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Thoughts on the election, Capitol riot and politics
I spent a great deal of time crafting a response to Elsie Hollenbeck's letter. I feel she is very mistaken on several points but after getting done I found it impossible to pare it down to 1,500 characters. So I will need to speak to the overlying theme, Trump and his supporters are bad.
Diaper drive: No baby 'wet' behind
Did you know it can cost about $100 per month to diaper one baby? To help offset this cost for families in need, Kaniksu Health Services is creating a diaper bank in its Bonners Ferry clinic.
This Week in Bonners Ferry History
100 Years Ago
Community support behind BCSD's success
Boundary County School District No. 101 is thankful for our students, parents, staff, and community.
New dentist office to open in Bonners Ferry
BONNERS FERRY — North Idaho Family Dentistry has been working with Litterell Woodworks construction company on the building next to Napa Auto Parts for the past few months. As the building progression comes closer to its finishing stages, the community seems to hold their breath, waiting for the new dentist office to open.
Stop veteran homelessness
No veteran who has served our nation should return home to face homelessness, but yet it is happening. Based on statistics from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) reports there were 49,933 homeless veterans on a single night in January 2014. While the VA finds that homelessness among veterans is declining, work remains to end the homelessness of those who have given so much for us.
Puck drops in Guns & Hoses hockey game Friday
Proceeds to benefit Idaho Special Olympics
NIC trustees hire new attorney
North Idaho College trustees conducted business Wednesday night, hiring new legal counsel for the college, taking a first look at the proposed budget for fiscal year 2024 and approving tenure for faculty members.
A comedic legend coming to Bonners Ferry
Speed Entertainment and host Brian Rasor bring an unparalleled night of comedy to Bonners Ferry at 7 p.m. Friday, January 26.
Mount Hall students turn over a new leaf
BONNERS FERRY — Mount Hall Elementary School introduced students, specifically fifth graders, to a whole new way of thinking about plants and food, thanks to help from Mark and Teri Baird.
NIC takes issue with state firearm proposal
BOISE — A North Idaho College spokesman on Monday took issue with state legislation that would create new exemptions for carrying firearms on Idaho’s college campuses.
Moscow Course Challenges; Badgers Rise to Occasion
On Thursday, Sept. 29, the Bob Weisel Moscow Invitational takes place on the Virgil Phillips Farm just north of Moscow.
Bonners Ferry man produces, re;eases film Wolfpeople
“Wolfpeople,” a feature-length horror/thriller filmed in Kootenai and Bonners counties and produced by a Bonners Ferry man, has been released.
PHD offering flu vaccines
Shots are being offered at their five N. Idaho locations
This Week in History - Oct. 13, 2022
In nominating Miss Dollie Bruce as the candidate for county auditor at the November election the republicans of Boundary County have selected a young woman whose qualifications cannot be questioned.
Cabinet-Yaak and Selkirk Mountains grizzly bear monitoring update
Selkirk Mountains Research Monitoring
'09 graduates praised
This is a letter in praise of our recent graduates. Their academic and athletic accomplishments have been well documented by this newspaper. Most of you know personally one or more of these fine young people. I would like to take this opportunity to tell you a few things you may not have heard.
Bohachek, Colson have library’s best interests at heart
Do you ever stop and think just how lucky we are to have had all the new people move into Boundary County to save us from ourselves?
Timberlake trounces Badgers 47-20
By ROBERT JAMES
Some thoughts on COVID-19 in Boundary County
I will begin with an apology. If you are reading this with hope of finding scientific clarity you will be disappointed. I thought the best way to do this would be to address the questions that now haunt the people of our county.