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From The Archives - Dec. 16, 2021
A Christmas pyramid (German: Weihnachtspyramide) is a Christmas decoration from Germany. Decorated with Christmas figures such as angels, trees, and wise men, it has a 'pyramid' frame with candle holders. In the center of the pyramid is a carousel with a propeller at the top, which is driven by warm air from lit candles. As the heat rises from the candles, the carousel spins.
Open primaries gives people a choice
Since its August launch, the Idahoans for Open Primaries ballot initiative has had unprecedented voter support. The measure is designed to 1) increase freedom of choice and 2) elect responsive officials.
A Boundary County new resident starter kit
Many people are moving to our great part of the world, whether it is because of the lifestyle, the recreational opportunities, property opportunities, politics, relatives, friends, and the list can go on and on, welcome….unless you are running from the law… then your welcome kit will consist of special bracelets and lodging at the Sheriff’s Office.
Bear raids continue in county
BONNERS FERRY — Boundary County Sheriff’s Office reported Tuesday that an unknown bear had raided an unsecured pig food storage near Three Mile Junction at 7:17 p.m.
Selkirk griz proposed for NCDE delisting
BONNERS FERRY — If and when the Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem (NCDE) grizzly bear population is delisted, the Selkirk/Cabinet grizzly bear population may be included.
Bonner County to host caribou meeting at Coolin
SANDPOINT — Bonner County commissioners are meeting with U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service officials on Jan. 24 to discuss the designation of critical habitat for caribou in the southern Selkirk Mountains.
Hwy. 95 needs minor, major work
BONNERS FERRY — Three major improvements in the last 15 years have significantly decreased crashes on highways in the county.
School district lists free, reduced price meals policy
Bonners Ferry High School, Boundary County Middle School, and Mt. Hall Elementary:
Social media rumors cause nearly 200 students to miss a day of school
BONNERS FERRY — Rumors on social media can spread like wildfire, and cause catastrophic results in a short period of time.
KVRI looks at past restoration projects, plans for the future
BONNERS FERRY — The Kootenai Valley Resource Initiative (KVRI) convened for its monthly meeting on Monday, Feb. 13. One of the highlights from Monday night’s meeting was a presentation by Forester Kevin Knauth focusing on the CFLRP program that the Forest Service and the KVRI is currently implementing.
Supt. Scoop: Vote
Dear Parents & Guardians,
Red, White, & Blue, This Fair’s For You
The Boundary County Fair may not be taking place until late summer, but organizing and fundraising for the event has already started. Among those efforts are supporter and sponsorship opportunities for 2024, fair officials said.
Free N95 face masks now available at some pharmacies in Washington
Up to three face masks are available for every person in the United States.
Support policies that enhance environment, economy
Idaho is fortunate to be home to some of our nation’s most unique landscapes and vast natural resources. I am dedicated to protecting our environment in a manner that ensures the vitality of our forests and rangelands, protects the rights of property owners and addresses the economic needs of our rural communities.
Grizzly bear damages beehive near Porthill
PORTHILL — A year ago, in May 2019, Darcy and Mandy Lammers experienced livestock loss due to a grizzly bear who killed lambs, and a few miles away from the Lammers’ ranch, another resident lost some sheep.
Baseball team places third at state
Wilson wins 2 games for the Badgers
BADGERS SPLIT WITH JACKS
The Bonners Ferry Badgers traveled to Lumberjack country last Saturday for a baseball doubleheader and came away with a split decision.
Baseball team on winning streak
Bonners Ferry High School baseball team got back to its winning ways, sweeping the Sandpoint junior varsity team 8-3 and 13-1 Friday.
Granola Morning Rolls
Granola Morning Rolls
1967: Trapper Peak Fire
It was a hot, dry Aug. 11 in 1967 when a violent thunderstorm roared across the Northwest, a storm full of crackling lightning, rolling thunder, and no rain in sight. By Aug. 12, three fires had broken out on Trapper Peak in Boundary County, and plumes of smoke marked the beginning of fires that would consume the tinder dry forest floor vegetation, and spread into the towering trees. Once the three fires merged, in rough, granitic terrain, six or seven hours hike from the nearest road, what has come to be known as the Trapper Peak Fire took off with fury.