Clark running for Library Board

Lewis Clark is running for the Boundary County Library trustee Zone 3, for a term of six years.

101 birthdays — and counting

Even as a youngster, Darrell Ewing didn't spend much time inside. On the go, hanging out with friends, he rarely was found indoors. It was a great place to grow up, the 101-year-old former Bonners Ferry resident said at a party in his honor at Second Avenue Pizza on his birthday on Tuesday.

9B Family Foundations providing care packages to soldiers

9B Family Foundations is inviting community members to join them in gathering care packages for deployed soldiers.

Keep our library open for our community

We are so fortunate to live in a community that has vast beauty, clean air, and many caring constituents. Having lived in Boundary County for 40-plus years, the library has always been an inviting place to gain knowledge.

Get out and vote in library election

There is an important library board election May 16 for those of you living in zones 3 and 5. Incumbents Aaron Bohachek (Zone 3) and Lee Colson (Zone 5) deserve your support. Both have demonstrated excellent leadership and are strongly committed to making sure the library is accessible to all.

Safeguarding Idaho's farmland

There has been increased concern in Idaho and across the country regarding Chinese companies’ purchases of U.S. farmland. Idaho agricultural land is a precious resource that should be protected from foreign adversaries. I recently co-sponsored legislation that would prevent foreign adversaries’ purchases or investment in U.S. farmland.

'Creativity is in my blood'

A local artist is pursuing her passion by opening an art studio and gallery in downtown.

Canada Mining threatens ecological efforts in Kootenai Basin

The Kootenai Tribe of Idaho has joined a group of First Nations and Tribes in calling on Canadian officials to address the impact of industrial mining on waterways in historic tribal lands.

John Read Schlener, 78

John Read Schlener, age 78, went to be with his Lord and Savior on March 14 of 2023.

County and cities discuss local issues, possible solutions

Boundary County commissioners and Bonners Ferry and Moyie Springs city council members met in a joint meeting Monday to discuss local issues and explore possible solutions.

From The Archives - April 27, 2023

Fifty years ago, on May 3, 1973, Governor Cecil D. Andrus declared Bonners Ferry, Idaho “Capital For A Day.”

Free microchip, vaccination clinic set

The best way to ensure the quick and safe return of your pet is to have them microchipped with up-to-date information and wearing visible ID tags on their collar.

Boundary County Calendar - April 27-May 4, 2023

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

Badgers fall to Lions, fresh off Senior Night win

Fresh off swapping the Priest River Spartans on Friday, the Badgers scored multiple runs against Lincoln County, but lost the doubleheader on Tuesday.

Legals for April, 27 2023

NIC releases Macomber report

A report issued by North Idaho College attorney Art Macomber recommended that trustees nullify President Nick Swayne’s employment contract due to an open meeting law violation that allegedly occurred the day Swayne was hired.

NIC trustees nullify Swayne’s contract

▶️ Audio story available. North Idaho College trustees voted 3-2 Monday night to nullify the contract of President Nick Swayne but said he will continue as active president “until the board decides otherwise.”

BCRCC announces no-confidence vote for Sauter

The Bonner County Republican Central Committee issued a vote of no-confidence for freshman District 1 Rep. Mark Sauter, contending he failed to represent the party’s platform and principles during the legislative session.

MAY NIBJ: Target audience: Cats — and those who love them

Julie Rosengrant saw a market need and started a business to fill it. Now, The Catnip Getaway is the purrfect vacation destination for all things cats, when owners take a vacation of their own.

Cd'A School District declares financial emergency

A financial emergency was formally declared by the Coeur d’Alene School District. Trustees voted 3-2 during a special meeting Friday to move ahead with the declaration. Chair Rebecca Smith, who attended via phone, Vice Chair Casey Morrisroe and Trustee Heather Tenbrink voted in favor. Trustee Allie Anderton, who also attended by phone, and Trustee Lesli Bjerke voted against the motion.