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Impossible Open attracts 38 golfers
Wow, what a day it was at Mirror Lake Golf Course for the 15th annual Impossible Open!
Jack Terry, 92
Jack Terry passed away on June 27, 2024.
City not shutting Moyie mill's power off
BONNERS FERRY — On Thursday, several Idaho Forest Group employees heard that unless a $130,000 city power bill was paid by Dec. 20 the mill’s power would be shut off.
Commissioners seek right-of-way for trail system
Boundary County commissioners have reached out to the Idaho Transportation Department to acquire the old North Hill right-of-way for use of a county-city trial system. A letter was sent to ITD officials on Aug. 14.
Fire chases people out of 900 homes
SPOKANE (AP) — A wind-fueled wildfire chased people from nearly 900 homes in Washington state as it burned through a landscape so reminiscent of the Alps a nearby village adopted a Bavarian theme to attract tourists.
Far North brings the beans
BONNERS FERRY — After about a year of bringing the coffee lounge to fruition, the Far North team has been able to round out the quad of connected businesses, recently opening the Far North Coffee Lounge. From clothing, to logos, cabins rentals and outdoor supplies, to coffee and food, they bring a variety of options for residents in Boundary County to choose from.
Prop. 2 is the wrong answer
To the Editor:
Sweet cottonwood fragrance will announce spring
One day in early spring, the sweet fragrance of cottonwood buds will fill the air. The large pointed buds of black cottonwoods are filled with a sticky, reddish substance that emits a sweet resinous fragrance.
Bryan Leroy Turner
Our beloved husband, father, and brother, Bryan Leroy Turner, was born August 5th, 1932, in Bonners Ferry, Idaho, and passed away on Tuesday February 14, peacefully at home in Gig Harbor, Wash., after a long and happy life at the age of 84.
Graham receives Distinguished Service medal
Boundary County Emergency Manager Incident Commander Bob Graham has put his life in jeopardy in order to save the lives of others since 1974. With 43 years of heroic service, Graham’s career was celebrated on April 12 at the Boundary County Extension Office. Friends, colleagues, and fellow emergency responders gathered to wish him well on his second retirement. Graham retired as a U.S. Forest Service District Ranger.
SAR team improves odds of locating victims
By KATHY NUSSBERGER
Early evening fire destroys TrusTek
The cause of a Thursday blaze that destroyed Bonners Ferry business TrussTek remains undetermined, said to North Bench Volunteer Fire Association Chief Bill McCabe.
16 BFHS teens attend Women in Science
Sixteen Bonners Ferry High School students are among 200 North Idaho girls who attended the Women Science Program at North Idaho College on Monday and Tuesday.
Far North went out of its way to help school
We recently ordered T-shirts for our entire school from Far North.
Dale Archie Taylor, 75
Dale Archie Taylor died on October 19, 2023.
Stolley wins sheriff race by nearly 700 votes
Travis Stolley has won the Republican nomination in the race for Boundary County sheriff with 1,958 votes, or 687 votes more than his closest competitor.
BNSF thanks first responders
The deep partnership that BNSF Railway has with North Idaho first responders was reaffirmed on New Year’s Day.
BNSF thanks first responders
The deep partnership that BNSF Railway has with North Idaho first responders was reaffirmed on New Year’s Day.
Ensuring Idaho Medicare beneficiaries receive coverage for cancer detection
Under current law, Medicare only covers preventive services Congress has explicitly authorized or the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force has recommended.
Tractor Supply conditional use permit hearing to be redone
Boundary County commissioners will redo a public hearing to consider the conditional use permit for the proposed site of the coming Tractor Supply Co. store. The hearing will be held April 4 at 4:30 p.m. in order to remedy issues raised by a public appeal regarding adequate public notice for the application.