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Lois Louise Frazier, 80
Lois Louise Frazier passed away March 16, 2022.
The second session of the 66th Idaho Legislature is nearly complete
At this time in the session, many details are being finalized but aren’t quite done yet
Boost domestic energy production to better support Ukraine, weaken Putin
Congress can and must do more to help crush any underpinnings of Putin’s awful agenda.
Senator Jim Woodward has to go
Do your homework before voting to reelect him.
Legals for March, 24 2022
Puck drops in Guns & Hoses hockey game Friday
Proceeds to benefit Idaho Special Olympics
Mr. BFHS 2022 Friday March 25
The Manliest show in town is back for 2022 with eight contestants vining for the title.
March celebrates Women’s History Month
The month celebrates, recognizes and reflects upon the often-overlooked contributions women have made
Hit the road, Jack, and don't you come back no more
Friday, March 11, was the filing deadline
Woodward understands how our government works
The contrast between state Sen. Jim Woodward, R-Sagle, and several members of the Idaho Legislature is striking.
Kootenai Valley Resource Initiative meeting notice
The Kootenai Valley Resource Initiative will cover a variety of topics at its Monday, March 21, meeting.
Commissioners agree to delisting grizzly bears
With the population of grizzly bears growing in the Cabinet-Yaak and Selkirk recovery areas, Boundary County commissioners are calling for grizzly bears to be delisted as an endangered species.
DYW 2022 Participant Bios 1-3
Distinguished Young Women for 2022 Grace Frances Worley, Participant No.1; Maile Kekela Murdock, Participant No. 2; and Nevaeh Ann Elliston, Participant No. 3.
Legals for March, 17 2022
Tree Planting Workshop registration due March 18
Promptly renewing a forest with tree seedlings is key to sustainable forestry, whether to replace harvested trees or those that died from fire, insects, or disease.
Dick Dawson … No person ever gives more than when they give uplifting support and mentoring to a child
At the boxing reunion in Sept. 2021 Coach Dawson was presented with a mayoral proclamation signed by Bonners Ferry Mayor James R. Staples which read: “To Richard ‘Dick’ Dawson, for his lifelong contributions to our Community as a Coach, a mentor and a father figure. Thank you for all you have done.”
11 girls to participate in this year’s DYW program
Started in 1966, the Bonners Ferry Distinguished Young Women Program has opened the door of opportunity for countless young women in our community.
Mining Rush at the Museum
A new mine has been discovered in Bonners Ferry.
A few thoughts on HB741, taxes, consequences
District 1 legislators discuss local issues, concerns in the weekly Notes From Boise column
Congress must stop fueling inflation fire
Washington, D.C. should take steps to address the harmful effects of inflation