The Second Annual Rock Hunt Do you remember the painted rocks that were hidden around town last year? Well, it’s that time again. Just in time for the Easter season, […]
Month: March 2025
Donald Trump channels his kindred spirit, Dick the Butcher
By Jim Jones JJ Commontator There has been a bit of discussion over the years as to what William Shakespeare’s character, Dick the Butcher, meant when he said: “The first […]
Protecting our Idaho waters
By District 1 Senator Jim Woodward For decades, water has been on the mind of every farmer, rancher and landowner along the Snake River in southern Idaho. There is competition […]
Former governor Dirk Kempthorne fighting cancer
Former Idaho Governor Dirk Kempthorne, 73, has recently been diagnosed with colon cancer. This news is a profound shock to family, friends, and those who have worked closely with Kempthorne […]
Larry K. VanGundy
Larry K. VanGundy, 83, Bonners Ferry, died Saturday, March 29, 2025, at Boundary Community Hospital. He was born March 11, 1942 in Careywood, Idaho, the son of Steven Rex VanGundy […]
Sheriff’s office seeks info on scam caller
Over the weekend, Boundary County Sheriff’s Dispatch received calls regarding a scam. A male caller identifying himself as a county deputy was calling and telling people they missed jury duty. […]
Bob Lee Mastre
Bob Lee Mastre was born on April 15, 1933 to Gustaf and Alma Amoth Mastre in Walsh, Colorado, the seventh of 12 children. On March 13, 2025, Dad fell and […]
Ryan and Kel Becker facing condition never faced before
To give, visit https://www.gofundme.com/f/RyanandKel By Mike Weland I don’t know if it’s common among young humans first trying to grasp the concept of numbers to set about counting to the […]
Mr. BFHS – Silent Auction and Performance
Mr. BFHS is an annual tradition that has been a part of Bonners Ferry High School for more than 40 years. It is a competition for a group of senior […]
Betty Jean Belden
November 4, 1942 – December 18, 2024 Betty Jean Belden, 82, passed away peacefully at home on December 18, 2024. Betty’s Celebration of life will be from 11 a.m. to […]
Walt Kirby passes
It is with sadness I report that former Boundary County Commissioner Walt Kirby passed away peacefully at home. “He’s had an awesome 94-year adventure with life,” his daughter, Marcia Kirby, […]
Beyond Abundance – By Thad DeBuhr
Beyond Abundance: Finding “Enough” in God’s Provision By: Thad DeBuhr We often chase a vision of abundance—overflowing blessings, material wealth, and worldly success. But what if this picture is far […]
Protecting our Idaho waters
By District 1 Senator Jim Woodward For decades, water has been on the mind of every farmer, rancher and landowner along the Snake River in southern Idaho. There is competition […]
Badger Varsity defeats the Lions, JV falls
By Badger Sports reporter, Piper Banning This afternoon’s varsity baseball game against the Eureka Lions started off and continued neck and neck until the end. The Badgers took the win […]
American honor and patriotism: A reflection on Vietnam Veterans Day
By Former Bonners Ferry mayor Darrell Kerby The Vietnam War left an indelible mark not only on those who fought but also on the fabric of American society. As we […]
Badger Softball Slaughters Lions
The Varsity Badger softball team, coached by Cindy Sumpter and Flora Wolf, took two big wins today against the Eureka Lions. The Badgers started off strong in game one with […]
Accurate Northwest Auto Body – Service is Priority
Animal strikes, fender benders, collisions…Accurate Northwest Auto Body has got your back! Their staff is committed to providing excellent service from start to finish, every time. With a team loaded […]
Advertise with 9B.News
Have you seen an article on 9B.News and wonder how it got there? Have you been on the website and seen business banners? Are you interested in getting your business […]
Idaho Air National Guard deployed
The Idaho Air National Guard deployed more than 300 Airmen from the 124th Fighter Wing today to Southwest Asia in support of combat and peacekeeping operations within the U.S. Central […]
Two Brews Coffee Co. is Hiring
Two Brews Coffee Co. is hiring! Located on the south end of town, Two Brews Coffee is in search of the perfect new team member to add to their team […]
Floyd returned, to be sentenced Wednesday
After missing a few hearings and skipping state, Daniel Peter Floyd is back in the Boundary County Jail and a new sentencing hearing has been set for unlawful possession of […]
35 miles and a world away
The Town of Creston is committed to inclusivity and diversity for our citizens. We value one another and seek to foster genuine wellbeing and happiness for all.
P.E.O. college scholarships for female high school graduates
Bonners Ferry Chapter AP of P.E.O. (Philanthropic Educational Organization) will be sponsoring multiple college scholarships for female graduates of Bonners Ferry High School again this year. Last year’s scholarships recipients […]
From Sticky Fingers to Sticky Buns – Ken Carpenter
Out of Kilter – By Ken Carpenter From Sticky Fingers to Sticky Bun May 8, 2006 Do you ever wake up in the morning with your brain feeling like clammy, […]
Skunked by the Joe
“… the river changes towards beauty. It remains the same in our eyes but the water that rolls past your ankles is somewhere far, far down the river within a minute. It makes one question the minutiae of everyday life away from the river, how we humans conduct ourselves whether face to face or through a phone screen. And it makes one wonder why we have lost our way as rivers ourselves.”
Boundary County Commissioners Seek Applicants to Serve on the Waterways Board
Boundary County is seeking letters of interest from qualified individuals interested in volunteering as a Boundary County Waterways board member. This board is advisory to the Boundary County Board of […]
Boundary Soil Conservation Annual Tree Sale
The Boundary Soil Conservation District annual tree sale is set for delivery of local tree seedlings next week and it’s not too late to order. Their local Tree Seedling Program […]
Boundary Community Hospital is hiring
Boundary Community Hospital is hiring for nutrition services. A $4,000 hiring bonus for the right person. Are you passionate about creating delicious, high-quality meals? Join our healthcare team as a […]
Helen Marie Harris
Helen Marie Harris, 84, passed away March 20th, 2025, in Portland, Oregon. Services will be held beginning with rosary at 10:30 a.m. Friday, March 28, at Holy Cross Catholic Church, […]
Michael “Mikey” Sean Joseph
Michael “Mikey” Sean Joseph, 56, of Bonners Ferry, passed from this life and went home to be with the Lord on Friday, March 21, 2025. Mike’s memorial service details will […]
House Bill 96: A threat to local control and community values
House Bill 96 represents a troubling shift in the Idaho Legislature’s priorities, one that undermines the very principles of local autonomy and community pride that have long defined our state. […]
A light dims, Marciavee Cossette dies at 91
By Mike Weland Not many know it, but there’s a street in Bonners Ferry named for a diminutive human dynamo whose smile and boundless energy brightened the community she adopted […]
Happy 100th birthday, Eileen!
Eileen (Madson) Hurd Kimber, Bonners Ferry High School Class of 1944, will celebrate a milestone, and friends and family are invited to join her for her 100th birthday celebration froml 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday, March 29, at the Paradise Valley Grange Hall, 3661 Kootenai Trail Road, Bonners Ferry. Cake and a light lunch will be served.
Badger baseball kicks off the season 2-1
By Badger Sports Reporter, Piper Banning The Bonners Ferry Badgers varsity baseball team traveled to Lewiston last weekend for a triple-header; one against Grangeville and two against Saint Maries. The […]
Naples man dies of exposure in Montana
A 74-year old Naples man was found lying in the snow in a remote area on Southside Road near Star Creek in Montana about three miles east of the […]
Gray Building going on the auction block
A venerable downtown building once a hotel and now home to an eclectic shop of unique treasures and a tastefully appointed auxiliary real estate office, will be sold to the […]
Bonners Ferry Rotary embarking on a new era
Bonners Ferry once, and not all that long ago, had civic clubs and organizations for nearly every age group and interest: The Lion’s Club, Kiwanis, Jaycees and many more. But […]
Eagles stepping up to help Mikey
Bonners Ferry Eagles #3522, the biggest little Aerie in Idaho, will be selling raffle tickets for a 10.1-inch Android Baken professional tablet, with proceeds to benefit Mikey Bjoraker and the […]
Act would give combat-injured retirees full benefits
U.S. Senator Mike Crapo (R-Idaho) and Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee Ranking Member Richard Blumenthal (D-Connecticut) led reintroduction, along with Senator Jim Risch (R-Idaho), of S. 1032, the Major Richard Star […]
The Tavern at the Lodge Hiring Two Positions
Do you want to learn a skill that will last a lifetime? Do you want to learn how to cook from scratch and make cooking your art? This might be […]
Redefining “Tough Love” – By Thad DeBuhr
Redefining “Tough Love” By Thad DeBuhr “Tough love.” The phrase often echoes through our relationships, used as a justification for harsh words or rigid actions. We tell ourselves it’s for […]
Introducing Thad DeBuhr with Your Jesus Journey
Bonners Ferry native and leader of the out-of-the-box ministry called ‘Your Jesus Journey’ has reached out to us and graciously agreed to do a Sunday segment devotional for 9B.News! Thad, […]
Vietnam War Veterans Day reminds us of what it means to serve
By Jim Jones JJ Commontater March 29 is Vietnam War Veterans Day, the day set aside to remember and honor those who served in that ill-fated war. A phone call […]
Highway 2 reopens after rock slide
8:06 p.m.: The slide is clear and Highway 2 is open. The west-bound lane of Highway 2 is closed at about mile 5.5 to 6 on Yaak Hill in Montana […]
Owen Benjamin afforded global honor
By Mike Weland For former Hollywood actor and comic Owen Benjamin, who now lives in Sandpoint, it’s the best of times, it’s the worst of times. His business endeavors have […]
Many Hands Make Light Work – a Thank You from the Turners
Community helping community. Eli Pine knows what it’s like to have community surround him when he needed it the most. After a medical event himself, he wanted to do something […]
North Idaho legislators seek exceptions to abortion ban
by Mia Maldonado, Idaho Capital Sun Sen. Jim Woodward, R-Sagle, introduced the bill to the Senate State Affairs Committee to allow doctors to provide an abortion “to prevent a serious […]
Fear and Loathing at the IF4
On Saturday, March 1, The Historic Pearl Theater in downtown Bonners Ferry put on a showing of the IF4, or International Fly Fishing Film Festival, which I attended with some […]
Beware of Toothworms and Broom Handles by Ken Carpenter
9B.News and ‘Out of Kilter’ presents, ‘Beware of Toothworms and Broom Handles’ By Ken Carpenter February 27, 2005 Teeth have been an important accessory since cave men first gnawed on […]
Avalanche watch in effect
The Idaho Panhandle Avalanche Center has issued a backcountry avalanche watch in effect from 6 a.m. Friday through 6 a.m. Saturday for Boundary, Bonner and Shoshone Counties. A warm, wet […]
“Thank you for a great night, Bonners!”
By Jill Nystrom “Our Saint Patrick’s Day Shindig was a huge success. We had a packed house from the time we opened our doors. The Turn Spit Dogs were awesome, […]
The Bonners Ferry Eagles is Hiring
Bonners Ferry Eagles is Hiring The Bonners Ferry Eagles is now hiring bartenders. Please call 208-267-3024 between noon and 8 p.m. Monday through Friday to schedule an interview. “The Fraternal […]
Franz named District 1 rep on ITD board
Governor Brad Little announced his appointment of Paul Franz Wednesday to serve as the District 1 representative on the Idaho Transportation Board. Franz is a professional engineer and recently retired […]
Every service member’s tale is different
In response to Jim Jones’s “Washington is targeting veteran programs” Agent Orange: I was raised in production agriculture environs from an early age. So, my exposures during my own military […]
Idaho Sheriff’s Association memberships are legit
By Sheriff Travis Stolley Mailers have gone out recently to residents in the State of Idaho from the Idaho Sheriffs’ Association on behalf of your County Sheriff. If you have […]
Help the Cowell family expand their home
Our community has always been one to step up when it matters most, and right now, Willy and Amanda Cowell, who have both dedicated their lives to serving others, need […]
Idaho completes review of voter rolls
The State of Idaho continues to take decisive action to ensure the accuracy and integrity of its voter rolls. County elections offices throughout the state have completed their biennial review […]
Where’s the OFF switch
By Representative Steve Berch March 21 was the target date for the end of the 2025 legislative session, yet new bills are still being introduced in committees. As you can […]
Nate Ady March Restorium Employee of the Month
Nate Ady is the recipient of the February Friends of the Boundary Community Restorium Ray Olson Employee of the Month “We Care” Award. A Personal Services Assistant 2/Med Tech, Nate […]
Theodore Ben Unruh
Theodore Ben Unruh was born to Chester and Nettie Mae Giesbrecht Unruh in Bonners Ferry, Idaho, on February 23, 1961. He passed away on March 14, 2025, at St. Luke’s […]
Special edition Casting Conversation: Trash leaves trash
There you are, watching your size 14 CDC caddis dead float perfectly with the foam in the current over what you know is at least a 12” west slope cutthroat. […]
Richard and Katherine Cowell to be Arraigned Next Month
Richard Cowell III and Katherine Cowell remain incarcerated in Bonner County following today’s preliminary hearing. On February 6, 2025, the victim(s), two of the Cowell’s now adult children, came forward […]
Washington is targeting veteran programs
By Jim Jones JJ Commontater Veteran programs are in the sights of Russell Vought, who currently controls America’s purse strings. The US Constitution gave Congress that crucial responsibility, but our […]
Bonners Ferry Claybusters head to Walla Walla.
By Ron Campbell Every year at the end of the winter league, the Claybusters are invited to shoot at the Camas Prairie Handicap in Walla Walla, the largest trapshooting […]
Kokanee Coffee to Deliver Within the City Limits
Soup, salad and coffee…delivered…in Bonners Ferry? Yes please! S tarting this week, Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Kokanee Coffee will bring your coffee, breakfast and lunch […]
The Robotics Team, 2130 Alpha + Heads to Regional Competition
The Badger Robotics team, 2130 Alpha +, comprised of 15 Badger team members, is heading to the regional competition on March 26th, 2025. They will play in a bracket until […]
Middle School basketball hosts 77th annual double elimination tournament
By Jesse and Katie Banning; Badger Sports Reporter, Piper Banning The Bonners Ferry Badgers hosted the 77th annual middle school basketball tournament this year. Kellogg Middle School, Kootenai Classical Academy, […]
Turner Plumbing recently obtains public works licence
Turner Plumbing, LLC, owned and operated by Lucas Turner is one of the few plumbing companies in North Idaho to hold a public works license. A public works license for […]
The Rusty Moose to hold special St. Patrick’s Day event.
This Monday, March 17, 2025 is St. Patrick’s Day. A day that recognizes all things green, leprechauns, gold, beer and food! The Rusty Moose is a Bonners Ferry Staple. Many […]
Off Grid Doc – a Conference to Change Your Life
Dr. Issa lives and practices in Boundary County and he is holding a conference on metabolic health on April 13, 2025. Are you tired of feeling uncomfortable in your own […]
Athol man dies in collision near Samuels
The Idaho State Police are investigating a two-vehicle crash that occurred just before 9:59 a.m. today on US95 near mile post 487, just north of Samuels. A 48-year-old male, and […]
9B.News thanks Maas Designs!
By Katie Banning Since Jesse, Piper and I took the reins of 9B.News, I have occasionally had to write my email or phone number on sticky notes or scrap of […]
1:26 p.m.: Highway 95 & Samuels Road north of Sandpoint is now open following a fatal collision.
1:26 p.m.: Highway 95 & Samuels Road north of Sandpoint is now open following a fatal collision. Avoid Hwy 95 & Samuels RD north of Sandpoint due to an accident. […]
‘Out of Kilter’ The Pecking Order – By Ken Carpenter
‘Out of Kilter’ “The Pecking Order” by Ken Carpenter. September 12, 2010 Sometimes the world doesn’t make any sense. A guy works hard almost every day of his life and […]
Dr. Becker, Mikkel humbly ask help
Both Dr. Marty Becker and his daughter, Mikkel, are far better at giving help rather than asking, but sometimes you have to humble yourself and ask for help … especially […]
Scentsy Fundraiser to support Jeff and Tia Avery
Jeff Avery was diagnosed with colon cancer a few years back and it has recently reared its ugly head, again. Jeff and Tia Avery are long time citizens of Boundary […]
Cowell prelims set for Monday
Preliminary hearings for Richard and Katherine Cowell, Bonners Ferry, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday, March 17, in the Bonner County Courthouse before of Judge Tera Harden. The married […]
Foundations School – Building a Foundation
Foundations School, located in Naples, Idaho and is a Bible based, trade focused school and they have an opportunity for you to make a difference. Buy a brick for their […]
Ash Street man comes out of the closet
By Mike Weland When their knocks and announcements went unanswered, Boundary County Sheriff’s deputies forced entry into a home at 7152 Ash Street about 8:02 a.m. Monday to execute a […]
Daniel Floyd captured
By Mike Weland After nearly three weeks on the lam after a no-bond warrant was issued February 21 when he failed to appear for sentencing, the U.S. Marshal’s Service notified […]
Laundry Blessings – Helping one family at a time.
Have you fallen on hard times and need a leg up or have you been abundantly blessed and want to help bless others? Laundry Blessings was started just about a […]
Boundary County Online School – Now taking applications for 2025/2026
Are you a homeschool family who would like to access public funds for your materials and supplies? ($1700 per student) Do you feel like you sometimes need the support and […]
Williams to coach Team Idaho, this Saturday
Bonners Ferry’s own Nathan Williams, head coach of the Bonners Ferry High School boys’ varsity basketball team and back-to-back state champion coach, has been named head coach of ‘Team Idaho’ […]
KV shooters show their skills in Spokane
By Kathy Konek Junior rifle shooters from the Sandpoint and Kootenai Valley (KV) clubs participated in the Washington State Junior Smallbore Indoor Championships on Saturday, March 8. They travelled to […]
Idaho lawmakers are turning their backs on Trump’s agenda
By Richard Strickland Meridian, Idaho Idaho has long been a beacon of conservative values, championing free enterprise and keeping government interference at bay. Yet, our Republican lawmakers who claim to […]
Town hall violence and a (hypothetical) nonviolent response
by Timothy Braatz At a time when political violence is celebrated, well-meaning citizens must be prepared to respond with nonviolence. One definition of fascism is, simply, the overt desire to […]
Tuesday’s Trouble ladies bowling
Tuesday’s Trouble stats for week 24/32 INDIVIDUAL Shawna Anderson Got High scratch game198, High scratch series 449, High handicap game 271, High handicap series 668. Donna Lunsford got Second High […]
Join Bonners Ferry Mom Walk 2025!
Attention, moms of Bonners Ferry! It’s time to lace up your walking shoes and get ready for some fresh air, fun, and friendship! The Bonners Ferry Mom Walk kicks off […]
Boundary County Farm Bureau awaiting spring’s first baby
The Boundary County Farm Bureau Federation is looking for the first Boundary County baby born on or after March 20, the first day of spring! We will celebrate with a […]
Boundary Community Hospital seeking a few good people
Boundary Community Hospital is excited to invite job seekers to a Facilities & Nutrition Services Job Fair from 3 to 6 p.m. Thursday, March 20, at the Fry Education House, […]
Asher first among equals — Idaho 4A MVP
The most valuable player of the 2025 Idaho 4A State basketball tournament averaged 28.3 points per game, three rebounds per game. He made 1.3 assists per game two steals per […]
Donald Boyd Lindsay
Donald Boyd Lindsay, age 95, passed away of natural causes February 27, 2025, at Sunset Home Assisted Living in Bonners Ferry. A pie eating social will be held Come join […]
Second Harvest food truck Coming
Second Harvest Inland Empire Northwest will bring their mobile food truck to Bonners Ferry to distribute free food from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday, March 20. This will be […]
Smiles for smells — making lasting Badger memories
Stolen by Mike Weland Momentous occasions so profoundly change the lives of those who experience them that grasping the idea that you’ve evolved to a different plane, a higher level, […]
Boundary County Library seeks part time employee
By Boundary County District Library We are looking for a motivated team player for flexible part time hours. Must be able to work Saturdays as well as weekdays. Probationary pay […]
It’s not called catching
It was an unseasonably warm day in late February for Boundary County. Not two days earlier, we had a decent covering of snow (enough that my son was still begging […]
David John Winn
David John Winn passed away at home in Moyie Springs on March 8, 2025, from pulmonary fibrosis, surrounded by family. Dave was born September 2, 1946, in Libby, Montana, the […]
The Badger’s homecoming – one for the books!
By Jesse and Piper Banning Your back-to-back champions arrived home last night to quite the surprise. The Bonners Ferry High School gymnasium was packed to the gills with Badger fans, […]
An open letter to the Idaho State champions
Dear Bonners Ferry High School varsity basketball team … Congratulations on achieving a monumental milestone by winning the Idaho State Basketball Championship for the second consecutive year! This accomplishment is […]
Can you keep a secret? The Badgers are coming home!!
By Bonners Ferry High School’s Administration The Badgers have done it again! Join us as we welcome home our 2x State Champion Boys Basketball Team for a special SURPRISE celebration! […]
Mill pond full, legislators chopping as spring break-up nears
Senate Education Committee By Senator Jim Woodward Idaho District 1 With nine weeks behind us in the legislative session, our bill writing practices make us appear like lumber jacks cutting […]
Back to Back STATE CHAMPIONS!
By Jesse and Piper Banning Your Bonners Ferry Badgers are back-to-back STATE CHAMPIONS! After their first ever Bonners Ferry Badgers boys’ basketball state championship win last year, they have done […]
Windy Sunday night for NW Montana
The National Weather Services, Missoula, has issued a wind advisory for the Kootenai/Cabinet and Flathead/Mission Valley regions of northwest Montana, in effect from 9 p.m. Sunday to 9 a.m. Monday. […]
Maas Designs – A family affair
By Katie Banning Did you know that you can order custom business cards, banners, tumblers, gifts and anything else you can think of right here in Boundary County? Located in […]
AUDTIONS for Laura Ingalls Wilder: Voice of the Prairie – at the Rex Theater
The Rex Theater downtown Bonners Ferry is pleased to announce, the stage play, Laura Ingalls Wilder: Voice of the Prairie 2nd Round *auditions* All Ages & Departments March 10, 2025 […]
Bonners Ferry Badgers Vs. Marsh Valley Eagles
By Badger Sports Reporter, Piper Banning – After a big win last night against the Kimberly Bulldogs, your Bonners Ferry Badgers will take on the 14-11 Marsh Valley Eagles tonight […]
New Stampin’Up! Card Class – with Ruth Jones
Have you ever been shopping for a greeting card and find them so impersonal and dull? Well, now is your chance to get together with new and old friends and […]
The attack of the sneaky skunk – by Ken Carpenter
Katie here…I thought I’d lead this weeks’ segment by Ken Carpenter by introducing his late wife, Joy. I had the great pleasure of knowing her. It was just for a […]
A true helpful hardware man, county loses a national icon
By Mike Weland The United States and Boundary County both lost a bit of Americana Thursday. A real hardware man who ran a real hardware store … not with low […]
All-League Girls Basketball – 4A IML
The Intermountain League is comprised of two teams: The Timberlake Tigers and the Bonners Ferry Badgers. Each year the teams coaches get together to discuss and vote on who will […]
Old Addie bomb-maker still on the lam
By Mike Weland A no-bond warrant remains in effect and an Old Addie Road family’s seven-year nightmare continues unabated after Daniel P. Floyd missed a motion to quash hearing this […]
Top Ten Seniors
Do you recognize any of these faces? This is the top of the class of 2025. If you get a chance or happen to see them out and about, […]
On to State!
By Piper Banning, Badger Sports Reporter ON TO STATE! As tradition dictates, they stopped off for a mid-travel practice in Hermiston, Oregon. Head coach, Nathan Williams is just as excited […]
Bonners Ferry City Pool to open for lesson sign ups in May
From the City of Bonners Ferry: It is great to hear of the interest that the community already has in this year’s swim schedule at the Bonners Ferry city pool. […]
Michael Lee Peterson
Michael Lee Peterson died peacefully at home January 26, 2025, in Bonners Ferry, with his wife at his side. Michael was born on October 16, 1946, in Gardenia, California, the […]
Illegal burning creates hazard at county boat launch
Boundary County maintenance workers have been cleaning up the remains of burn piles found at the public boat launch at the Deep Creek confluence with the Kootenai River. The piles […]
Constantin Nick Ciocazan
Constantin Nick Ciocazan, 85, passed away peacefully at home on March 4, 2025 with his family at his side. Nick was born December 9, 1939, in Bucharest, Romania. He is […]
We the People need to exert our power
By Jim Jones JJ Commontater The preamble of the US Constitution starts with these powerful words: “We the People of the United States.” Those words mean that all power arises […]
2024 was a good year for the airport — thank you Boundary County
Add New Media File By Rick Durden President EAA757 After five Huckleberry Pancake Breakfasts at the Boundary County Airport last summer were attended by more than 1,200 happy pancake connoisseurs, […]
ISP accepting applications for July training academy
The Idaho State Police (ISP) is actively seeking dedicated individuals to join its ranks as commissioned troopers. Applications are now open for the next ISP training academy, which begins in […]
Notes from Boise
By Senator Jim Woodward Idaho District 1 I hope you are all enjoying some of that wonderful North Idaho spring sunshine. It’s exactly what I needed on my quick week-end […]
Youth Football and Cheer Information 2025
By Badger football coaches and staff – Badger Youth Football and Cheer is excited to share our new website and simplified online registration. We are still very much a work […]
Help Jeff Avery fight cancer … again
It’s been a long road for Jeff Avery and his wife Tia. Jeff was diagnosed with colon cancer a few years back. It goes away, then comes back; then it […]
BFHS Cheer Team Competes at State, Looks Ahead to Next Season
The Bonners Ferry High School cheer team competed at the state competition this year but did not place as hoped. While the outcome wasn’t what they had envisioned, the team’s […]
