Griz kills again

Wildlife officials trying to track bear that returned to Naples property

Grizzly bear kills again

BCSO warns of spam calls

The Boundary County Sheriff's Office has received reports of phone calls being made in the area by individuals representing themselves as calling from the Publishers Clearing House.

From the Archives - April 7, 2022

Samples from the Buckhorn Mine were sent to the assay office in 1896. It was said to be the highest grade gold mine in the Moyie-Yahk mining district.

This Week In Boundary County History - April 7, 2022

100 Years Ago This week is proclaimed “Clean Up Week.” There should be a general cleaning of debris in order that “unclean, unhealthful and unsightly conditions may not prevail, generating and spreading disease and breeding pestilential insects.”

Steve Fioravanti running for Boundary County commissioner

“Where I see the need for change is in our ability to think outside the box,” Steve Fioravanti said in announcing his bid for the District 2 county commission seat. “Implementing new and creative ideas to counter negative economic trends will be the key to our prosperity going forward.”

Backyard Forests Workshop to be held April 23 in Post Falls

Most owners of these “backyard forests” are mainly interested in keeping their trees healthy and attractive. Unfortunately, many homeowners do not make changes until backyard forest trees are visibly suffering from some kind of insect or disease problem, officials said. By the time they bring a sample to the University of Idaho Extension Office or some other expert, it is often too late.

Quality Education Petition Drive

Saturday, April 9, is the last opportunity for Boundary County voters to support the initiative for Quality Education Act by signing the petition.

Calendar for April 7

The events, activities and meetings taking place in Boundary County over the coming week.

Good law enforcement begins with good training

That’s just one of the many ways honorary members of the Idaho Sheriffs’ Association help in the fight against the communities number one social concern - crime.

Billy Jack Clark, 84

Billy Jack Clark, 84, died on March 24, 2022.

Rachel Dianne Sego Snider

Rachel Dianne Sego Snider passed away on March 25, 2022.

Toasty Mobile Saunas brings the relaxation to you

The company is kicking off its hourly open sauna sessions today, April 7, at Iron Mike's

From the Mailbag: ATF record-keeping and funding

As participants in the decisions made in Congress, Idahoans contact me with valuable input about the issues our country faces

Quartermaster First Class Wyatt Fields serving country

On March 26, Quartermaster First Class Wyatt Fields, from Bonners Ferry relayed a message over the One Main Circuit.

Legals for April, 7 2022

Candidates make pitch for state offices

Candidates for state offices made their pitch to voters at a March 31 candidate forum in Boundary County.

NIC gets warning, no probation

Report cites problems with board

GOP candidates make pitch for state offices

State and federal legislative candidates came out to the March 31, candidate forum at Boundary County Middle School.

Ideal Option data shows effectiveness of specialized treatment for fentanyl, meth use

Using lab data from Idaho State patients, the report provides indisputable support for the effectiveness of addiction treatment that combines specialist providers, medication, and regular lab testing.

Man sentenced in burglary cases

Matthew Colin Henslee, 26, will be entering into the court's retained jurisdiction program after being convicted on a string of burglaries in October 2021.