County looks at Sunday liquor sales

On Monday, March 14, Boundary County Commissioners will vote on whether to open the state liquor store on Sundays or keep it closed.

Referee shortage puts high school athletics in danger

The entire country is facing a referee shortage.

Coldwell Banker North Woods Realty wins award

BONNERS FERRY — Coldwell Banker North Woods Realty received an award naming them a “Top Power Brokerage” from Real Estate Magazine 2019.

Black Cottonwood: The tree that snows!

“Trees, for example, carry the memory of rainfalls. In their rings we read ancient weather — storms, sunlight, and temperatures, the growing seasons of centuries. A forest shares a history, which each tree remembers even after it has been falled.” — Anne Michaels

Boundary Co. Centennial Saturday

Valor: A Tribute to Veterans

Honoring those who serve.

4 running for 2 council seats in Moyie Springs

Two seats on the Moyie Springs City Council will be voted on in the upcoming election, with four candidates filed to run for the positions.

NBVFD annual membership meeting Feb. 24

NBVFD will having their annual membership meeting on Feb. 24, at 10 a.m. at Fire Station 1.

Montana, not Canadian firm, should decide protection for river

I grew up in North Idaho and then returned about 13 years ago after retirement

Voting gives citizens power

To the Editor:

Vacancy to be filled on P&Z Commission

Boundary County Commissioners are seeking letters of interest from individuals who have lived in Boundary County for at least two years who are interested in filling a vacant position on the Boundary County Planning and Zoning Commission.

Martin Luther King Jr. Day: What’s in a name?

With the rise of extremist ideologies and a resurgence of the Aryan dream in northern Idaho, perhaps it is time for Idaho to “unbundle” and fully honor the civics rights leader, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Cancer: A silent killer of firefighters

BONNERS FERRY — They answer a calling, donning equipment and charging in when others run away. They face fire, accidents, and emergencies. They are our firefighters.

Animals take advantage of trails in winter

When the snow becomes deep enough, we bring out our skis, snowshoes and snowmobiles to travel around. Even with snowshoes, slogging through knee-deep powdery snow can be exhausting if you are breaking trail. Worse is a thin icy crust that doesn’t support your weight and you punch through with each step. 

MAY NIBJ: Target audience: Cats — and those who love them

Julie Rosengrant saw a market need and started a business to fill it. Now, The Catnip Getaway is the purrfect vacation destination for all things cats, when owners take a vacation of their own.

Teresa Rae

Teresa Rae is seeking Boundary County School District Zone 5 seat.

Year Recap: Badger sports had bright year

Bonners Ferry High School sports had a great year in 2022 across all seasons and athletics. From state triumphs, to unforgettable program success to revitalizing a team, the Badgers saw it all this year.

Bedke talks special session, North Idaho growth on podcast

Fresh on his mind was the recent special session, formally known as an extraordinary session, of the Idaho Legislature that was called by Governor Brad Little on Aug. 23 solely to have congress consider House Bill No. 1.

Glenna Hatfield, 85

Glenna Hatfield, 85, passed away peacefully on Sunday, Feb. 8, 2009, surround by members of her family from complications of pneumonia.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT BLOCKS U.S. 2

This article has been updated at 10 p.m.