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This July, let's ensure freedom from fear
Around the Fourth of July, the word “freedom” is frequently spoken but seldom defined. We might consider two categories: “freedom to” and “freedom from.”
City Council balancing budget for FY23
Bonners Ferry City Council has balanced the general fund budget for fiscal year 2023 while planning for inflation and giving staff a raise.
Patients don’t take holiday break, blood donors needed
As record numbers of people make plans to get away for Independence Day, nonprofit blood services provider Vitalant is urging all eligible blood donors to make an appointment in the coming weeks to help relieve a critical blood shortage, reminding the public that patient needs for both routine and emergency blood transfusions don’t take a holiday or summer break.
Burger joint finds home at AJ's Lanes
The Lyman family has taken over the management of AJ’s Lanes and is revitalizing the much-loved bowling alley, one burger at a time.
KVRI to hear sturgeon, burbot updates
Meeting set for July 18
Rain didn’t stop the fireworks
The rain didn't dampen the Fourth of July festivities across Boundary County.
Calendar for July 7 to 14
The events, activities and meetings taking place in Boundary County over the coming week.
Legals for July, 7 2022
'Best Of' voting period now open
Ready, set, vote. The voting period for the Best of Boundary County 2022 is open.
Basketball camps sees 140 campers
Baseball camps for boys, girls and little dribblers were huge hits with 140 campers coming out for the three camps.
Couple’s dream leads to 9B Tacos
9B Tacos began with the dream of husband-and-wife team, Jose and Lovey Cesená.
Calendar June 30 - July 6
The events, activities and meetings taking place in Boundary County over the coming week.
This Week In History — June 30, 2022
Stories of Boundary County's people and places
Supreme Court ruling gives reason to be proud of Idaho
In the Idaho Republican Platform it currently states, "We believe human life begins at conception"
How has $350 billion in COVID relief funds been used?
Last year’s partisan, nearly $2 trillion American Rescue Plan Act gave $350 billion to governments of states, localities, territories and Tribes,
Repairs at schools paid by federal dollars
Boundary County School District used a combination of federal and forest funds for capital improvement projects at Mt. Hall and Naples elementary schools.
Kootenai Tribe breaks ground on travel center
Construction on Sturgeon Station is set to begin the first week of July.
P&Z defers to Commissioners on Owen Benjamin application
The Boundary County Planning and Zoning Commission has deferred a decision on Struggle Bear’s a conditional use permit (CUP) for existing additional primary single-family dwellings to county commissioners.
'Best of' nominations period done
Best of Boundary County nominations are now closed. Only the top businesses will move on to the voting period which begins Friday, July 1-20. Visit our website and click “Best of” in the task bar or visit https://bonnercountydailybee.secondstreetapp.com/Best-of-Boundary-County-2022/ to cast your vote.