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From The Bonners Ferry Herald, September 9, 1911
#20,000 Burner Now In Use
Where do you start and how do you eat an elephant?
In this case, the elephant is the quality of our children's education.
Lacrosse summer camps hit Bonners Ferry
By KATHY NUSSBERGER
Letter To The Editor: SOS
SOS: Save our sturgeon
Initiative would give decisions back to voters
The Idahoans for Open Primaries initiative is finally out in the community for signatures, thanks to our Supreme Court taking a strong stand for clear and accurate language. I have to say, I’m excited.
Jack Douglas announces his upcoming retirement
Today I am announcing that I will not be a candidate for re-election to the post of Boundary County Prosecuting Attorney in 2020.
Jack Douglas announces his upcoming retirement
Today I am announcing that I will not be a candidate for re-election to the post of Boundary County Prosecuting Attorney in 2020.
A mother's nightmare
The Idaho Supreme Court has restored Leah Meister’s faith in the justice system.
A good cup of Joe
Ken's Korner
Christmas tree well worth the cost
Boys I’m here to tell ya, don’t, do not, offer to take the little lady out hunting in the woods for a Christmas tree. I’m here to tell ya that it’s a mistake and that you can avoid it if you just listen to me.
CASA volunteers and foster parents needed
Anyone interested in speaking for the child in the courtroom, focusing exclusively on the child’s best interest can learn how to become a Court Applied Special Advocate.
Soul Shine restaurant changes hands
BONNERS FERRY — As time marches on and the seasons change from one to another, so do things around Bonners Ferry. Soul Shine’s former owners, Tracy Truesdell and Josh Sherven, have handed the reins down to Laken Rice, who at 20 years old, has become a business owner to a well-rated business in the city.
Sater gives back one last time
John Sater, long time resident, writer and Shriner has passed, but his charitable giving and his stories live on.
Jim Woodward
Legislative District 1, Idaho Senate candidate
Husband supports his wife's bid for county school board
My wife, Ingrid, is running for the school board in Zone 1.
Remembering September 11, 2001
Saturday, Sept. 8, 2001: Bill and I went to the airport to pick up his son, Billy, and wife, Margie. They had flown in for a visit from Minneapolis, Minnesota. Margie was worried about flying because she was afraid they might get hijacked on the way. We all laughed at the idea of anyone hijacking an airplane in this day and age.
Angel’s kindness will be paid forward
A heartfelt thanks from this senior man. I was reminded of the goodness in people when I was shopping for sanitary products for my wife at Super 1 Foods.
The four bad boy fawns of Boundary County
A few weeks ago my wife, Debbie and I came home from an eight-day vacation to Nebraska, Colorado and Wyoming. We found our property to be in good standing as we entered the house and did a quick once-over upstairs and downstairs.
Tod Michael Elliott
Tod Michael Elliott, 52, of Bonners Ferry died Tuesday, April 5, 2011, at his home.
Stockton top state bowler
After only three years of bowling, Kaleb Stockton is the Idaho State Champion bowler for his age group.