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Badgers topple Royals and Wampus Cats
The Badgers stomped North Idaho Christian 68-33 Dec. 4, making their record (2-2). Badgers beat Clark Fork 68-38
Registrations due Dec. 10 for annual UI Extension Forest Health Program
Animals, plants, insects, and diseases can sometimes impede reforestation, wildlife habitat, or other forest stewardship goals. Current Topics in Forest Health is an annual program that updates forest owners, foresters, and others on methods to improve forest health.
Boundary County Calendar - Dec. 9-16, 2021
The events, activities and meetings taking place in Boundary County.
Wasden announces statewide virtual open government seminar
The virtual event will be streamed on YouTube on Wednesday, Jan. 5
Special use permits approved
The Bonners Ferry City Council unanimously approved two special use permits to allow two new businesses in areas currently zoned residential.
Midstokke sentenced in connection to infant's death
A local woman has been sentenced to 30 days in jail for practicing medicine without a license in connection to the death of a newborn baby in January.
NIC students share accreditation concerns
With a visit from the accreditation organization looming, some North Idaho College students said they're very concerned about what’s ahead for NIC, while others aren’t even aware the college's accreditation may be at stake.
State issues NIC warning
With accreditation jeopardized, college could lose local control, funding
State Board of Education urges NIC to take action
This Week In History
100 Years Ago The Great Northern Railway Co. has given a contract to Phil Barney at the south end of Main St. for a large amount of grading work on the company right of way. A part of the hill south of the tracks will be cut down and the dirt will be hauled to the gulch between the railway and Cottage Avenue.
Reflecting on Bob Dole’s message for America and Idaho
A man of integrity, humility, and patriotism
Care-N-share program needs donations
Care-N-Share program is still taking applicants until Friday Dec. 3.
Record turnout for Turkey Trot
Flocks of families in festive get-ups and layers took part in this year's Turkey Trot.
We Love Our Town campaign
“We Love Our Town” is not just the motto at Honey Do Painting, but an active way of giving back and blessing others, the owners say.
Celebrating multicultural holidays and the meaning of coexistence
The simple but universal phrase “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you” speaks of a culture in which diversity is respected.
ESPs are the bedrock of Idaho schools
It is a great time to reflect on the vital work of the state's education support professionals.
Boundary County commissioners are in a pickle
They took $1.1 million from the feds by way of American Recovery Plan Act.
Boundary County Calendar - Dec. 2-9, 2021
The events, activities and meetings taking place in Boundary County over the coming week.
This Week In History - December 2, 2021
100 Years Ago Two sisters, Dorothy Evelyn, 3, and Esther June, a one-and-half-year-old of Mr. and Mrs. K. Darrell Wooden, were burned to death yesterday afternoon at the camp of the Gold and Ruby Mining Co. at Leonia. The wooden house caught fire while the mother was at a neighbor’s home on an errand.
Legals for December, 2 2021
Jeannette Johnson Levig
Jeannette Johnson Levig passed away on November 23, 2021.