Tax burden reduced

This letter is in response to the public notice recently circulated at the Three Mile Corner.

Stolley is the right choice for sheriff

What is the difference among the three candidates for Boundary County sheriff? All three candidates for sheriff have numerous certifications, training, and leadership qualifications obtained either through law enforcement training, military service, or both. What stands out as a difference is their involvement in and ties to our community. Travis Stolley excels in this regard.

NIC, Boundary Community Hospital announce latest CNA graduates

In affiliation with North Idaho College (NIC), Boundary Community Hospital provides classes to earn a State of Idaho certification as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) four times a year. The course consists of 120 hours of instruction: 80 hours in the classroom and 40 hours of clinical experience. At the end of the 120 hours of training, the student will take a certification examination at the North Idaho Workforce Training Center in Post Falls, Idaho.

Boundary County School District by the numbers

The Top 10 in Boundary County School District:

Boundary Co. School District by the numbers

10. Participation in extracurricular activities is again at an all-time high; our students are active! Athletics are just one avenue. Our FFA, Choir, Band, Drama and Robotics are in full swing!

Library recall movement is wrong

Fair library policies allow for choice

Legals for October, 19 2023

Shade Rule keeps it cool

BONNERS FERRY — Water temperature directly and indirectly affects many aspects of stream ecology, and consequently, the removal of trees along a river can have devastating effects, allowing the sun to directly warm the water.

Mt. Hall Elementary news

September came and went and our year is off to a great start. The students and staff at Mt. Hall Elementary did an excellent job falling right back into routine.

Legals for November, 9 2023

'Case rises and falls on that DNA'

How a technique to pin Bryan Kohberger as Idaho murder suspect could shape case law

Depending on the circumstances that come to light, it could be grounds for a constitutional rights challenge over the methods police used to find and charge Kohberger, his defense attorneys have said

Yoder's Market is moving

BONNERS FERRY — With the turning of the year from 2017 to 2018, Boundary County will see changes throughout the new year. One of the first changes residents will see is Yoder’s Market moving from Main Street, up to their new building at the top of the North Hill, near 3 Mile. They plan to close the store Jan. 12-15, and reopen in the new location on Jan. 16.

Political tactics and labels

I have sat by somewhat idly watching decent folks running for political office being attacked, labeled or falsely accused of things of which they are not guilty. Unfortunately, I can honestly say "I know what its like."

Traffic complicates fighting fire on U.S. 2

BONNERS FERRY — A fire slowed traffic down on Highway 2, on Friday afternoon, July 26, but not as much as it should have.

Two grizzlies die this summer

By LAURA ROADY

Far North Deli opens on South Main Street

Far North Deli has opened at 6803 South Main St. in Bonners Ferry.

City of Bonners Ferry Chief of Police reposted at job service

The City of Bonners Ferry has re-posted the Bonners Ferry Chief of Police position to replace former Chief Rick Alonzo who retired in December.

Hunters: As season draws near, now's the time dial in your bow or firearm

Hunting season will be here before we know it. If you haven’t already, here’s why now is the perfect time to dust off that firearm or bow in preparation for the 2024 season.

Case surges overwhelm public health efforts across state

“We are committed to doing our part in public health,” said Katherine Hoyer, public information officer at Panhandle Health District. “But the reality we are facing is that levels of community transmission are making the critical work of investigation and contact tracing diluted. Simply put, we need the cooperation of our community members to do all they can to reduce their risk and protect themselves, their loved ones and fellow community members."

Still no answer from FDA over alleged salmonella

Owner of Evergreen Produce in Moyie Springs, Nadine Scharf’s frustration grows each day as she waits to hear from the Food and Drug Administration.