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We need to wean ourselves from Washington money
I have been reading the back and forth about the snow plow and the funds used for the purchase
Two killed in Highway 95 Friday crash
COLBURN — Two people were killed in a head-on collision with a dump truck on U.S. Highway 95 on Friday.
Learning to avoid being a victim
BONNERS FERRY — Theft prevention, identity theft, burglary and personal alarm systems, recovery of lost or stolen property, personal safety, neighborhood watches, internet and phone scams were among the topics of conversation during the Symposium on Safety, called a Night Out Against Crime.
Summer reading is magical
BONNERS FERRY — “Zim-Zalla-Bim!!!”
Board votes against benching football coach
Boundary County School District Trustees voted unanimously Tuesday to keep Ed DePriest as Bonners Ferry High School’s head football coach for 2009.
While town hall was civil, Fulcher's credit is not
The VFW hall in Sandpoint was full Monday night for Russ Fulcher’s town hall, and I was impressed that a civil discussion resulted. That’s to Fulcher’s credit. His voting record is not.
How do animals beat the heat?
On sweltering 90-plus degree days we can retreat to basements or air conditioned buildings but how do animals beat the heat?
Naylor to compete in statewide GeoBee
Roger Naylor, an eighth-grader at Boundary County Middle School, is one of the semifinalists eligible to compete in the 2019 National Geographic GeoBee Idaho State Competition. The contest will be held at BYU Idaho in Rexburg on Friday, March 29.
Warren Burdette Bauman, 93
It's Thanksgiving ... let's talk turkey!
“Forever on Thanksgiving Day, the heart will find the pathway home”
Scott stripped of committee assignments
State Representative Heather Scott (R-Blanchard) was stripped of all of her committee assignments during a legislative session in Boise on Jan. 12 after making a comment to a fellow lawmaker during the Legislature’s organizational session back in December — a comment that she re-stated in a radio interview on Jan. 13: “Legislators shouldn’t have to sleep around or spread their legs to advance.”
Rebecca (Becky) Kay Hall, 49
Rebecca (Becky) Kay Hall, 49, passed away at her home and went to our Lord in Heaven on November 5, 2006 after a long battle with cancer.
Accident blocks U.S. 95 for 3 hours
BONNERS FERRY — A two-vehicle accident on U.S. 95, by Deer Park Road, blocked traffic for several hours on Tuesday evening, Oct. 1, resulting in one woman being transported by Life Flight.
Wolf family enjoys home of their own
BONNERS FERRY — Home ownership comes with the sense of security. For Flora Wolf and her two daughters, they began the journey last Saturday, when the three of them took hold of the green ribbon stretched across the doorway, and ripped it down.
Wolf family enjoys home of their own
BONNERS FERRY — Home ownership comes with the sense of security. For Flora Wolf and her two daughters, they began the journey last Saturday, when the three of them took hold of the green ribbon stretched across the doorway, and ripped it down.
Christmas crafts aplenty at fairgrounds
BONNERS FERRY — The Boundary County Celebration of Craft took place at the Boundary County Fairgrounds on Friday and Saturday, Dec. 1-2. The hall buzzed with activity, and the friendly sounds of conversations between vendors and shoppers.
North Idaho sex offender fugitive caught in Florida
Philip Jenison fled Idaho 21 years ago
North Idaho sex offender fugitive caught in Florida
North Idaho sex offender fugitive caught in Florida
Philip Jenison fled Idaho 21 years ago
North Idaho sex offender fugitive caught in Florida