Registration Open for Baseball and Softball

Spring is nearly upon us — a time to enjoy the sun and warmer weather. With it comes spring and summer activities for local kids. Boundary County Parks and Rec is a big part of that, and now is the time to get your kids signed up for baseball and softball. Parents are encouraged to volunteer as well.

Calendar - March 11 - March 17

Calendar - March 11 - March 17

Calendar - March 11 - March 17

Calendar - March 11 - March 17

Sage Dixon (R), 47 Incumbent Idaho State District One Representative position B Electrical contractor

1. A desire to accurately represent the constituents of Dist. 1, and the opportunity to strengthen the State of Idaho.

Deadline for flag football and T-ball fast approaching

Summer is almost here, which means it’s time to register your kids for flag football and T-ball through Boundary County Parks and Rec. Parents are encouraged to volunteer as well.

BFHS ready to Volley for a Cure

As part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Badger volleyball team will host a Volley for the Cure game on Tuesday, Oct. 15, starting at 5:30 p.m.

Have a sweet tooth for cheesecake? Try this recipe for New York cheesecake

This is a recipe handed down from my grandmother. When I make it I make a few changes.

The Civilian Conservation Corps in Boundary County

Compiled by Howard Kent

Night Out Against Crime event scheduled Aug. 22

“Hello, Grandad, is that you? This is your grandson.”

Mirror Lake Ladies' Golf Report

For the week of May 28 and 29, Game of the Day was “Ace of the Month” and “Longest Putt on Hole #9.” The last Tuesday and Wednesday of every month are “Ace” days. At the end of the season, all the “Ace” winners compete for the grand prize “Ace of Aces” which is announced at the Mirror Lake Ladies’ awards and recognition dinner in October. Nobody won longest putt. Not due to lack of trying. Pin placement was particularly atrocious.

Mirror Lake Ladies' Golf Report

The main feature of Sept. 25-26, the last days of the Mirror Lake Ladies’ 2019 season was “Ace of Aces,” in which the 5 players who won “Ace of the Month” during the 2019 season compete for the ultimate title of “Ace of Aces.” The five competitors this year were Blanche Studer, Carrie Figgins, Therese Helmer, Karen English, and Gerry Ann Howlett. After some terrific golf from these fine competitors, Gerry Ann Howlett emerged the winner of the title of “Ace of Aces,” 2019. Congratulations Gerry Ann!

Mirror Lake Women's Golf

In week 16 the Mirror Lake ladies drew cards to determine teams. The Tuesday evening team winners were; Julie Williams, Gerry Ann Howlett, Dona Irons and Evelyn Rae with a gross team score of 37. Julie Williams had the low gross score of 37 and Evelyn Rae had the low net score of 35. Gerry Ann Howlett had the least number of putts with 13.

Idaho Youth Summit June 14-17

COEUR D’ALENE – Two-hundred millennial’s take a break from the internet for a week to sleep in bunk beds and figure out how to be themselves at the Idaho Youth Summit.

This Week In History - June 6, 2024

Local history in Boundary County, from Naples to Porthill, and from Bonners Ferry to Moyie Springs.

West Bonner to close junior high

Elementary schools to remain open

After a marathon, five-hour, often emotional meeting, the West Bonner County School Board voted to keep its three elementary schools open but close its junior high school. The high school would also remain open.

Badgers pressure Royals winning season opener

Girls basketball overwhelmed North Idaho Chistian with a full court press resulting in 27 steals and a 45-16 victory.

Baseball allows the Spartans only one run

The Badgers only allowed the Spartans one run in a double header April 23 as Bonners Ferry defeated their Intermountain League foe 37-1, 10-0.

NIC gets warning, no probation

Report cites problems with board

Blackmore and Williams score 19 points, Badgers 2nd in league

The Badger boys basketball was down two points at halftime, but went on a second-half run to beat the Spartans, 68-52.

Rickter wrestling for Team Idaho

Traveling to national competitions cost money and local Badger and Bonners Ferry Wrestling Club member Savannah Rickter is hoping the community can help.