indian Heritage Month.” For many Native peoples, November is a time of thanksgiving and celebration marking the conclusion of harvest season. Early Native farmers in the Americas domesticated avocados, beans, cacao (chocolate!), cotton, cranberries, maize (corn), papayas, peanuts, peppers, pineapples, potatoes, sunflowers and tomatoes. Give thanks and celebrate, indeed.

Legals for October, 12 2023

Bonners Ferry Baseball

The Bonners Ferry High School baseball team at 2 p.m. Friday will take on Priest River during the first round of the 3A District 1 Tournament at Timberlake High School.