Prosecutors want Hart bankruptcy denied

BOISE (AP) — Federal prosecutors are asking a bankruptcy judge to reject an Idaho lawmaker’s bankruptcy proposal to pay just a small fraction of the half-million he owes in back taxes because they say it’s not feasible.

Thrift store eases strain on landfill

Community Thrift Store manager Pam Reoch  prevented 6.8 tons of unsold thrift store items from being dumped at the Boundary County Landfill in November.

Blanche Studer, 89

Blanche Antoinette (Larson) Studer passed away January 15, 2023, in Bonners Ferry, Idaho.

Wolverines, Wildcats off to a great start to school

With the first week of school under our belts, the Naples Wolverines and Mount Hall Wildcats are off to a great start. The students and staff are excited to be back and are prepared for the successes and challenges ahead.

Margaret Evelyn Haynes Klein

Our loving mother left this world to re-unite with her husband and love of her life Franklin on June 4th, 2016 at the Libby Care Center in Libby, Montana. Margaret Evelyn Haynes Klein, 87, orn June 17, 1928 to John and Florence Haynes on a ranch in Eads, CO. She was the eldest of 6 siblings; Jack, Audrey, Don, Dean, and Larry. We’ve heard she was popular with the boys, but one special guy caught her eye and she married Franklin Paul Klein on Sept. 11th, 1948. They set up housekeeping and started their family.

Voters will be asked to OK school tax levy

Residents on Tuesday, March 24, will be asked to continue supporting Boundary County School District through property taxes.

All of community's athletes are as important as others

I am writing this letter in response to the April 1 letter from Gordon Allured. I should first explain that I am a supporter of athletics. I am very passionate about opportunities for our children in everything from PTO basketball to Boundary County Youth Rec Sports and on up to middle school and high school sports. I am the parent of past high school athletes. I want to be clear that I am not against athletics in Boundary County. I do, however, disagree with almost everything in Coach Allured’s letter.

Budget turmoil spills out into the open

District 1 legislators discuss local issues, legislation, and concerns in the Bee's weekly Notes From Boise column.

Legals for June, 18 2020

Employers add 80,000 employees

WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. employers added only 80,000 jobs in June, a third straight month of weak hiring that shows the economy is still struggling three years after the recession ended.

Legals for February, 3 2022

Football fundraiser for girl with autism, trail crew

BONNERS FERRY —It is that time of year again.

Vote against forming tax-based

Paradise Valley Fire District

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month

October is the month which has been recognized as the National Domestic Violence Awareness Month since 1981.It was conceived by the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence as a Day of Unity to connect victims and survivors with battered women’s advocates across the country. Domestic Violence affects millions; both women and men, of every race, religion, culture and status.

Valley View has new raised beds

Valley View Elementary students will notice a major change when they return to school this fall.

Commissioners adjourn P&Z code enforcement public hearing

Boundary County commissioners adjourned Monday’s public hearing on planning and zoning code enforcement ordinance, saying it needs to be brought back to the P&Z commission.

Badgers boys soccer season comes to an end

The BFHS boys soccer lost to Emmett 5-to-2 on Oct. 23, thus eliminating the Badgers from the state tournament and ending their season. 

Scholarship available from American Legion Post 55

Bonners Ferry American Legion Post 55 is pleased to offer a $1,000 scholarship to a Bonners Ferry High School senior who is the child, grandchild or great grandchild of a U.S. military veteran who served during time of war or conflict.

Legals for August, 20 2020

School levy

 It looks to me that people don't understand some letter writers on the recent school levy. We aren't against our youth learning and having all the tools they need these days to learn all they can, they are the future.