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Valenzuela hired as sheriff's deputy
BONNERS FERRY — Boundary County Sheriff’s Deputy Michael Valenzuela joined the Sheriff’s Office in October 2018. Valenzuela previously spent almost 10 years with the Sandpoint Police Department where he wore many hats, including being a K-9 handler.
Meet the new assistant police chief
BONNERS FERRY — The Bonners Ferry Police Department has gained a North Idaho native with 29 years of law enforcement experience. Bonners Ferry Assistant Police Chief Marty Ryan started just before Thanksgiving last year.
Blue Jay or Steller’s Jay: That is the question
“These jays have similar personalities. Both are raucous and have a bit of a reputation for being ‘bad boys.’ They are as watchful as dogs, and that they neglect all other employment… to come round, follow, peep at and scold you.” ……………….Thomas Nuttall, Nineteenth-century bird observer.
For common sense and transparency, vote for Woodward
What’s the difference between a “conservative base budget” and a “bare-bones budget?" It depends on whether the information comes from the Idaho Freedom Foundation and Scott Herndon or from traditional Idaho Republicans.
Alonzo named BF mayor, Arthur returns to council
With the resignation of Dick Staples as Bonners Ferry mayor, former board president Rick Alonzo was sworn in as mayor after being nominated by the city council on Tuesday Oct. 3 at the board’s regular meeting.
Sportsmen take a stance on hunting rights
BOISE — Some Idaho sportsmen and statewide conservation organizations, such as the Idaho Wildlife Federation (IWF), are currently at odds with potential legislation that would increase the allocation of big-game auction tags in the state. At the heart of this division is a fundamental dispute regarding hunting rights and how tags should be distributed among Idahoans.
Christmas festival open Friday
An old-fashion Christmas festival in Georgetown, Colo., captured Helen Chase’s heart.
Valdie Burkholder has lived in same home for 52 years
Editor's Note: The following is another in a series of stories about long-time Boundary County residents. They were asked to compare life here today with life from the past. To submit a name, call The Herald at 267-5521.
STATE 3A BOYS CHAMPIONSHIP: At last — Bonners Ferry captures first state boys basketball title
“It’s unbelievable,” said Badger senior Trey Bateman, Thomas’ cousin. “We fought; we’ve earned it, we’ve done everything we can as a basketball team. Mr. Williams (Nathan, the Bonners coach) has helped us so much throughout life and basketball. My brothers (Brady and Seth) won a state championship in baseball in 2018, and that was so huge for our community, and it showed. We are unbelievably grateful and blessed to have this state championship here.”
What's up, patrol officers?
can’t believe Bonners Ferry has fallen to the likes of a small town where people cringe when they pass through. Get yourself a scanner and OMG you’ll be amazed at what our city and county officers are doing between there patrol routes. If you enter from the south aka golf course or the north (new big hill) watch out your about to be stopped. Don’t dare have a foreigner plate like Montana, Alberta, Washington and especially California. You have just blown the PC radar for a stop consisting of checking your DL, insurance, vehicle reg, a 27, 28, and 29. Oh if your not in the know a 29 is checking your history and possible flight from a felony or misdemeanor warrant with extradition, if so, ding ding ding you just won a free ride, maybe your vehicle towed or the families day made by stopping in Boundary County.
Wolves
Sam Reifsteck has no doubt that the animal he fired a shot at four feet from his Bonners Ferry doorway was a wolf.
Mark Sauter running for House Seat A for Legislative District 1
Mark Sauter, a long-time Republican, is running for House Seat A in Legislative District 1 of North Idaho.
Surprenant seeks your support
My input on the current situation regarding the Covid virus and Governor Little’s plan for reopening. Some of you will agree and some of you won’t, but I can tell you this, I have talked to people in the healthcare industry and this thing is not going away for several years. That is if it does not mutate, if it mutates, we could be looking at a lot longer.
Valley View: November news
For the Herald
Robert Eugene Smith
Robert Eugene Smith, 78, lost his battle with cancer on Tuesday, Aug. 5, 2008.
Forrest C. Drake
A memorial service will be held 2 p.m. Sunday, May 25, at Porthill Cemetery for Forrest C. Drake.
Forrest C. Drak
A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday, May 25, at Porthill Cemetery for Forrest C. Drake.
Marion Neil 'Butch' Padgett
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Walking for the Restorium: Eli Pine.
You’ve probably seen him out walking around town. Eli Pine, 27, walks every day from Three Mile area to Bonners Ferry. Before he walked because he has an eye condition and doesn’t feel comfortable driving. Now he walks to raise money for the Friends of the Restorium.
BACK TO SCHOOL
On behalf of the faculty and staff of the Boundary County School District No.101 I want to welcome you to the new school year, and I invite you to visit our schools and to become more familiar with the educational opportunities that are available for the children who attend this School District.