Wade wins state in discus, Badgers win nine medals

The Badgers track and field team sent 11 athletes to the 3A State Tournament last weekend in Middleton.

Badgers and Spartans combine for 99 runs DH, Sandpoint takes first season win against Badgers

Badgers went 1-1 against Priest River in a double header that featured a combined 99 runs and with both games being called due to the 10-run rule.

Districts Game One: Badgers fall by two run in extra inning

Seeds mean nothing between these two teams as the No. 2 seed Tigers, who had dropped four of five to the Badgers during Intermountain League play, upended the top seed in Game 1 of a best-of-3 series for the 3A District 1 championship and the district’s lone berth to state.

Badgers dominate C'dA Charter at home

BONNERS FERRY — Ahead 42-7 at the half thanks to their half-court trap defense, the Badgers boys coasted to an easy home court victory over Coeur D’Alene Charter Tuesday, Jan. 14.

BCMS track teams first in districts

Boys split double-header vs. Lake City JV squad

The Badger baseball team traveled to Coeur Alene last Saturday and earned a split with the Lake City junior varsity squad.  

Bavarian Apple Torte great dessert

"Cooking with Sarah" will run weekly. The column features recipes submitted by readers.

Idaho Dept. of Ed receives funds to fight youth suicide

The Idaho State Department of Education has been awarded a $1.3 million grant over the next three years to begin the Idaho Lives Project, a collaboration among the state, the Idaho Suicide Prevention Action Network (SPAN-Idaho) and other partner organizations to reduce the prevalence of suicide among youth ages 10-24 in Idaho.

State's top educator visits Bonners Ferry

Tom Luna, superintendent of Public Instruction for the Idaho State Department of Education, visited Bonners Ferry High School on Wednesday.

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Boundary Community Hospital Extended Care Facility honored by state of Idaho

Boundary Community Hospital Extended Care Facility has been recognized as one of the top nursing homes in the State of Idaho, again. For the 11th year, the State has given the Nursing Home the prestigious L. Jean Schoonover Award for Excellence in Caring. This year the facility received the Gold Award with the highest average Health Inspection rating of 4.6 to 5.0 and demonstrated dedication and commitment to providing the highest quality of care to the residents they serve.

Hospital earns TSE designations

These designations for Boundary Community Hospital are part of the Idaho Time Sensitive Emergency (TSE) System. They are is reserved for hospitals that meet the stringent criteria established by the state as part of the statewide TSE system of care that includes three of the top five causes of death in Idaho: trauma, stroke, and heart attack (STEMI). BCH is already a Level IV Trauma Center.

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Bonners Ferry High School Trap Team, “Dukes Claybusters”:

Boys Basketball: Badgers win Game 1 of Districts

Junior Asher Williams scored a game-high 25 points for the top-seeded Badgers in a win over the second-seeded Tigers in Game 1 of the best-of-3 game 3A District 1 championship series at Bonners Ferry High.

Lady Badgers going to state golf competition

Lady Badgers took top honors at the IML district golf tournament held at Twin Lakes Village golf course on Monday, May 10, with Bonners Ferry scoring 395 and beating second-place Kellogg by 44 strokes.

Boys hoops off to state, District and League Champs

Junior guard Asher Williams scored 20 of his game-high 32 points in the first half for the top-seeded Bonners Ferry Badgers in a win over second-seeded Timberlake to sweep the best-of-3 game 3A District 1 championship series at Bonners Ferry High.

Post Falls chase ends in fatal shooting

Police apparently shot and killed a person suspected of intentionally driving a pickup truck into patrol vehicles Thursday in Post Falls.

People weary of pacifists bullying everyone

People are tired of being bullied by pacifists. Current trends have taught us that modern pacifists are simply con-artists utilizing ideology to burn our cities down.

Don James

A reproduction of an untrue and derogatory article circulating on the Internet slamming Barack Obama was printed in the Dec. 6 Herald.

District must notify parents of problems

Regarding the school bomb threats, I have a message to the school board and one to law enforcement: