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Omodt OK'd to records request Williams's emails
Two Bonner County commissioners voted Tuesday morning to allow Commissioner Luke Omodt to continue utilizing Idaho Code for the purpose of requesting access to Commissioner Asia Williams’s emails.
Silver LiningBonners Ferry Police Department D.A.R.E. Program
I had the privilege of sitting in during a Drug Abuse Resistance Education class given to Julie Johnson’s fifth-grade students at Valley View Elementary School.
Donald Frank Farrar Jr., 64
Donald Frank Farrar Jr. passed away on October 8, 2021.
West Bonner trustees discuss November levy proposal
Will students hear the sounds of dribbling basketballs or enthusiastic cheerleaders or the spike of volleyballs next school year? West Bonner School Board trustees continue searching for solutions in the wake of their failed May election, when voters rejected the district’s two-year $9.4 million supplemental levy proposal.
Why are assessed values going up?
While some homeowners believe that since their assessed value has doubled that their taxes also are doubling, Boundary County Deputy Assessor Olivia Drake said this is not the case.
Boundary County kicks off open primary initiative
Luke Mayville, leader of the Idaho Coalition for Open Primaries, explained the basics of a new citizens’ ballot initiative to a dozen volunteers from Boundary County Friday night. It was the first official kickoff in the state, followed by three more over the weekend in North Idaho.
Swayne wins reinstatement lawsuit
North Idaho College President Nick Swayne won permanent reinstatement Friday.
Delaney buys Boundary Abstract
Sharlene Delaney went to work for the late Pete Wilson’s law firm more than 31 years ago.
West Bonner trustee skips meeting
As the clock ticked closer to 6 p.m., the murmuring started as West Bonner County School Board trustee Troy Reinbold's seat remained empty. "Is he here?" someone whispered at a table near the middle of the room? "Is he coming?" asked another. Without Reinhold's presence, the remaining board members of Hall and Carlyn Barton did not constitute a quorum and were forced to cancel the meeting.
Bonners Ferry FFA places at state
MOSCOW — On June 6, the Bonners Ferry FFA Chapter traveled to Moscow, Idaho to compete in the State CDEs. The chapter left right after school on Tuesday, June 6, so all of the students going on the trip were required to take two of their finals early. Once the vans reached Moscow, the chapter was checked into the hotel and the members had some free time before curfew.
Farrens named Moyie mayor
Moyie Springs City Council President Chad Farrens took up his new post as mayor on Nov. 9, with Heather Andrews filling his vacant seat on the council.
Cornerstone Urgent Care now open
An Urgent Care has opened just north of Bonners Ferry and offers family medicine, s-rays and more.
This week in history - April 15, 2021
This week in history - April 15, 2021
This week in history - April 15, 2021
This week in history - April 15, 2021
No Place Like Home
Do you know who lived here? It looks like many of the homes throughout the county so I will give you a hint. Two bachelor brothers lived here. If you have an answer, please email doyouremember@meadowcrk.com. If you would like to stay anonymous, just let us know.
Idaho Supreme Court orders new trial for Meister
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — The Idaho Supreme Court has ordered a new trial for a 26-year-old artist sentenced to life in prison for killing a Latah County woman at her trailer home in 2001.
Womencare Midwives works with 2nd generation
BONNERS FERRY – When midwife Barbara Rawlings moved from Boise to North Idaho in 1978, she knew some changes would come along with the relocation.
Wilmer Charles (Bill) Stemmene
Wilmer Charles (Bill) Stemmene lost his fight with cancer on July 20, 2020, at Kootenai Health in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.
Do You Remember
It will be flag day soon
Deborah Lee Spalding Atwood
Deborah Lee Spalding Atwood