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Rape case moves to district court
A Sandpoint man has been charged with forcible rape of a minor under the age of 16.
Astronaut visits Boundary County airport
Dr. Jay Apt, former astronaut and current professor and co-director of Carnegie-Mellon University’s Electricity Industry Center, visited Northern Air at the Boundary County Airport for flight training.
The lark of the meadows
Meadowlarks have a way to bring a song into your day. I remember as a boy listening to the buoyant, flute-like melody of the Western Meadowlark ringing out across a field in May outside my fifth grade classroom in a rural school. A song like that can brighten anyone’s day.
We need Suppiger representing us in Idaho Legislature
Gary Suppiger is very well suited to represent District 1B and North Idaho in the Idaho House of Representatives. As a parent, as a business owner, as a volunteer in our schools, and as a member of LPOSD school board Gary has the breadth of knowledge and commitment that will make him an asset for North Idaho in Boise.
Canada flock adopts a snow goose!
I came across an interesting sight last week when approaching Myrtle Pond on the Kootenai Wildlife refuge. A white goose was setting comfortably among a flock of Canada geese.
City pool enjoyed by women
The city pool, with its controversy and occasional criticism, was an amazing training tool for me and many others this summer.
Woodward listens to, works for his constituents
When I met Jim Woodward, I asked him why I should vote for him. After all, he is an Idaho conservative. He told me he would "listen to me."
P.E.O. grant helps another local woman with school
BONNERS FERRY — There is another recipient of the P.C.E. grant, which is a grant aimed toward women that helps them with their higher education.
Open primaries would enable all voters
There’s an old adage that a lie can get ‘round the world before the truth gets its boots on. As I explain to everyone who will listen, there are over 1,000 volunteers like myself working in all areas of Idaho to get signatures of registered voters on the Citizen’s Petition for Open Primaries.
New dental office opening soon
By KATHY NUSSBERGER
AAA shares winter driving tips
Group aims to reduce chances of deadly collisions
2017 Spelling Bee winners announced
BONNERS FERRY — Rotary was proud to sponsor the 2017 Annual District Spelling Bee for Boundary County. Elementary school students in 3rd, 4th and 5th grade came to the Free Methodist Church in Bonners Ferry for the oral competition on Saturday, Jan. 28.
Douglas Franklin Belden, 43
Douglas Franklin Belden, 43, passed away Friday, Feb. 5, 2010, at Kootenai Medical Center in Coeur d’Alene.
Joe David Nieman, 76
Joe David Nieman walked off a mountain into the arms of his parents Lorraine and Douglas Nieman on the thirteenth of May, 1944. He returned to the highest of peaks on November 11, 2020, in search of the ripest of huckleberries.
Valley View Elementary School classified employee of the month
Mrs. Julie Colson has been the librarian within Boundary County School District for the past 6 years and is currently educating and supporting students at Valley View Elementary School. She is a great team player who goes above and beyond her job responsibilities and truly has a heart for our students, the school, and the community as a whole.
Wildlife spends their summer at Kootenai Wildlife Refuge
BONNERS FERRY — The hazy, hot days of summer have slowed the animal activity sightings at the Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge, but that has not stopped the tourists, who have been coming from every corner of the country, as evidenced by the overflowing guest book at the Refuge center.
Woman's three-year hunt for big buck pays off
For three years, it was a game of cat and mouse.
The ring-necked pheasant: a stroll down memory lane
In the fall mornings and evenings in Boundary County, moose, elk, coyotes, mule, and white-tailed deer might be seen. Osprey and shorebirds depart early in the season, while duck migration peaks in early November. Bald eagles arrive at the same time in search of sick or injured ducks that make an easy meal. However, it was a ring-necked pheasant that caught my attention last week as I was traveling the Farm to Market road in northern Boundary County.
Kids explain their love of Boundary County
BOUNDARY COUNTY JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Naples parents concerned about education
NAPLES — A sincere concern for the education of elementary students was prevalent at an informal gathering of parents at Naples Elementary School on Monday.