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American ideals remain ours to uphold
For more than a century, the U.S. Senate has carried out the annual tradition of reading George Washington’s Farewell Address
Nonprofit Hope House gets donation
Hope House motto is "Simply here to help, no strings attached."
House OKs Idaho participation in Powerball with new nations
Legislation clears House, heads to the Senate
Legals for February, 24 2022
Gov. Little calls on Gov. Inslee to stop six cent gas price increase in Idaho
The letter has come on the same day as Inslee's visit to Spokane and Airway Heights.
HB 658 aims to provide lethal injection confidentiality
The bill would allow non-disclosure protections for entities to carry out the death penalty
Washington mask mandate ends March 21
Gov. Jay Inslee announced plans to end the state’s indoor mask mandate on March 21 in most locations, including schools. Masks will still be required in hospitals.
Personal bill process is in need of reform
District 1 legislators discuss local issues, concerns in the weekly Notes From Boise column
‘Volley for a Cure’ funds given to cancer support group
Sierra Petesch and Lexie Maas recently presented the Bonners Ferry Women’s Cancer and Support Group with a donation.
Don't ID.Idahoans
The Internal Revenue Service raised serious red flags about the protection of confidential taxpayer information and fundamental civil liberties when it announced a major expansion of its collaboration with ID.me.
BFPD gets approved new TASERs
Bonners Ferry city council approves the purchase of updated TASER 7 for Bonners Ferry Police Department for $16,610.
'Keep Idaho, Idaho'
State leaders criticize far right in telephone town hall
Far right to blame
Words with Wasden
Idaho attorney general follows law, not political winds
Idaho Attorney General Lawrence Wasden visited the region last week
Thompson announces for 1A House seat
Heather Scott currently holds the seat but lives outside the new boundaries for District 1.
Boundary County School District answers levy questions
Boundary County School District continues to make presentations and provide additional information concerning the upcoming bond election on March 8, 2022.
Legals for February, 17 2022
Work in progress
Economist says labor shortage isn't going away anytime soon
Economy faces challenges
Panhandle counties eyeball ARPA purchases
Panhandle counties are speculating their options for possible American Rescue Plan Act spending.
Council owed thanks for bringing our tax dollars home
I am writing to thank the Bonners Ferry City Council for using the ARPA funds to purchase a much-needed snow blower.
Valley View Elementary closure
Jan. 26 and 27 Valley View Elementary was closed due to staff shortages.