The North 14U achieves first program win, plans for another team

The North 14U dominates Krushers in first game of doubleheader.

Dr. Paul Connett respected world-wide

I, too, would like to commend Mayor Kerby on his receipt of the Harold Hurst Award because of the great job he did in the beautification and upgrade of downtown Bonners Ferry. As a volunteer at the Visitor's Center, I am proud to say that yes, I live here and I love this place and the beauty welcomes me every morning. I do not mind the tourism, it helps local businesses during the summer months, and it contributes to our place on the Selkirk Loop, a road trip that exemplifies some of the very special and spectacular beauty that America has to offer.

Idaho to pay legal fees

Boys drop game to St. Maries

On Feb. 4 the visiting St. Maries outscored the Badgers 70-50 at Bonners Ferry High School.

Rex remodel just the start for Chouinard

Panhandle pelt preparation participants wanted

Will be hosted by the Intermountain Fur Harvesters on Nov. 13

Pelt prep event set for Nov. 13

Plans for new Valley View Elementary

Community members got a first look at what a new Valley View Elementary could look like at a community presentation earlier this month when Boundary County School District officials outlined a proposed bond.

Wildfire in Boundary County

BONNERS FERRY — A wildfire gained ground on Wednesday, July 18, encompassing approximately 15 acres in an area east of Hwy 95 at approximately milepost 517 5. Multiple fire agencies responded, including Idaho Department of Lands, who brought a helicopter with a water bucket and a plane carrying fire retardant and water, both which have made multiple trips and are continuing at this time.

A dog tale that won't lie down

On the afternoon of June 28, a bit of drama unfolded on Wildhorse Lane involving several dogs and two people. Sadly, one of the dogs died, a woman was injured and one of the dogs got shot in the butt with a pellet gun.

NBFD dealing with burn piles, purchases new vehicle

On Aug. 7, around 5 p.m., North Bench Fire District was informed by dispatch of a report of several slash piles burning in the area of Songbird Lane.

In North Idaho, skilled workers are in demand

Creating the next generation of trade workers proves challenging

The demand for skilled labor in North Idaho is high. Some of the highest projected employment growth in the region is driven by occupations in health care, construction, personal care and services and transportation and material moving. These occupations made up 35% of total job postings in North Idaho over the last year while accounting for 25-30% of regional employment, according to Lisa Grigg, Idaho Department of Labor economist for north-central Idaho.

North Idaho Business Journal fastest 20 growing companies

Deadline for nominations extended to July 10

The North Idaho Business Journal is looking to recognize and honor our region’s fastest-growing local companies. We have extended the deadline for nominations for North Idaho firms to be considered. Nominations are now being accepted until July 10.

Male grizzly released in Cabinets

A young male grizzly was released west of Spar Lake in the Cabinet Mountains on July 31 to augment the grizzly bear population.

Fire claims second Bonners Ferry business

BONNERS FERRY — A blaze that broke out Thursday at TrussTek in Bonners Ferry kept firefighters from Bonners Ferry and Boundary County fighting fire well into Friday.

Second devastating fire in Boundary County in less than a month

BONNERS FERRY— A blaze that broke out Thursday at TrussTek in Bonners Ferry kept fire fighters from Bonners Ferry and Boundary County fighting fire well into Friday.

Badgers win pair of IML duals

The Bonners Ferry High School wrestling team was successful in its first two Intermountain League dual meets of the season, topping visiting Kellogg 55-30 on Tuesday, Jan. 21, then winning at Priest River 61-12 on Thursday, Jan. 23.

Badgers win pair of IML duals

The Bonners Ferry High School wrestling team was successful in its first two Intermountain League dual meets of the season, topping visiting Kellogg 55-30 on Tuesday, Jan. 21, then winning at Priest River 61-12 on Thursday, Jan. 23.

NIC interim president receives 18-month contract

North Idaho College has committed to paying a minimum of $465,000 per year to its two presidents.

Kirby, Smith challenged for jobs

Two-term Republican Boundary County Commissioner Walt Kirby faces two challengers for the May 27 primary, while GOP county commissioner Ron Smith is unopposed until the fall.

This Year in Bonners Ferry History

100 Year