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CommUNITY Breakfast Saturday
Saturday’s 6th Annual Free CommUNITY Breakfast will benefit a community project.
Council votes to cut down tree
SANDPOINT — The saga of a controversial tree house overlooking the Kootenai River in Bonners Ferry has sprouted some new branches.
?Helen Elaine Jahnke Holmquist, 93
Helen Elaine Jahnke Holmquist passed away on Feb. 17, 2012, at the Community Hospital in Bonners Ferry, Idaho.
SWISH looking for volunteers
BONNERS FERRY — The third annual Swish three-on-three street basketball tournament will begin at 9 a.m., Saturday, July 31 and Sunday, August 1 on Main Street in Bonners Ferry.
There's more than McCain, Clinton, Obama
Are you pleased with the Presidential candidates that you are being allowed to vote for, or vote against, as the case may be?
Kirby seeking re-election as Boundary County Commissioner
County Commissioner Walt Kirby has spent the last 13 years serving the residents of Boundary County.
Beware telephone (and computer) fraud
“Hello, Grandad, is that you? This is your grandson.”
Chamber of Commerce event brings holiday cheer to Bonners Ferry
BONNERS FERRY — A cold, drizzly day did not deter the crowd of people — especially children bouncing with excitement — from turning out to great Santa and Mrs. Claus when they arrived at Georgia Mae Plaza, not in a sleigh, but in a fire truck on Saturday, Dec. 7.
Five Badgers earn all-IML honors
Three Bonners Ferry girls and two boys recently were named to the all-Intermountain League basketball teams.
Department of Labor issues new service plan
The Idaho Department of Labor has implemented its new service model in the Bonners Ferry area, providing direct mobile services to Bonners Ferry, Moyie Springs and Naples.
What is being built?
The Valley Studio, once again, brings us this week’s picture. Can you tell what building is being built in this picture? Do you know the year it was built? Do you know who worked on the construction? If you have an answer, email doyouremember@meadowcrk.com. If you would like to stay anonymous, just let us know. Last week’s picture was of the Crouch Mortuary. It was across from Joe Vernon’s yard on Kootenai Street and would later become the Ace of Clubs bar and slots.
Deputies remain hospitalized
SANDPOINT — Bonner County sheriff’s deputies who were shot in the line of duty on Monday remained hospitalized on Tuesday.
Remembering those who fought the Sundance Fire of 1967
Sundance Mountain is the site of a horrific lightning caused wildfire that ignited in August 1967, and claimed two lives: Luther Rodarte of Santa Maria, Calif., and Lee Collins of Thompson Falls, Mont. Both men perished in the blaze of The Sundance on Sept. 1, 1967.
This Week in Bonners Ferry History
100 Years Ago
Boundary County students give back
What are the reasons to support needy members in our community? Many ... as I will explain later. Today, with the help of Middle and High School students and staff, we delivered 228 frozen turkeys and hams to Springs of Living Water Free Methodist Church.
Youth waterfowl hunting opportunity planned
The Idaho Department of Fish and Game is offering a mentored waterfowl hunting opportunity for youths between the ages of 10-15. The hunt is planned for Sept. 24, the opening day of the annual youth-only waterfowl season.
Grain, canola crops outlook explored
The outlook for wheat prices is not good for U.S. producers this fall, with a forecast of record high production and the largest ending stocks in 29 years. Our strong dollar, made even stronger with the current turmoil in Europe, makes our products more expensive for foreign customers. Excellent forecast wheat production for Spain, France and Russia provides cheaper sources for our international buyers. Thus, local wheat prices are currently predicted to be around $4 per bu for soft white wheat and $5 per bu for Dark Northern Spring. Hard red winter wheat is currently selling for about the same price as soft white wheat.
Open primaries initiative reaches 50,000 signatures
With half of petition signatures secured, initiative steps closer to the Nov. 2024 ballot
Where are our Creston neighbors?
In efforts to encourage Canadian commerce from Creston, British Columbia, to return to pre-pandemic level the Boundary County Economic Development Council is advocating for the Porthill port of entry to return to pre-COVID-19 hours.
Reportedly shuttered disinformation governance board lacks information
This waste of taxpayer dollars and threat to free speech must remain shuttered