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Planning an in-person fall at the University of Idaho
It happens every year: Come August, the University of Idaho springs to life as students and faculty return for fall classes in Moscow and at our centers around the state.
From the Archives - Aug. 20, 2020
The G.G.G. Club (Gay Giddy Girls) was created by a group of young women in 1913. They held meetings, serving tea and cakes, in private homes. Two of the members were Zoe and Faye Kent (Howard’s aunts).
Common mullein: An amazing, versatile plant
As I was taking a walk earlier this summer, I noticed along the bank of the Kootenai River some green, soft-looking plants which appeared to be the lambs-ear plant, with which many of us are familiar.
Bake sale to benefit Second Chance shelter
Bake sale to benefit Second Chance shelter
Camps win at statewide trapshooting event
The Idaho State Trapshooting Association held its state championship July 23-26 in Boise. A total of 156 shooters from 10 states competed for top awards.
Gun Club News
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Removing monuments to white supremacism
Across the South, in response to racist violence, protesters and city officials have taken down statues of Confederate leaders and soldiers — 36 in 2017 and 26 so far in 2020. Over 700 Confederate monuments remain. History can help us understand why their removal is critical.
Calendar - Aug. 6-12, 2020
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Hospital updates community on COVID-19
BONNERS FERRY — With COVID-19 present in the community, the Boundary Community Hospital COVID-19 Task Force has been meeting frequently to implement internal protocols to meet the increasing challenges to keep our patients, nursing home residents, employees and community safe.
Compass Grille features quality food at reasonable prices
Compass Grille, a place to grab quality food for a reasonable price, can be easy to miss. If you are not looking for the green trailer, you might drive past this hidden gem in the parking lot, next to Bonners Bottom Dollar.
Dehlbom earns academic honors
Kimberly Dehlbom of Bonners Ferry has been named to Sherman College of Chiropractic’s president’s list for the spring 2020 academic quarter. President’s list students have achieved a grade point average of 4.0 for the quarter.
USMCA implementation is disheartening to see
The headline on Page 4 of Western AG on Thursday, July 9, 2020, was indeed disheartening. It read “AG organizations applaud the implementation of the USMCA.”
Local students earn degree at University of Idaho
MOSCOW — The University of Idaho has released the names of local graduates.
UI announces spring dean’s list honors
A number of local students earned a spot on the dean’s list, according to the University of Idaho. Dean’s list for fall and spring semesters is released approximately one month after the close of the semester.
Fontenot defeats Franke in BCTA Singles Championship
On July 18, the Boundary County Tennis Association held its annual Singles Championship. Eleven players survived 10 rounds of play that started at 7:30 in the morning and finished just a bit before 6 in the evening. The format was round robin with every player playing each other, with the top four players making the semifinals. Players played a five-game format with their total games won being their point totals.
Boundary County UI Extension offering free avian flu testing
Mark your calendar for free Avian Flu testing on Tuesday, July 28, from 2-6 p.m. in the Boundary County UI Extension Office back parking lot.
Crazy Days still happening in Bonners Ferry
Crazy Days still happening in Bonners Ferry
Entrepreneurship is so 2020
“How do you actually make money?” a bewildered employee asked me after a brief discussion about overhead and cost-of-goods-sold. This young teenager had never seen a profit and loss sheet, much less had to live and budget by one.
Boundary County businesses receive more than $500,000 in relief funding
BONNERS FERRY — A total of 69 businesses in Boundary County received $572,188.42 in small business grants that are funded by the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) — a $2 trillion economic stimulus bill passed by Congress and signed into law by President Donald Trump.
Crazy Days still happening in Bonners Ferry
Crazy Days still happening in Bonners Ferry