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Boys soccer rebounds for nonconference win
BONNERS FERRY — After a close loss to open its season, the Bonners Ferry boys’ soccer team regrouped the next day and topped visiting Stillwater Christian 2-0 on Friday, Aug. 30.
New Initiative Launches to Cover 100% of Idaho Children
Idaho Voices for Children recently announced a new advocacy initiative focused on ensuring that 100% of Idaho kids have access to health coverage. Known as Idaho Kids Covered, this effort taps the state’s top children’s health experts to push forward a number of public policy goals focused on ensuring kids reach their full potential.
New Initiative Launches to Cover 100% of Idaho Children
Idaho Voices for Children recently announced a new advocacy initiative focused on ensuring that 100% of Idaho kids have access to health coverage. Known as Idaho Kids Covered, this effort taps the state’s top children’s health experts to push forward a number of public policy goals focused on ensuring kids reach their full potential.
C6-Zero: We seek to be good neighbor
A recent letter to the editor (“Stop the refinery, save the Kootenai River,” Aug 11) is filled with fabrications and misinformation. Allow C6-Zero to correct the record from the top down.
Badger track sends 24 athletes to state
The Badgers stayed strong in the two-day 3A District Championship track meet, with both teams finishing in second place and 24 athletes qualifying for state.
Last year district champs: Badger track teams prep for seasons
Badger boys and girls track teams are warming up for the season after last year’s district wins.
Boys soccer in first round of state
The Badgers boys soccer team will play Sugar-Salem in the first round of the 3A state tournament today after falling just short in the district title game last weekend.
Myths and misconceptions about occupational therapy
April is National Occupational Therapy Month! There are plenty of myths and misconceptions about occupational therapy services, the providers, and the history. Here are the top 5 myths or misconceptions of occupational therapy:
New House Bill hopes to target fentanyl trafficking
Proposed legislation — House Bill 67 — would amend current Idaho law relating to penalties for heroin and would add a minimum mandatory sentencing statute for those convicted of trafficking fentanyl.
First BCSD staff member tests positive for COVID-19
A Boundary County School District employee has tested positive for COVID-19, according to a press release from BCSD.
First BSCD staff member tests positve for COVID-19
A Boundary County School District employee has tested positive for COVID-19, according to a press release from BCSD.
President Trump, First Lady test positive for the coronavirus
President of the United States Donald J. Trump and First Lady Melania Trump tested positive for COVID-19 late Thursday night, according to the President’s Twitter account.
Crazy Days still happening in Bonners Ferry
Crazy Days still happening in Bonners Ferry
Crazy Days still happening in Bonners Ferry
Crazy Days still happening in Bonners Ferry
Sanborn on Hall of Fame
Local resident Harley “Hod” Sanborn was recently honored at the Inland Empire Softball Hall of Fame banquet held in Spokane, Wash.
Safeway says it will hang flag
BONNERS FERRY — Driving by Safeway people have noticed something different other than the new signs.
Badgers place 6 on All-IML soccer team
The Bonners Ferry Boys’ Soccer team dominated the all-Intermountain League selections announced at the District I-II tournament last Friday in Rathdrum, placing six on the team of 12 players.
Badgers golf takes 3rd at state
The Bonners Ferry Badger boys golf team won a trophy for the first time in history at the 3A 2009 State Golf Tournament on Monday and Tuesday in Idaho Falls.
Elks Hoop Shoot winners advance to Sandpoint event
On Friday, Dec. 13, 20 Valley View class finalists for the Elks Hoop Shoot gathered to participate in the school competition. The shooters ranged from third grade to fifth grade, both boys and girls. They were full of anticipation and nerves, but everyone performed the best they could in front of parents and peers.
BFHS senior among top swimmers in backstroke, freestyle
MOSCOW — Bonners Ferry High School swimmer Julia Cummings competed in the Saturday, Sept. 7 Ice Breaker swim meet in Moscow.