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Gas prices drop in area
Idaho ranks eighth in the country for most expensive fuel
Regional tribes call for U.S. and Canada governments address Kootenai Watershed pollution
The Ktunaxa Nation and the Kootenai Tribe of Idaho calls for the U.S. and Canada to meet with the Nation immediately to address watershed pollution in the Kootenai Watershed.
BCSO announces winter driving class
If you're looking for tips on winter driving, you don't need to look much further than the Boundary County Sheriff's Office. BCSO is offering a classroom session on winter driving on Dec. 1. The course will be held from 9-11 a.m. at the Boundary County Annex, 6566 Main St.
From the Archives - Oct. 26, 2023
The Search and Rescue dive team was pictured on Oct. 20, 2003, at the mouth of Deep Creek after carving Halloween pumpkins.
This Week in History - Oct. 26, 2023
Local history in Boundary County, from Naples to Porthill and From Bonners Ferry to Moyie Springs.
Youth does well on season's opening day
Tycen Koberstein, 11, is pictured with a 6x7 bull scoring 337 that he shot on opening day of rifle season in North Idaho with his dad Ryan Koberstein and Uncle Trevor Koberstein.
Mike Ferguson - BCSD Trustee, Zone 3
Mike Ferguson was recently appointed to the Boundary County School District board of trustees. As he was unopposed, no election was held per Idaho Code and he was appointed to the seat.
Deborah A. Rauth - Moyie City Council
Deborah A. Rauth filed for a seat on the Moyie City Council. As she was unopposed, per Idaho Code, she was appointed to the seat and no election was held.
Backing Israel in both word and deed
Overlooking Jerusalem’s main cemetery, where victims of the recent Iranian-backed terrorist attacks are likely being mourned, stands a monument honoring each of the victims by name of the terrorist attacks on our soils on September 11, 2001. Like Idaho, Israel lost citizens during the 9/11 attacks. A plaque near the monument’s entrance is inscribed, “Tolerance, Not Terrorism.” It is a symbol of America’s deep connection with Israel, our shared loss and our cooperative fight against terrorism.
Simpson steps up again to protect Idaho’s interests in Congress
Dorothy Moon, the chair of the Idaho Republican Party, has been attacking Congressman Mike Simpson for his refusal to support Congressman Jim Jordan (R-OH) for Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives. Simpson responded in typical fashion, saying, “I will not take Chairwoman Moon’s ill-advised input when I have been fighting for Idaho longer than she has lived in the state.” As usual, he speaks the truth.
BFHS soccer program leading by example
The coaches, players, and cannon (!) make every match in Bonners Ferry positive and memorable.
2023 Idaho Election Calendar
Key remaining dates on Idaho Election Calendar for 2023.
Tribes call for U.S., Canada to address Kootenai Watershed pollution
The Ktunaxa Nation and the Kootenai Tribe of Idaho are calling on the U.S. and Canada to immediately address pollution in the Kootenai Watershed.
Halloween events abound in community
With Halloween just around the corner, there are plenty of fun activities on tap in the community for everyone from the young to the young at heart.
Boundary County Calendar - Oct. 26-Nov. 2, 2023
The events, activities and meetings taking place in Boundary County over the coming week.
Boundary County Christmas gift exchange announced
The Boundary County Christmas gift exchange is coming to town.
Badgers only give up one goal at state tournament, earn sportsmanship award
In the first round of the state championship, Bonners Ferry and American Falls had to head to penalty kicks to decide the game after the teams were tied 0-0 in regular time.
Football: Timberlake takes League, Badgers season ends
Cooper Lenz scored three touchdowns, including two on the ground, and the Timberlake Tigers overcame a slow start to steamroll the Bonners Ferry Badgers 66-28 to win the Intermountain League title on Friday, Oct. 20, at Kenny Mendenhall Stadium.
McGrane pays visit to local elections office
With local elections just around the corner, Idaho Secretary of State Phil McGrane makes it clear that the system is safe, secure, and ready for Tuesday. McGrane, who toured North Idaho in advance of the Nov. 7 local elections, said the visits allowed him to touch base with county clerks and discuss election operations to ensure they have what they need for Tuesday.
Council to start over search for golf manager
At the last Bonners Ferry City Council meeting, the board voted to start over in its search for a new golf course manager. Tuesday at a special meeting, they discussed how to make that happen.