Be wary of tax scams, says local resident
Area residents might want to watch their mail boxes for Internal Revenue Service collection or lien settlement scams. Recently, collection notices appearing to be from the IRS or the state of Idaho have been found in mail boxes in Boundary County.
Nichole Doane promotes documentary to support search and rescue
Nichole Doane was rappelling down a canyon wall in the Pacific Northwest when she made a critical mistake and found herself suspended 100 feet above the ground.
Bonners Ferry Farmers Market now open
BONNERS FERRY—- Rain couldn’t stop opening day.
Donkey basketball raises funds for Victim Services
Thursday April 18, the Bonners Ferry high school gym was filled with laughter as spectators cheered for students and teachers as they mounted their noble steeds for the donkey basketball game.
Historic Pearl Theater brings the community together
Along with rugged beauty and vast outdoor experiences, Bonners Ferry is known for its quaint charm and long history. Among the historic buildings in the city’s limits, the Pearl Theater stands proudly on Ash Street overlooking the Kootenai River.
Pearl Theater responds to comments on Pride event
In the wake of social media concern over the use of the Pearl Theater for a Pride event, board members say the building’s rental fits the theater’s guidelines.
A night at the disco with Mr. BFHS
Friday evening Becker Auditorium was filled with family, friends, community members and students to watch eight high school senior gentlemen compete for Mr. Bonners Ferry High School.
‘Leap Year’ steeped in traditions, history
For some, the fact that there is an extra day in the year has no significance. For others, Feb. 29, or Leap Day, is a chance to explore history, traditions, and celebrations from around the world.
‘Through the Eyes of a Friend’ being held March 15
Area residents are invited to bear witness to the life of Anne Frank and all young people who grew up during the Holocaust at an upcoming Living Voices program.
ICA raising awareness on loneliness, impacts
The Idaho Commission on Aging would like people to know that February is Loneliness Awareness Month and that loneliness isn’t only an emotional response, there are serious conditions that could occur as well.
Break barriers at the 9B Ladies Event
Boundary County women will gather together to break mindset barriers at the 9B Ladies Event on March 10 at the Kootenai River Inn.
Planning successful New Year’s resolutions
As the new year approaches so do new beginnings and a time for a fresh start.
Santa’s Village Returns to Jake’s Landing
Santa’s Village at Jake's Landing in Porthill is always a memorable Christmas experience for everyone
Orchestra celebrated 50th anniversary at holiday concert
The Bonners Ferry Community Orchestra, directed by Glenda Novinger, performed a free holiday concert celebrating their 50th anniversary together.