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This Week In Boundary County History
100 Years Ago
Youth hunting licensing to be made easier for families
Fish and Game continues to propose steps to simplify youth licensing and hunting, to make it easier for families and youth to understand youth hunting opportunities and eligibility requirements. Commission-approved seasons include youth general and controlled hunts for pheasants, turkeys, and waterfowl. Currently, age and mentoring eligibility requirements are inconsistent with resident Junior Hunting License and nonresident Junior Mentored Hunting License requirements and are inconsistent across species.
IPNF issues county road closures
Coeur d’Alene, Idaho -- The Idaho Panhandle National Forests issued additional road closures on multiple Forest Service roads in Boundary and Bonner County for public health and safety due to flooding damage and unsafe conditions. Warmer weather, snowmelt and heavy spring rains are creating soft road surfaces and spring “break up” conditions on many Idaho Panhandle National Forests roads.
Just where are we?
Does this building look familiar to you? Do you know where it was located and what businesses were there? If you have an answer, please email doyouremember@meadowcrk.com. If you would like to stay anonymous, just let us know.
Early learner workshop planned
The Idaho Department of Fish and Game’s “WILD About Early Learners” workshop is coming to Coeur d’Alene on Nov. 4-5.
Database shines line on candidates' donations
I recently did some research into local candidates' donations using the Idaho Sunshine Database. After this research, I have a few questions
Texting scam reported
BONNERS FERRY — There’s a new scam circulating around Boundary County that involves residents’ cell phones.
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.
Police officer jailed on child abuse charges
Raul Adrian Lopez, 37, is in custody at the Bonner County Jail for three counts of lewd conduct, and two of child sexual abuse.
Man charged with grand theft to be sentenced in August
A Boundary County man is being charged with grand theft after a burglary investigation by the Boundary County Sheriff’s Office.
IPNF temporarily closes campgrounds to limit COVID-19 spread
Effective Saturday, March 28, many or most developed campgrounds and certain other recreation sites on the Idaho Panhandle National Forests will be closed until further notice for the health and safety of visitors and staff.
Hospital implements new ER check in process
BONNERS FERRY — Boundary Community Hospital (BCH) has implemented a new process for Emergency Room check for the safety of patients and staff.
Free personal use firewood permits available
The Forest Service will once again issue free, personal use firewood permits for up to 12 cords of firewood per permit holder during the 2023 calendar year.
Bond reduction denied in lewd conduct case
Bond reduction was denied for a Copeland man charged with sex crimes with children under 16.
Only property owners get to decide when to remove sign
It's time for the billboard to be changed, says one of the local residents and Trump haters in last week's Herald. Well, I disagree. The correct time to remove the billboard identifying this as "Trump country" is when the owner of the sign wants it removed, not a minute before.
Moyie Springs receives $2.1M grant from DEQ
City receives $2.1 million as grant from Idaho Department of Environmental Equality to supplement material and labor cost overruns associated with an existing project.
Library board reviewing material policy, director candidates
It’s going to be a busy meeting in March for Boundary County Library Board trustees, from reviewing the district’s materials policy to going over candidates for the library director post.
BCMS announces 8th grade celebration
BONNERS FERRY — When Bonners Ferry Middle School students are promoted to high school on Thursday, June 4, the ceremony won’t look like it has in the past due to the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Kootenai River Run brings the fun, raises funds for scholarships
BONNERS FERRY — “Running is such a great activity because you just need a good pair of shoes... and go,” said Karen Pflasterer. She and her husband, John Pflasterer, along with their dog, Cooper, completed the 5K 2017 Kootenai River Run on Saturday, July 1.
THE FRONT ROW with MARK NELKE: Journey to a title in Bonners — with a brief stop in Cd’A
“The whole process has been completely amazing,” said Nathan Williams, now in his fourth season as the Badgers boys basketball coach. “And the parents … it’s an hour and a half to Spokane, Coeur d’Alene, when we’d play an AAU game, and an hour and a half back, and there were so many times there was 6, 8 inches of snow. And we’ve got a game at 8 a.m. They’d always schedule us at 8 a.m., coming from Bonners. So we’re waking up at 5 … it was crazy. But the commitment from the parents and the kids has been amazing.”