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This Week In Boundary County History for March 17, 2022
100 Years Ago Bonners Ferry will become a member of the proposed Panhandle Baseball League, which will include teams from eight towns in North Idaho.
Commissioners agree to delisting grizzly bears
With the population of grizzly bears growing in the Cabinet-Yaak and Selkirk recovery areas, Boundary County commissioners are calling for grizzly bears to be delisted as an endangered species.
NIC Fall 2021 Dean’s List
Bonners Ferry: Kaylee McCabe, Sarah Michalski, Kimberly Ross Moyie Springs: John Endicott, Savannah Shepherd Naples: Edward Clark, Tyler Lucas
Candidates file for legislative races
Here's the list as of Friday night.
Badger boys basketball goes 1-2 at state
The Badgers finished the state tournament finishing 1-2 in the consolation round.
Bonners Ferry Little League registration open
Baseball and Softball --- Online Registration is now open for ages 7-14
Protect the Kootenai for current generations and those in the future
A valued resource, its clean water, and the life it sustains.
First girls wrestling state championship, Rickter takes third
In the first ever Idaho state girls wrestling tournament Savannah Rickter (160) took third Feb. 26 in the Holt Arena at Idaho State University.
BCSD maintenance decisions and funding options tabled until after March 8 election
Boundary County School District is pausing discussions of maintenance issues and funding options through the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Federal Funding (ESSR funds) and American Rescue Plan Act funds (ARPA) until after the March 8 election.
2022 Idaho Forest Stewardship Educational Programs
Roughly 40 percent of the forests in Boundary, Bonner, Kootenai, and Benewah counties are owned by family forest owners. Over the next year, University of Idaho Extension is again conducting a series of 30 forestry educational programs at over 40 locations throughout Idaho, to help strengthen family forest owners' abilities to manage their forest land and to meet their goals.
Precautions to Take at Home with Seasonal Illness
Historically herbs have been used as medicine before modern medicine since herbs strengthen the immune system.
BCSD preparing for worst for VVE
Boundary County School Board officials presented worst case scenario for Valley View Elementary if the bond does not pass at the Tuesday Feb. 15 city council meeting.
Our country and state are changing rapidly
The legislative session is flying by.
Girls wrestling wins district title
Badger girls wrestling are the first ever District I-II wrestling champions.
HB 658 aims to provide lethal injection confidentiality
The bill would allow non-disclosure protections for entities to carry out the death penalty
Richards and Rickter honored at Senior Night
Eli Richards and Jackson Rickter were honored at the wrestling senior night Feb. 8.
Petesch signs letter of intent
Sierra Petesch, surrounded by her family, friends and teammates, signed her letter of intent to play volleyball at Dawson Community College in Glendive, Montana, a D2 school.
Personal bill process is in need of reform
District 1 legislators discuss local issues, concerns in the weekly Notes From Boise column
Don't ID.Idahoans
The Internal Revenue Service raised serious red flags about the protection of confidential taxpayer information and fundamental civil liberties when it announced a major expansion of its collaboration with ID.me.
Concerns regarding overreach aren't opinions or conspiracies
ARPA legislation lists the federal government overreach