Calendar for June 16-22

The events, activities and meetings taking place in Boundary County over the coming week.

Woman proud of career path

My name is Connie DeCoe Munier and I am a medical transcriptionist.  I recently won the western states election and am now secretary-elect of AHIDI-WEST.

11 girls to participate in this year’s DYW program

Started in 1966, the Bonners Ferry Distinguished Young Women Program has opened the door of opportunity for countless young women in our community.

Reclaim Idaho submits final signatures for education initiative

Set to appear on November ballot

Veterans continue having problems with services

Gov. Little signs bill investing in outdoor recreation and state parks

Governor Brad Little signed House Bill 204 into law today, the second of his “Building Idaho’s Future” bills that make strategic investments in critical state priorities.

Multiple topics addressed in busy city council meeting

Grants that could help local businesses were among the items City Council discussed during a busy meeting last night.

Multiple topics addressed in busy city council meeting

Grants that could help local businesses were among the items City Council discussed during a busy meeting last night.

Sage Dixon cares about region’s small businesses

Idaho’s small businesses are hurting. After over a month of closures, some are beginning to open, with the hopes of rebuilding what they’ve lost through no fault of their own.

Alsy Brinkmeyer

SANDPOINT — Alsy Brinkmeyer is settling in as advertising director and general manager for the Bonner County Daily Bee, Bonners Ferry Herald and Priest River Times.

Heather Scott (R), 47 Incumbent Idaho State District One Representative postition A Scientist

1. Federal overreach, increasing government regulations and freedom restrictions became increasingly noticeable in everyday life. After reviewing the voting record of the then-District 1 legislators, I realized they were more interested in representing large lobby groups than North Idaho citizens. I decided to run for office. Both of my grandfathers and my father were veterans and I decided it was my time to serve my country and state.

Legislative session is almost over

As the tentative March 24th session deadline drew closer, there was an urgency to “get done and go home”. This reckless pace of Pelosi-style “pass-it-to-find-out what's-in-it” style of legislating is counter productive to what Idaho really needs and justification for a major overhaul of the committee system.

Legals for October, 7 2021

Commission OKs Sunday liquor sales

On Monday,  Boundary County commissioners approved Sunday sales at the state-run liquor store.

Landmark bailout to bail out Boundary County, school distirct

The federal government’s $700 billion bailout of U.S. banks is good news for Boundary County.

Gov. Little launches Cybersecurity Task Force

Governor Brad Little has announced the formation of a new task force to advance cybersecurity initiatives in Idaho.

Gov. Little launches Cybersecurity Task Force

Governor Brad Little has announced the formation of a new task force to advance cybersecurity initiatives in Idaho.

New ICAC training for law enforcement addresses child porn investigations

The Office of the Attorney General’s Idaho Internet Crimes Against Children Unit is hosting a training for Idaho law enforcement officers and prosecutors to help them more effectively investigate and prosecute cases of child pornography.

New ICAC training for law enforcement addresses child porn investigations

The Office of the Attorney General’s Idaho Internet Crimes Against Children Unit is hosting a training for Idaho law enforcement officers and prosecutors to help them more effectively investigate and prosecute cases of child pornography.

Legals for April, 30 2020