Seen 'n Heard

n Edgar has a squirrel condo!

Boundary County School District #101 THANKS YOU!

What a week! Feb. 6th through the 10th will be one for the record books. It was a great combination of dangerous roads, heavy snow/ice and changing weather conditions which shut BCSD #101 down; some might call it the “perfect storm”.

Swedish singer visits Bonners Ferry

BONNERS FERRY — On June 21, the much anticipated Swedish singer/songwriter, Sofia Talvik, made a stop in Bonners Ferry at the Pearl Theater on her 2019 tour through a portion of the U.S.

Walt Kirby (R), 86 Incumbent County Commissioner District Two Retired businessman

1. Civic duty, after 30 years of working on small business ventures in Boundary County.

'Dear Mom and Dad'

I paced the Emergency Room floor like an expectant father. I have felt helpless and unable to control the events around me on MANY occasions but on this day it was off the scale. I tried repeatedly to comfort Johnny’s mother but it was hopeless. I had no better results on the phone with Johnny Sr.

Brooks joins the Bonners Ferry Herald team

BONNERS FERRY — Tonia Brooks joined the Bonners Ferry Herald in September of 2019 as a reporter, bringing a wealth of education and practical knowledge that made her an immediate asset to the team.

Friends of BCSD #101

We are halfway through the 2017-18 school year ... how did that happen? I find it truly amazing how times moves faster the older I get! When I was in school, time moved sooooo slowly; must be the new math!

Valentines Day fire devastates family

By KATHY NUSSBERGER

Running to see projects completed

I am running for the office of Bonners Ferry city councilman. My name will be on the ballot. 

Spreading the Word

Jessica Short was crowned Miss Bonners Ferry Internation-al during a Saturday night pageant in Priest River.

Critchfield: It’s time to get to work

2022 in Idaho brought with it long campaigns and high-profile races in the May primaries and November election. As a result, three of Idaho’s statewide offices have new leaders this week, including the office I now hold, superintendent of public instruction. With the rallies, speeches and debates of campaign season behind us, today – our first full day in office - the real work must begin.

Seen ‘n Heard

Letter To The Editor

‘Guardian Overwatch’ chapter doing great things

A. Lee Harris carves out her place in the community

You have to drive a couple miles out of town to get to A. Lee Harris’ art gallery but it’s easy to find, her driveway marked with one of her outdoor sculptures and a simple sign that reads “art.”

A. Lee Harris carves out her place in the community

You have to drive a couple miles out of town to get to A. Lee Harris’ art gallery but it’s easy to find, her driveway marked with one of her outdoor sculptures and a simple sign that reads “art.”

Seeking the consent of the governed

Since becoming your congressman in 2011, I have worked hard to stay in touch with the people I serve. On July 26, I began a tour of all 19 counties in the First District. I’m calling these face-to-face meetings “Conversations with the Congressman.”

Aurelia "LaLa" Riley, 87

Aurelia "LaLa" Riley, 87, of 1822 Buck Drive, a homemaker, died of natural causes Sunday, October 8, 2006 at a local nursing home.

Family worries for three sons deployed to Iraq.

BONNERS FERRY — Parents Robyn and Bob Rogers of Bonners Ferry are a little nervous but very proud of their three sons who will be deployed with the Army National Guard in September.

From the mailbag: Thoughts on public lands

One of the issues Idahoans have contacted Sen. Mike Crapo about is the management and ownership of our public lands.

Deborah “Debbie” Ann Musial, 55

Deborah “Debbie” Ann Musial, 55, passed away on March 12, 2010, at the Boundary Community Hospital in Bonners Ferry, Idaho.