Boys basketball goes into overtime, wins with 4 players on court

Badgers boys basketball deliver a last-minute upset against Kellogg in overtime in a hard-fought game that ultimately saw badgers persevere with a 75-70 score.

4 charges of lewd conduct with a minor filed against youth leader

Police Department Assistant Chief Marty Ryan issued a criminal complaint on Jan. 12, 2021, against defendant William Austin Blumenauer alleging he did willfully and lewdly committed lascivious acts with the body of a minor under the age of 16.

Parler servers shutdown, files lawsuit

Parler recently lost access to Apple and Google’s app store this weekend, but Amazon Web Services has canceled hosting services for Parler.

Gov. Little gave his State of the State address, historic tax relief cuts

Gov. Brad Little gave his State of The State address remotely from a Statehouse auditorium, a break from tradition when Idaho lawmakers would generally listen at a packed house chambers floor.

Ansley tops 1,000 career points in BFHS victory

Holly Ansley leads the girls Badgers basketball to dominate Priest River with a final score of 61-24, allowing Ansley to surpass 1000 career points.

Rotary Club Annual Calendar Raffle

Banners Ferry Rotary Club is holding their annual calendar raffle.

Idaho Awarded $6 Million Grant to Support Early Childhood Learning and School Readiness

Idaho Awarded $6 Million Grant to Support Early Childhood Learning and School Readiness

Internet contract raises many questions

Wow! EL Automation was given $914,000 to install internet in Moyie Springs. Butt, was there no internet before? No Frontier? No Ziply? Only 100-plus houses had internet?

So much for 'God Bless America'

Concerning the shooting of an unarmed female veteran protester in the neck by a Capitol Police officer, the reason given was, "he had no other choice." That reason seems to have satisfied any media concern as there has been no more said about the incident.

Legals for January, 14 2021

Elderly Idahoans closer to front of vaccine line

Gov. Brad Little said Tuesday the arrival of a vaccine positions the state in the final round in its fight against COVID-19.

Rotary Club Annual Calendar Raffle

Banners Ferry Rotary Club is holding their annual calendar raffle.

Rep. Scott, colleagues introduce measures to limit Gov. Little's emergency power

The House State Affairs Committee introduced three new measures aimed at limiting the governor’s emergency powers. All three measures were approved for an introduction on voice votes without objection; that clears the way for full hearings.

Idaho tops list for inbound migration

Idaho had the highest percentage of inbound migration among states experiencing more than 250 moves with United Van Lines for the second consecutive year.

Gov. Little gave his State of the State address, historic tax relief cuts

Gov. Brad Little gave his State of The State address remotely from a Statehouse auditorium, a break from tradition when Idaho lawmakers would generally listen at a packed house chambers floor.

Parler servers shutdown, files lawsuit

Parler recently lost access to Apple and Google’s app store this weekend, but Amazon Web Services has canceled hosting services for Parler.

Fulcher objects to Electoral College certification

U.S. House Rep. Russ Fulcher (R-Idaho) released a video objecting to the Electoral College certification.

This Week In History - Jan. 7, 2021

Boundary County's people, places and events — as shared by the Boundary County Museum.

Female leadership in the civil rights movement

Monday, January 18, is Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Day. From 1955 to 1968, King was the face and voice of the Civil Rights Movement, at least to outsiders. In fact, the Movement had many faces and voices.

Kindergarten readiness needs more attention

Parents and educators hear a lot about how important it is for our young students to be able to read at an early age. Studies show that children still struggling to read by the end of the third grade fall further and further behind and many never catch up before they graduate from high school.