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Larson seeks state representative seat
Kathryn Larson is seeking a seat in the Idaho House of Representatives in District 1B.
Mother disputes arrest
of son at drinking party
Limited 'Golden Tickets' grant lifetime of North Idaho State Fair fun
All proceeds from Golden Ticket sales will go to funding a new, much-needed Livestock Building at the Kootenai County Fairgrounds.
Several accreditation outcomes possible for NIC
The fate of North Idaho College is expected to be revealed in July, when the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities announces whether it will retain accreditation. If the college loses accreditation, it may be impossible to regain.
High Five funding to help pool, skate rink
BONNERS FERRY — The City of Bonners Ferry is currently in the second year in the utilization the $250,000 High Five! Community Transformation Grant that was awarded in October 2016. The grant money comes from the Blue Cross Foundation of Idaho, which works with communities around the state in order to combat childhood obesity.
Be safe: 3 minutes changes everything
NAPLES — Two back to back explosions changed Brad Livingston’s life on Sept. 20, 1991. He was given a 5 percent chance of survival after suffering burns to 63 percent of his body. He almost lost his legs and hands. His femur was replaced with metal. His heart stopped. All to save three minutes.
'Tis the season for turkey chicks
Recently I was driving up the Ball Creek road west of the Westside Road and 10 miles north of the Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge headquarters when around a hairpin curve I saw a mother wild turkey nervously sitting on the ground with her wings spread out.
2016 Farm Tour scheduled for Friday, May 20
It’s that beautiful time of year…Spring! The Boundary Soil Conservation District and Farm Bureau are once again offering their free community farm tour. This year’s event will start with a video to learn about the Kootenai Tribe’s Fish Hatchery, followed by releasing baby sturgeon into the Kootenai River. Then we will head north and have a lesson on the dike system, we will go to Houck Farms located on Farm to Market Road and learn more about farming, have a tour of their new operational flour mill and have a better understanding of the meaning of Farm to Market. We will also have a presentation of last year’s fire devastation and plans for restoration. Lunch will be provided along the way. We will meet at the Boundary County Fairgrounds at 8:00 a.m., program starts at 8:30 sharp on Friday May 20th. The bus should return by 4:00 if not sooner. Hope you can make it. Limited seating. Please RSVP at 267-3340 x107 or 267-5502.
Suppiger is the right pick for District 1 seat
In the upcoming primary election for the House of Representatives, we have the opportunity to choose a pragmatic Republican to represent all of our great North Idaho’s constituents. Gary Suppiger is my choice for this vital position.
Columns
I've resided in North Idaho for 10 months and if current conditions hold, I dare say, I survived my first winter for a desert dwelling “Zonie.”
Tom Chaney chosen as NBVFD Firefighter of the Year
BONNERS FERRY — When people think about firefighters, they often think bravery — the willingness to step into a burning building to save a life — but they rarely think about all the other aspects involved.
The North fastpitch softball teams have winning weekend in Cd'A, Post Falls
The North’s 16U and 14U fastpitch softball teams had two wins each in tournaments in Post Falls and Coeur d’Alene.
Smith accepts plea deal, 4 controlled substance charges
Shallyn Smith, 28, pleaded guilty to possession of a controlled substance, substances into a correctional facility and driving under the influence.
Boundary County Middle School offers child care
BONNERS FERRY — In addition to the hard work that the Boundary County Middle School (BCMS) staff and administrators have been doing to help students stay engaged and educated during the soft closure of the district schools, staff and administration have been helping families and students with child care and nutritional needs.
Democrat commissioner candidate wants debate
Now that the primary election for county commissioners is over, it's time for commissioner Kirby to answer questions raised by statements he made at the Republican candidates' forum.
CNA Graduation
Boundary Community Hospital and North Idaho College announced the graduation of the autumn semester Certified Nursing Assistant class.
Eneas Peak Fire Being Monitored in Boundary County
The U.S. Forest Service is aware of and is currently monitoring the fire on Eneas Peak in north Boundary County. The fire started from lightning strikes and was discovered four days ago. It is estimated to have burned about five acres.
NIC enrollment in Bonners more than triples
For Samantha Garcia, going back to school to become a licensed practical nurse wasn’t an option with two young children. That was until North Idaho College opened an extension center in Bonners Ferry two years ago.
$2 million expansion under way at Fodge Pulp
A $2 million expansion is under way at Fodge Pulp in Bonners Ferry. Owners Deneice and Sam Fodge don’t know how many jobs the project could create. That will depend on the economy.“Right now there’s really no new jobs,” Deneice Fodge said. “It all depends on the market. The project involves installing machinery that will allow them to produce their products more efficiently. The company manufacturers paper chips, hog fuel for generating electricity and bark for landscapingThe new debarking system will be electrical, which should mean less waste at the mill, which employs nine. Currently the system is run by diesel The project began in December and should be completed in April, weather permitting. Ansley Inc. is the general contractor. E.L. Automation is doing the electrical work and BF Redi Mix did the concrete work. The project is good news for Mike Sloan. I have been amazed at the number of people who have expanded their business or taken on new projects at this time,” said Sloan, economic development director for Boundary County. “Sam is one of them. If it adds jobs, it helps the community moving forward. Even if they don’t add employees, it helps psychologically.”
BC Hospital says, 'March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month, so get your blue on!'
BONNERS FERRY — Did you know colon cancer is the second leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States? Early detection and regular colon screenings beginning at age 50, or earlier if you are at high risk, can dramatically reduce your risk.