Sandpoint woman reported missing

The Bonner County Sheriff’s Office is requesting the public’s assistance in locating Patricia Albo, 66, who has brown hair, blue eyes, is 5’06” and weighs 180 pounds. She was last […]

Addie man pleads guilty to possessing bombs

A man who had terrorized his Old Addie Road neighbors since 2018 over a well agreement pled guilty last month to unlawful possession of destructive devices or bombs. Pipe bombs, […]

Misha Davis free after plea deal

After 167 days in the Boundary County Jail, Jamisha Nevarez, also known as Misha Davis, 46, walked out free Wednesday after entering a plea agreement on the morning her case […]

First half taxes due by December 20

Boundary County Treasurer Jennifer Economu reminds all Boundary County taxpayers that the deadline for paying the first half of the 2024 property taxes without penalty is Friday, December 20, 2024. […]

Commissioners uphold P&Z commission on PDI appeal

Boundary County Commissioners affirmed Wednesday evening what Owen Benjamin knew and what Nelson Mast seems to have bet on when he bought a small mom and pop cabinet business on […]

Anna Michelle Hathaway — service will be Thursday

From Anna’s husband, Matt Hathaway: I regret the misunderstanding and the short notice, but services for Anna will be held Thursday, December 12, 2024, at New Life Church, 1925 N […]

Free IPN F Christmas trees for fourth graders

Calling all fourth graders! This year’s Every Kid Outdoors program is underway, and the Idaho Panhandle National Forests (IPNF) wants to make sure all eligible fourth graders (and their parents […]

Basil gets 15 years for jail drug death

Twyla Dawn Basil, 46, Bonners Ferry, was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for distribution of fentanyl that resulted in serious bodily injury and death. Chief U.S. District Judge […]

Drivers in fatal Highway 95 collision named

The driver of the pickup involved in a fatal collision on Highway 95 near Cindy Lane south of Elmira November 22 has been identified as Rick Gross, 61, Moyie Springs, […]

Rebecca Huseby again calling all carolers

Rebecca Huseby is once again calling all carolers in the region to come over the rivers and through the woods by car or carriage or sleigh to join her on […]

Former BFHS teacher hosts quinceanera for daughter

By Piper Banning Eva Naranjo, a sophomore at Bonners Ferry High School and the daughter of former BFHS Spanish teacher Jessica Vineyard and her husband Nolan, celebrated her quinceañera November […]

Deputy’s initiative brings vests for detention deputies

Boundary County Sheriff’s Detention Deputies recently received a generous donation from Shield 616, an organization founded to provide all-day rifle protection for First Responders who sacrificially serve our communities. According […]

Troy woman missing, family frantic

UPDATE: 11:45 a.m. December 9: I have verified that the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office has notified the family that Stephanie has been found and that she is okay. The family […]

Flags half staff Saturday for Pearl Harbor Day

United States flags should be flown at half-staff on Saturday, December 7, in honor of National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day. On the 7th of December 83 years ago, 2,403 service […]

Slickeryer roads in Saturday forecast

Roads were slickery this morning and the National Weather Service, Spokane, says they’re likely to be even more slickeryer from 4 a.m. to 10 p.m.  Saturday as a storm system […]

Winter weather warning issued for Kootenai/Cabinet

The National Weather Service, Missoula, has issued a winter weather advisory for the Kootenai/Cabinet Region in effect from 2 to 10 a.m. Saturday, which then switches over to a winter […]

Aurora hanging out at the Restorium

Cathie Peterson gifted this hand painted mobile of a stork-like bird, named Aurora, for the enjoyment of Restorium residents and their visitors. Now hanging just inside the main door, it […]

Homestead Produce honored as Local Food Leader

Homestead Produce, a pioneering farm in Bonners Ferry, has been awarded the Local Food Leader award at this year’s Selkirk-Pend Oreille Food Summit held November 8. This accolade recognizes their […]

The problem with our cats

By Clarice McKenney My husband and I have had a Backyard Wildlife Refuge certified by the National Wildlife Foundation for 20 years. This means that our third of an acre […]

Hope for Mikey, but no promises

Doctors in the critical care unit continue to do everything they can to help Mikey Bjoraker, hit by a vehicle and seriously injured on Highway 95 in front of Liberty […]

Mikey still critical, visits on hold

By Mike Weland Mikey Bjoraker, 45, remains in critical care at Kootenai Health in Coeur d’Alene after being hit by a car while crossing Highway 95 Tuesday evening as he […]

Moyie family needs after cancer diagnosis

Lance Clifton, Moyie Springs, is known for his humor, laughter and helping spirit. He is marshaling each attribute and more to fight stage four metastatic abdominal cancer diagnosed last week […]

Mikey Bjoraker in critical care, visitors welcome

Idaho State Police are investigating a vehicle versus pedestrian injury crash that occurred Tuesday evening on US 95 near milepost 507, near the Liberty Station in Bonners Ferry. According to […]

Ring in the New Year with ‘Boots & Bling’

Mark your calendars, dust off your boots and get ready for “Boots and Bling: A New Year Bash,” as the Boundary County Fair Board is ringing in 2025 with a […]

Connie, Shelley Restorium Employees of the Month

On behalf of the Friends of the Restorium, the Restorium Residents Council recognized Ray Olsen Employee of the Month “We Care” Award recipients Connie Gentry, September, and Shelley McPherson, October. […]

RV renewals due by year’s end

The Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) is reminding all recreational vehicle (RV) owners that their RV registration renewals are due by the end of the year. To avoid any last-minute rush, […]

Sir? Are there any woods around here?

Satire by Mike Weland “We have a situation where we’re looking very strongly at sinks and showers and other elements of bathrooms where you turn the faucet on – and […]

More than a family can bear alone

By Mike Weland A Moyie Springs man, 61, is in the hospital today, paying the price for being in a hurry to get somewhere south on a road just changed […]

Juvenile dies in head-on crash near Elmira

Idaho State Police are investigating a two-vehicle fatality crash that occurred at 8:35 a.m. today on US95 near milepost 490, near Elmira. At approximately 8:35 a.m., a 61-year-old male from […]

Finding county offices

By Clarice McKenney Last week, I needed the services of several county offices. I found that several are no longer located in the Boundary County Courthouse. So I asked Boundary […]

Notice of sale of building, call for bids

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, sealed bids will be received by the Board of Trustees of Boundary County School District #101, Bonners Ferry, Idaho for the “Old” District Office/BCSD #101 Administration […]

9B.News Snowline is open

9:56 a.m. Thursday, November 21: Octavian lives in the Three Mile area. He has an important appointment today but can’t get out without have his drive plowed. if you can help, call him at (949) 400-8771.

Honoring the people behind our historic November 5 election

The November 5th General Election was a historic milestone for Idaho with the highest total voter turnout in state history! In Boundary County, 90 neighbors made it happen, including Linda Ashby, Donna Irons, Charlene Wells, Linda Cromwell, Melanie Staples, Diana Tombleson, Sandy Daniel, Linda Alt, Cherry Grainger, Pam Barton, Rebecca Jensen, Kelly Navarro and Lauressa Borgman. They all deserve our thanks.

Going after Tom in 16th annual Turkey Trot

Bonners Ferry is looking forward to another family-friendly, free Turkey Trot 5k /10k run-walk this year on Thanksgiving morning. “What started as a fun reason to have a second helping […]

Seniors…are you ready to exercise?

The Fit and Fall Proof® exercise class for seniors has been going strong this past year. It is part of a state-supported program taught by trained volunteers in a variety […]

PDI appeal hearing reset, situation gets worse

By Mike Weland While a contentious Boundary County Planning and Zoning appeal still smolders between Nelson Mast, owner and president of Panhandle Door Inc. (PDI) and several home and property […]

Hannah saying ‘thanks’ with Beer Sit today

Everyone has a talent they imagine might lift them from ordinary to extraordinary, that will elevate them from the factory, the store, the routine 9 to 5 with a week’s […]

Jimmy and Brenda Ball …

Eli and Anna Pine, owners of Hope House, extend their thanks to Jimmy and Brenda Ball for allowing Hope House to operate in Moyie Springs rent-free since long before they took it over.

A Veteran’s Day to remember

By Mike Weland It wasn’t General Black Jack Pershing who gets credit for Veteran’s Day, even though the holiday officially falls on the 11th hour of the 11th day of […]

Eagles Auxiliary gives to Friends of the Restorium

The Bonners Ferry Eagles Auxiliary was proud to present The Friends of the Restorium a check for $538 raised from last month’s Eagle’s Breakfast. Presenting check to Friends president Jeannie […]

BFHS student council hosting blood drive

The Bonners Ferry High School Student Council (STUCO) is hosting their November Blood Drive from 8:30 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. Thursday, November 14, in the Bonners Ferry High School gym, […]

Looking for ways to help?

Foundations School is looking for warm, gently used coveralls, basic tools and safety gear for their skills day students. The weather is getting cooler and skills days are often in […]

The actual election process

By Ron Sukenik Bonners Ferry As the dust settles on this year’s Election, I want to take a moment to discuss it. Not the campaign, not who won or who […]

An election that will go down in history

By Mike Weland Like much of the nation, turnout was high in Boundary County, with 88-percent casting ballots as voters nationwide moved the political pendulum farther to the right in […]

Boundary County General Election Results 2024

Like much of the nation, Boundary County voters moved farther to the right in today’s election, killing both the school levy and the bond, trouncing Proposition 1 and choosing to send Donald J. Trump back to the White House.

Valley View recognizes young stars

The first Super Star Citizens of the Bonners Ferry High School Class of 2037 have been identified by Valley View teachers Susie Alvarez and Lauren Bartoe … they are kindergarteners […]

Elderly man missing in Bonner County

The Bonner County Sheriff’s Office is requesting the public’s assistance in locating Howard Converse, 84, who is 5’10, and 155 pounds with hazel eyes and salt and pepper hair and […]

Trick or treat? Nope … open or concealed

The Sheriff’s Office Drivers license ladies dressed up this Halloween to have some fun with the difference between “open carry and concealed carry.” The ladies who also issue concealed weapons […]

Fire season to close Friday

Idaho Department of Lands (IDL) will rescind its extended Closed Fire Season order, effective at 7 a.m. Friday, November 1, thanks to cooler temperatures and reduced fire risk across the […]

Early/absentee voting could set record

Idaho Secretary of State Phil McGrane announced today that ballots cast in early voting and absentee for the November 5 General Election have already surpassed the total ballots cast statewide […]

ON TO STATE! This week’s wrap!

By Piper Banning Badger Sports It was a long week for the Badgers this week. Cross Country and Volleyball had districts, the girls and boy’s varsity soccer teams went to […]

FFA Harvest Auction at high school Saturday

By Rylann Lewis Bonners Ferry FFA Chapter Reporter For 76 years, the Bonners Ferry FFA has been putting on the Harvest Auction. With the help of donations from businesses and […]

Spongy (formerly gypsy) moth found in Sandpoint

The Invasive Spongy Moth was detected in Sandpoint for the first time in more than 30 years. The Idaho Department of Lands (IDL), in collaboration with the Idaho State Department […]

How to find out if BCSD101 schools are closed

With the winter months at hand, Boundary County School District #101 wants to inform patrons that emergency school closures will be announced on the following stations: KREM (Channel 2), KXLY […]

ISP warns of new phone scam

The Idaho State Police (ISP) is alerting Idaho residents to a new wave of phone scams targeting Idaho residents. Callers are posing as law enforcement officers, using false claims of […]

Bonner County Sheriff looking for teen runaway

The Bonner County Sheriff’s Office is attempting to locate runaway Eleanor “Ellie” Howard, 14 years old, 5’7″ tall and 200 pounds with short brown hair, brown eyes, with three facial […]

Community, friends step up for the Cornman

Jim Cadnum, also known as “Bird” or “The Cornman,” 78, is one of those good people who’ve given much to this community we call home, both as a long-time forester […]

Sauter speaks to voters’ concerns

By Representative Mark Sauter Idaho House District 1 A (208) 627-6288 As I’ve been campaigning over the last few weeks, people have been asking me some good questions about my […]

Hope House needs help stocking freezers

Hope House and owners Eli and Anna Pine are ready to help any time a Boundary County family faces disaster or need, but on rare occasion they need the community’s […]

‘Crazy busy’ election underway

“Crazy busy” is how Boundary County election clerk Cherry Grainger describes this year’s election with just 11 days left on the countdown to what many say will be the most […]

$5,000 reward offered for missing sex offender

The Hernando County Crime Stoppers in Florida is offering up a $5,000 reward for information directly leading to the arrest of Christian Bert Fischer, a fugitive convicted in Florida for […]

Fugitive sex offender loose in North Idaho

Yesterday evening, the U.S. Marshals Service Greater Idaho Fugitive Task Force attempted to arrest fugitive Christian Bert Fischer, 42, in Athol on his out-of-state warrant. However, Fischer effectively eluded law […]

Where to turn for emergency school information

With the winter months at hand, Boundary County School District #101 wants to inform patrons that emergency school closures will be announced on the following stations: KREM (Channel 2), KXLY […]

NWS offers weather spotter training

In most years, thunderstorms, tornadoes and lightning cause hundreds of injuries and deaths and billions in property and crop damages. To obtain critical weather information, the National Weather Service (NWS) […]

Scout recruiting event Tuesday at Fairgrounds

Scouting of America Bonners Ferry troops invite the community for an evening of fun at an upcoming recruitment event for all three units at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, October 15, at […]

Today last day to pre-register to vote November 5

Today is the deadline to pre-register to vote at VoteIdaho.gov ahead of the November 5 General Election. Following the Friday deadline, eligible voters may register in-person at polling places during […]

Commissioners table PDI decision

About 100 people turned out for an appeal hearing in the Becker Auditorium at Bonners Ferry High School on a conditional use permit for an after-the-fact expansion at Panhandle Door […]

Closed fire season extended indefinitely

Idaho Department of Lands (IDL) has announced the extension of the closed fire season, requiring burn permits statewide beyond the original end date of October 20, 2024. This decision comes […]

Where the dog stops

Clarice McKenney heard laughter from around the visitors center while meandering about the Farmers Market Saturday that sounded as something fun or funny were afoot, so she set out to […]

Water woes hamper refuge duck hunts

Water woes continue to plague Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge with the one remaining pump not operating at full capacity. The south end of the managed waterfowl hunt has achieved desirable […]

Troy man embarks on life of a Coastie at sea

Richard Harris, a 2024 graduate of Troy High School, the son of Mike and Brooke Harris, Troy, and big brother to Salix Harris, graduated Coast Guard boot camp at Cape […]

Houck Farms receives Idaho Century Farm Award

On September 6, 2024, Houck Farms proudly received Century Farm status during a special Houck family event held at the farm. Bonners Ferry Mayor Rick Alonzo presented the award to […]

Tompkins graduates U of I

A total of 226 degrees were awarded to 222 University of Idaho students in graduation ceremonies for summer, 2024. The sole Boundary County graduate is Benjamin M. Tompkins, Bonners Ferry, […]

Light turnout at Proposition 1 town hall

By Clarice McKenney Local residents from across the political spectrum attended the Proposition 1 Town Hall on Thursday at the Pearl Theater. Some were in full support of the proposal […]

USS Idaho launched to meet the sea

One of the U.S. Navy’s newest attack submarines, the future USS IDAHO (SSN 799), launched from General Dynamics Electric Boat’s shipyard into the Thames River, August 6. The launch, also […]

Idaho student artists asked to think winter

Idaho students are invited to get into the holiday spirit and put their most creative artwork on display with the Idaho Department of Education’s 2024 Holiday Card Contest. The contest […]

KVR&PC kicking off season with open house

Kootenai Valley Rifle & Pistol Club shooters have won local and state matches, earned college scholarships, a place on the line at the Junior Olympics, and produced nationally recognized NRA […]

BFPD seeking Kaniksu Street sign thief

On Wednesday, September 25, the Bonners Ferry Police Department was dispatched to a theft call on Kaniksu Street. The individual pictured allegedly stole a Harris campaign sign on the side […]

James Joseph “Jim” Neumayer

It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of James Joseph “Jim” Neumayer, a beloved husband, father, and friend, who departed this life peacefully September 25, 2024, at […]

Boundary County CWD hunt finds two more cases

Sample results from the recent chronic wasting disease surveillance hunt in a portion of Unit 1 yielded two additional white-tailed deer that tested positive for CWD; results are pending from […]

Sunset Home unveiling new Hospice suite today

  Sunset Home Assisted Living, 510920 Highway 95, Bonners Ferry, just north of Three Mile, will unveil a gift to the community, from the community, at a very special open […]

Storm claims Sandpoint teen

The brief but fierce wind storm that wreaked so much havoc across the region Wednesday evening claimed the life of a Lake Pend Oreille Alternative High School junior, hit by […]

Wednesday’s sudden storm time lapse

As o f 4:10 p.m., Northern Lights is reporting 5,932 customers without power … an amazing accomplishment considering the scope and extent of the damage. If you see a weary […]

BCH welcomes orthopedic surgeon Dr. Lisa Galasso

Boundary Community Hospital is excited to announce that Dr. Lisa Galasso, a board-eligible orthopedic surgeon with specialized expertise in shoulder and elbow care, will be joining our orthopedic team. Dr. […]

Raven and Camille elicit super smiles

Bonners Ferry teens Raven Rory, 13, and Camille Jones, 12, got up early Saturday, dressed up like their favorite super heroines and walk over to Saturday Farmers Market just to […]

Meeting set on refuge floodplain project

Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) has prepared a draft environmental assessment (EA) for the proposed Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge Floodplain Reconnection Project, which describes the project and why it is needed, […]

Squirrelly Tees Snack Shack has moved

Squirrelly Tees Snack Shack has outgrown its old place and has relocated to the Riverside Auto parking lot in the old service center show room! Their permanent hours are 10 […]

Get your Badger Booster card, save big!

It’s time again for the Badger Booster Cards for discounts around the community! If see a Badger athlete around, hit them up for one; only $20, cash or check. This […]

Remembering the first day at Valley View

By Mike Weland Until midway through the eighth grade, both Helen Seaman and Irene Merrifield knew they were small town girls. Though neither was tame by any stretch of the […]

CWD chats in Boundary County end

Community Chat meetings in Bonners Ferry regarding Chronic Wasting Disease are done unless\until additional information is available to share with the public. With the Unit 1 surveillance hunt now over […]

ICF awards $17,093 to Boundary County

The Idaho Community Foundation (ICF) announced that more than $275,000 has been awarded to 40 nonprofit and educational organizations serving North Idaho communities through the Forever Idaho North grant cycle. […]

Young performers sought for ‘Happiness Isa …’

Talent Team Inc. is calling performers ages five years through young adult to perform in the holiday show: “Happiness Is….” This is a family-friendly, uplifting show that has a happy […]

An incredible journey revisited

This story originally appeared March 1, 2003, seemingly just yesterday but 21 years ago. It’s now 71 years since two teenage boys left their parents and eight siblings on the […]

BFHS Class of ’74 celebrates

Topping the billboard charts coming into the new year of 1974 was Jim Croce’s “Time in a Bottle,” and Barbara Streisand would have the top song of the year with  […]

North Idaho Bear Fair returning September 28

If you live in North Idaho, you live in bear country, plain and simple. North Idaho is home to both black and grizzly bears, and living and recreating safely in […]

Planning underway for Washington D.C. trip

Boundary County students ages 11-13, get ready for the ultimate adventure as  planning is underway for another unforgettable educational journey to Washington DC in June 2026! A parent meeting will […]

2024 Boundary County Artist Studio Tour this weekend

The 2024 Boundary County Artist Studio Tour, fostering connection, inspiring creativity and building community, is a free, self-guided tour of Boundary County’s tucked away art studios featuring a dozen talented […]

BF Family Medicine welcomes Dr. Riley Diehl

Dr. Troy Geyman is pleased to welcome Dr. Riley Diehl, Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine, to Bonners Ferry Family Medicine. Dr. Diehl is an Internal Medicine physician. She received her bachelors […]

Homecoming happenings

HOME COMING!! Friday, September 13 10 a.m. – Float judging 11 a.m. – Parade Roll Call and Line Up Noon – Parade (Floats to BFHS after) 12:30 p.m. – Tailgate […]

Prescribed burns planned in Boulder Creek area

The Bonners Ferry Ranger District plans to ignite several prescribed burns in the Boulder Creek project area beginning this Sunday, September 8 and continuing Monday and Tuesday, depending on weather […]

Tomkins commissioned second lieutenant

After four years of college and ROTC, Ben Tompkins was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the United States Army this week. “This is a huge accomplishment and we are […]

100 deadliest days claim 82 in Idaho

Eighty-two lives were lost in traffic crashes during the 100 Deadliest Days on Idaho roads. The Idaho Office of Highway Safety (OHS) has preliminary data on this year’s 100 Deadliest […]

Chaplains Corps to commemorate 9/11

In honor of those whose lives were lost or permanently impacted on September 11, 2001, the Boundary County Chaplain Corps is sponsoring a local commemoration at the Boundary County Fairgrounds […]

No write-ins, no supervisory challenges

The filing deadline for write-in candidates passed at 5 p.m. today and none applied to run in any county race. We’ll have the list of candidates and questions that will […]

BCSD 101 enrollment up

The first day of the 2024/25 Boundary County School District 101 school year saw 1,492 students enrolled, 100 of them in the district’s new online school, according to superintendent Jan […]

Amy Leach is sitting pretty

Colleen won the Senior Center raffle drawing Monday for this beautiful recliner donated by Beck’s Furniture. So why is center chef Amy Leach sitting in it (besides getting a little […]

Badger sports week in review August 26-31

By Piper Banning Badger Sports Reporter This last week was a little calmer than the previous although the week was still full of Badger sports. On Tuesday, the varsity girls’ […]

Rowdy BFHS Class of ’54 gathers

Kitty Kalen’s “Little Things Mean a Lot” was the #1 song in the nation 70 years ago and folks flocked to the movie theaters to make “White Christmas” the top […]

WaCanId bike ride rolling through soon

With its 395 miles/635 kilometers of breathtaking scenery and vibrant communities, the International Selkirk Loop is becoming a popular destination for cyclists who wish to participate in a unique 6-day […]

Quite a week for the seniors center

By Mike Weland What an amazing birthday I had, thanks not only this amazing community, but to amazing friends from years ago. The response to my request for relief from […]

Phone scammers at it again

By Assistant Chief Jeremy Garrett Bonners Ferry Police Department A community member called in this afternoon after receiving a message from Sergeant Frisco with the Bonners Ferry Police Department regarding […]

Election deadlines near

Some deadlines are fast approaching for the November 5 general election. The filing period for three supervisor positions with the Boundary County Soil District closes at 5 p.m. Friday, August […]

BFHS Class of ’91 rallies around classmate

A heartwarming display of friendship and support recently took place at Hospice of North Idaho’s inpatient unit, The Schneidmiller House, where terminal cancer patient Teresa Skeen, 52, was surprised with […]

Bonners Ferry FFA named Three Star Chapter

The Bonners Ferry FFA chapter of Bonners Ferry, Idaho, has been recognized in 2024 National Chapter Award Program from the National FFA Organization. The program recognizes outstanding FFA chapters from […]

County looking to future of its airport

Boundary County, the owner and operator of the Boundary County Airport, is looking to the future. The County has been working with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to conduct an […]

Badger season opens with bad jitters

By Badger Reporter Piper Banning Unfortunately, the season opener for Badger Football was not what anyone hoped for, with Lakeland taking the wins for both JV, 6-26, and varsity with […]

Looking for BFHS members of BFHS Class of ’54

The Bonners Ferry High School Class of 1954 just attended their 70th class reunion Saturday! Organizer Verna Studer, the daughter of class member Irene Merrifield Rice, is trying to reach […]

Former resident dies trying to save others

A former Bonners Ferry resident was one of three people who died Friday in a drowning incident in Tulare County, California. A fourth person was seriously injured. According to his […]

Slow down, you move too fast

From the Bonners Ferry Police Department In the last two weeks the Bonners Ferry Police Department has written over 50 excessive speeding tickets within the city limits of Bonners Ferry. […]

Pipeline blowdown this morning near Moyie

TC Energy will be conducting a Natural Gas Pipeline Blowdown today between 9 a.m. and noon. A natural gas pipeline blowdown is a routine procedure that involves releasing pressurized natural […]

FS Road 427 closed for construction

The Idaho Panhandle National Forests today announced an approximately 1.7 mile segment of Callahan Creek Boulder Road (Forest Service Road 427) in southeast Boundary County has closed for public safety […]

Group plans to file suit over Beartaria

A Reddit community of 38 members to date has recently been formed for the purpose of filing a class action lawsuit on claims of land fraud allegedly perpetrated by Owen […]

Community Hospital welcomes clinic manager

Boundary Community Hospital administrators are thrilled to introduce their new Clinic Practice Manager, Ryan Geiler, who brings a wealth of experience and enthusiasm to their team. Originally from a small […]

Moyie Bridge inspection will cause minor delays

Minor bridge inspection work on the Moyie River Gorge Bridge on US-2 begins at 8 a.m. today, affecting traffic in both directions during daylight hours. Traffic will alternate and a […]

USFS road work set, seasonal closures begin soon

The Idaho Panhandle National Forests (IPNF) today announced several forthcoming road closures on the Sandpoint and Bonners Ferry Ranger Districts. The closures will facilitate road maintenance and repair activities through […]

More details on upcoming CWD hunt

Following news of the first confirmed case of chronic wasting disease in the Panhandle Region, the Idaho Fish and Game Commission met on August 15 and approved a surveillance hunt […]

IDFG holding CWD surveillance hunt starting Saturday

During its August 15 conference call meeting, the Idaho Fish and Game Commission approved a nine-day chronic wasting disease surveillance hunt starting Saturday, August 24, with the goal of collecting […]

Why does the community rally?

Publishers note: Following my report of a recent serious workplace injury, I received a comment from Kate, whose IP address is in the Porthill area, asking a number of pointed […]

BCSD gets $1.5-million to expand CTE program

The Idaho Career Ready Students (ICRS) council met this week to reconsider 17 proposals that were recommended for funding by the council previously, but were not awarded due to a […]

A desert bloom of sorts at the senior center

By Mike Weland We’re still waiting for the official data to define this year’s Boundary County Fair, but if the response to one small plea is any indication — and […]

Eighth grade football players needed

The Badger eighth grade football team needs more players! If you are interested, go to the Bonners Ferry Youth Football Facebook page, and print out a registration form! To learn […]

CWD confirmed in Boundary County

Idaho Fish and Game recently received test results confirming a positive case of chronic wasting disease in an adult female white-tailed deer roughly three miles outside of Bonners Ferry in […]

Iversons lose a combine, thank a community

By Mike Weland Ty and Lisa Iverson, Bonners Ferry, experienced a farm family’s nightmare Monday when one of their combines caught fire and burned while harvesting grain in one of […]

Seniors Center seeking board candidates

The Bonners Ferry Seniors Center annual meeting and board election is coming up at 6 p.m.  Wednesday, September 18, but director Linda Lederhos would like to get word out that […]