Train to Hunt: a National Champion

BONNERS FERRY — Run. Shoot. Pack.

Defamation trial begins for blogger sued by Coeur d'Alene drag performer

Jurors watched two recordings of Posey’s performance, each taken from a slightly different vantage point.

Bonners Ferry Lifeguards sporting new teal swimsuits

The six lifeguards at Bonners Ferry swimming pool are about to sharpen their image and get noticed. 

Welcome new school year

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.

BCSD eighth grade top readers from 1st semester

Boundary County Middle School’s three top readers from the first semester read over 40 books each.

Homeschoolers get new, local, supplementary education option

ClearView Christian Co-op, a new co-op in Boundary County

There is a new Christ-centered homeschooling co-op coming this fall.

NIC trustee Wood calls for chair to resign

Email from president details concerns about Banducci

North Idaho College trustees feud over comments

Massage is good for your health

BONNERS FERRY — Getting a massage can not only be a relaxing treat to oneself, but can also boast many different health benefits. A few of those are decreasing blood pressure, stimulating the immune system, pain relief, increased circulation, reduced stress and anxiety, it promotes bodily relaxation, and assists with sleep.

Local veterans donate RV to blind amputee

Six bullets to the head left Vietnam veteran Bob Phillips blind.

COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Walkington named Second Team All-PacWest, scores game-winner in first round of DII West Regional

Sandpoint’s Riley Walkington scored the game-winning goal to defeat Cal State San Marcos in double overtime.

Developer helps those in need

I am writing this letter in response to a letter that has been touted as the truth about Jimmy Ball and his actions concerning the development of his property.

An update from the Bonners Ferry FFA Chapter

Thank You to everyone who donated towards the 68th Annual FFA Harvest Sale! The annual FFA Harvest Sale is a tradition of the Bonners Ferry FFA Chapter.

Book your spot with 'Lists'

The North Idaho Business Journal Book of Lists is back, and it's going to be better than ever. Set for publication in December 2024, this resource is a benchmark of the region's diverse and thriving business community.

BCSO announces new patrol deputy

Boundary County Sheriff’s Office recently welcomed Nick Delavan as a new patrol deputy at the department.

Chili cook off brings heat, raises funds

BOUNDARY COUNTY — On May 5, the Bonners Ferry Fire Department was filled with the smell of chili as they held a chili cook off and silent auction fundraiser for the Honor Guard.

Submit business reviews for visitor guide

The Herald team is asking you to submit reviews of your favorite local businesses for the 2024 Boundary Visitor's Guide, to be published in June. Business owners are also encouraged to share their reviews.

Jiu-Jitsu wins again

BONNERS FERRY — Bonners Ferry Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu has been a welcome asset for local residents and those from around the area that are interested in learning, or have already begun. The discipline teaches self-defense utilizing submission techniques through grappling and ground fighting.

School news: Naples, Mt. Hall

It’s the most wonderful time of the year. The students and staff at Mt. Hall Elementary and Naples Elementary have been truly blessed by our wonderful community.

Penguin Plungers raise $4K for Special Olympics

BONNERS FERRY — Close to 140 Boundary County residents flocked to the shores of the icy cold Kootenai River on Saturday in support of the 2017 Special Olympics Penguin Plunge, in association with the Idaho Law Enforcement Torch Run.

Our library: Simply the best

BONNERS FERRY — Our local Boundary County Library was nominated and has now officially received the award for being the Best Small Library in America for the year of 2017. With their hometown hospitality and the caring attitude of all the staff members added to the plethora of learning materials, they have not only earned this award, but have captured the hearts of Boundary County.