Pets of the week at Second Chance

Makua and Sassy are the pets of the week this week at Second Chance Animal Adoption. Don’t forget that the pets of the week are 50% off the regular adoption […]

Pre-Trial Conference – motion denied

A pre-trial conference and motion to dismiss multiple felony charges including vehicular homicide against Rick Quinton Gross, Moyie Springs took place today at the Bonner County courthouse. The motion to […]

Free Sports Physicals at Boundary Community Hospital

For over a decade most years, Boundary Community Hospital has been providing free sports physicals for children interested in participating in school athletics and extracurriculars. Sports Physicals are required by […]

Early morning fire destroys Bethlehem Road home

South Boundary, North Bench, Paradise Valley and Hall Mountain Fire Departments all responded to an early morning residential fire on Bethlehem Road Sunday. Initially reported as partially involved, the home […]

Katherine Cowell trial to proceed as scheduled

There were no surprises at a very quick pre-trial conference for Katherine Cowell before Judge Judy Jensen in a Bonner County Courtroom this morning, and five-day jury trial is expected […]

Family hopes for justice for five-year-old

A pre-trial conference and motion to dismiss multiple felony charges including vehicular homicide against Rick Quinton Gross, Moyie Springs, is set for 1:30 p.m. Monday in the Bonner County Court, […]

Dr. Francom joins Moyie Springs City Council

Longtime Moyie Springs resident Dr. Jacob Francom was sworn in as a member of the Moyie Springs City Council June 4 by Mayor Geoff Hollenbeck. Francom was the sole applicant […]

Second half property taxes due by Friday

Boundary County Treasurer Jennifer Economu reminds all Boundary County taxpayers that the deadline for paying the second half of the 2024 property taxes without penalty is Friday, June 20. **REMINDER:+- […]

Four county organizations awarded Innovia grants

Innovia Foundation is awarding $1,250,414 in grants to 113 organizations in Eastern Washington and North Idaho through its annual Community Grants Program, including $26,793 four grants to Boundary County organizations. […]

Happy Birthday, C.C.!

Would you all join us in wishing, C.C. a very happy birthday? “I just love this girl!” Wendy Bertling says, “I am so blessed to be able to work alongside […]

Jesse and Brook Dunham

Jesse Dunham and Brook Larson exchanged vows and joined hearts in an afternoon ceremony today, surrounded by family and friends. Jesse is a local, All-American boy that married the girl […]

Scammers could head to Boundary County

Scammers in Bonner County could migrate north. Please be aware. Public Service Announcement from Bonner County Sheriff, Daryl Wheeler The Sheriff’s Office is advising citizens that there is a Paving […]

Tim Fellows – gone but not forgotten

Many of you may have known Tim Fellows. He was a family man and a great friend. “He made a great impact on his family and was very loving.” One […]

Veterans Outreach Center of Boundary County

Veterans Outreach Center is primarily a suicide intervention outreach for local veterans who have lost hope. Founded by Benewah County resident Hank Thorton, the Idaho Division of Veterans Services agreed […]

Trial for Richard Cowell III postphoned

The jury trial that was set for Monday, June 9 for local man Richard Cowell III has been postponed following motion to exclude evidence. The trial date has been re-scheduled […]

Lexus Thomas earns her place on President’s List

Lexus Thomas, 2022 Bonners Ferry High School graduate, received a letter in the mail that many should be so fortunate to receive. She was informed that because of her academic accomplishment […]

International Selkirk Loop and Cross-Border Tourism

International Selkirk Loop Advocates for Cross-Border Tourism and Economic Stability Bonners Ferry, ID – June 6, 2025 – The International Selkirk Loop Board of Directors has issued an open letter […]

Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge closure updates

Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge staff will be conducting habitat restoration throughout the refuge and improving existing visitor amenities throughout the summer. To keep people and wildlife safe, some areas of […]

The Class of ’25 takes wing

Story by Mike Weland, Photos by Mike Weland, Katie Banning, Piper Banning, Patty Beckle, Carol Graham       Every graduating class in the history of Bonners Ferry High School […]

Suspect in murder of three daughters on the loose

The Wenatchee Police Department in saddened to report that three girls reported missing since Friday have been found deceased. At about 9:45 p.m. Friday, May 30, the Wenatchee Police Department […]

Second Chance pets of the week

Bubba and Storm are the pets of the week this week at Second Chance Animal Adoption. Don’t forget that the pets of the week are 50% off the regular adoption […]

ITD warns of statewide scam

The Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) is warning residents about a scam text message circulating in the state that falsely claims recipients owe money for unpaid traffic violations. The message typically […]

Commissioners declare emergency due to wildfire risk

With temperatures climbing, the weather drying and the fuel load in our forests reaching critical levels, Boundary County Commissioners this morning approved Resolution 2025-10 declaring a local emergency and to […]

Second Chance says “Thanks!”

Second Chance Animal Adoption hosted their customer appreciation event on Saturday complete with the Girl Scout troop volunteering and four of their fuzzy friends being adopted out. Second Chance would […]

Huckleberry Pancake Breakfast, huge success

Thank you, thank you, thank you to every volunteer who showed up and helped this morning. We had the largest turnout for a Huckleberry Pancake Breakfast ever – 260 people […]

Fatal crash near Spirit Lake, Bonner County

Idaho State Police – Release Fatal crash on Spirit Lake Cutoff Rd. and Beare Rd. in Bonner County, Idaho May 31, 2025. The Idaho State Police is investigating a two-vehicle […]

Chase completes Naval Academy Preparatory School

After being nominated by Senator Mike Crapo for the U.S. Naval Academy in 2024, Ana Chase has officially completed her training at the Naval Academy Preparatory School in Newport Rhode […]

Lane splitting is illegal in Idaho

With warmer weather returning and more motorcycles taking to Idaho roads, law enforcement agencies across the state are seeing an increase in aggressive motorcycle riding—and with it, public confusion over […]

Fry Healthcare Foundation Golf Tournament

Fry Healthcare Foundation Golf Tournament Returns June 27 Funds Will Complete Flooring Upgrade for Med/Surg and Extended Care Facility. Bonners Ferry, ID — The Fry Healthcare Foundation is proud to […]

Mountain West Bank Customer Appreciation Day

Mountain West Bank, located at 7186 1st Street in Bonners Ferry, will host their annual Customer Appreciation Day, Friday, May 30 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Bring a friend […]

The Badger Class of ’25 boldly reaches for all that lies ahead

The Bonners Ferry High School Class of ’25 has had a spectacular four years of championships, achievement and growth, and now they are ready to make the great leap of discovery to find what their futures hold and where it will take them. Graduation takes place at 11 a.m. Saturday, May 31. Here is one last look of these young men and women as a group.

Boundary County School District wants your opinion

Boundary County School District No. 101 is seeking the community’s opinion and are asking for feedback going forward into the changing years ahead. The district in the process of developing […]

Bonners Ferry High School Art Walk

Bonners Ferry High School Art educator, Josh Knaggs is excited to announce that this year’s Bonners Ferry High School Art Walk will take place, rain or shine, on the sidewalks […]

Mt. Hall School PTO Carnival

By the Mt. Hall PTO Just a reminder—our school carnival is TOMORROW! Wednesday, May 28 — Doors open at 4:00 p.m. Get ready for an afternoon full of fun, games, […]

Blume Hill crossing closure

Please be advised that Union Pacific Railroad (UPRR) will be performing track maintenance at the Blume Hill Road crossing from June 1 through June 3, between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and […]

4th of July fireworks fundraiser update

By John Becker In an effort to be transparent, we are running behind on fundraising this year. Due to other volunteer obligations this spring, I’m late in getting out to […]

Memorial Day parade 2025

Memorial Day: a day of remembrance, a day to honor the fallen who fought and died defending the very freedom we, as Americans, take for granted. It is a day […]

Kids make gifts for first responders, get treat

Students at Foundations School and the VanGesen family assembled “Law Enforcement Survival Kits” for Boundary County first responders. The Leadership Class from Foundations K-12 School and the 9B Family Foundations […]

Ryan Becker gets reprieve

As … Gingrich wrote, “a trout is a moment of beauty only to those that seek it” … I hope we can keep our minds in the right place and keep our public lands public…we must make our voices heard if we want to save our public lands. For you, for me, for our families, our children, and our children’s children.

A message from Deputy Nick Delavan

This year’s Special Olympics Torch Run was a huge success! 2025 local Law Enforcement Officers (LEO) alongside several local athletes, participated in the run. LEOs are known as guardians of […]

Temporary Road Closure

Temporary Road Closure – Wilderness Road Bridge over Deep Creek From Boundary County Road and Bridge On Tuesday, June 3, 2025, between approximately 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., GeoEngineers will be conducting […]

Three Badgers commit to the next level

Tonight, in a ceremony to acknowledge their lifetime of hard work in the game of basketball, Asher Williams, Brody Rice, and Thomas Bateman, signed to commit to compete at the […]

Jaydin Falck commits to Big Bend

Jaydin Falck has had a successful high school softball career including 2025 defensive player of the year and is about to embark on her college journey. She is thrilled to […]

Beckers ask bureaucracy to show humanity

By Mike Weland The largest organ of the human body resides on it, not in it. The skin is an incredibly complex and amazing structure, about 21-square feet of it […]

9B.News seeking jokes

9B.News is asking for submissions for good, clean, family friendly jokes for the joke of the day or joke of the week column (depending on the number of submissions). We […]

Wilderness Road to be closed June 3

GeoEngineers will be conducting a subsurface exploration on the north side of the existing bridge on Wilderness Road over Deep Creek between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. Tuesday, June 3. […]

Moyie Springs Outdoor Market update

By Lillie Blackwell The Moyie Springs Outdoor Market kicked off with perfect weather and featured 10 vendors on opening day. According to many visitors, the market signs, banners, and social […]

Compliance checks lead to multiple charges

On the evening of May 14, the Boundary County Sheriff’s Office, in close cooperation with Boundary County Probation and Parole and with support from the Bonners Ferry Police Department, conducted […]

Sheriff’s office inundated with crank calls

The Boundary County Sheriff’s Office is issuing an urgent public notice regarding the misuse of our non-emergency dispatch line. Over the past several days, our dispatch center has received approximately […]

Second Chance Animal Adoption pets of the week

9B.News has partnered up with Second Chance Animal Adoption to help find these four-legged friends their forever homes. Bubba and Josie are the pets of the week this week and […]

Rotary helping bring May food truck

The Rotary Club of Bonners Ferry is helping sponsor the May 19 Second Harvest mobile food truck with a $500 dollar donation.  The truck will again be at the Fairgrounds […]

Burn permits required as of May 10

Idaho residents outside city limits are required to obtain a burn permit for most outdoor burning activities starting May 10. The annual closed burning season runs through October 20, ensuring […]

Badger golfers punch tickets to state

Bonners Ferry Badger Golf hosted the Intermountain League district tournament today against their only conference opponent, the Timberlake Tigers. Senior, Eli Blackmore took first place to earn his spot at […]

New Owners for Pace-Kerby Real Estate

Pace-Kerby has been a Bonners Ferry fixture since 1946, and a respected business that has served the community in so many ways has entered a new era, the torch again […]

Second Chance Spotlight of the Week

Second Chance Animal Adoption is looking for loving homes for dogs and cats that have been lost or re-homed in Boundary County. 9B.News will be partnering with Second Chance to […]

Moravia Cemetery Association Annual Clean-up Day

Come join the Moravia Cemetery Association for a day of clean-up and maintenance on Saturday, May 17th starting at 8:30 a.m. Bring your mowers, weed eaters, rakes, gloves and chairs. […]

BFHS Graduate Fifth in Nation in Soil Judging

Sky Reinhardt, son of Ben Reinhardt and Dr. Liegia Reinhardt, Bonners Ferry High School graduate and junior at the University of Idaho, placed fifth in the nation in soil judging, […]

CNA Class to start May 6 at Fry Education Center

  Most recent North Idaho College CNA graduates – Back row left to right: Jadin Falck, Laura Enz, Alessa Moran, Elsie Johnson, Hailey Dickson, Trina Johnson – Front row left […]

Tavern at the Lodge to offer Sunday brunch

Chef Dirk and his wife Kim, owners of the Tavern at the Lodge are pleased to announce the induction of Sunday Brunch to their already vast repertoire. Brunch, along with […]

BCSD 101 Public Notice

ABoundary County School District #101 is an equal opportunity employer. Applications for all positions are accepted any time during regular business hours. These applications are reviewed whenever an opening occurs […]

Election poll books going high-tech

It is hoped the polls will be packed to the gills at county polling places on Tuesday, May 20, as Boundary County electors choose a library Trustee in Zone 2 […]

The Bob Copeland Memorial Wrestling Fund

Bob Copeland, 50, was tragically killed in a fiery three car collision on April 14, 2025. He was a beloved friend to many and is greatly missed. A memorial fund […]

Duke’s Claybusters Update

By Dukes Claybusters The Bonners Ferry High School trap team started a new league this week through the USA High School Clay Target League. Week one scores submitted by Saturday, […]

Swim lessons sign-ups, this Thursday

Swim Lesson Sign Ups! Thursday, May 1, 2025, at 8:00 a.m. at Bonners Ferry City Hall council room the Bonners Ferry City Pool will be having summer swim lesson sign-ups. […]

Helping build a fence for Bronnie

Andrew Cunningham is a 100-percent disabled vet from his service during the First Gulf War, still needs a fence so he and his service dog, Bronnie, can go outside and […]

Boundary County job openings updated

Looking of employment? Boundary County has six employment opportunities posted; two are part-time and four are full time with benefits. Full time positions include PERSI retirement program, Health, dental and […]

Your 2025 Distinguished Young Woman is…

“It has been such a joy to work with this incredible group of young ladies – each one brought something unique, inspiring, and beautiful to the program.” Lori Carpenter, DYW […]

9B.News adopts new letter/comment guidelines

9B.News gratefully welcomes comments on articles and letters to the editor on any subject of topical interest subject to the following policies. 9B.News will no longer accept letters to the […]

Teascarlet – Cheers to two years

By Katie Banning and Mike Weland Teascarlet Fine Art, owned and operated by the artist herself, Hannah Sucsy, had its second anniversary celebration today, complete with mimosas, beer, music and […]

STAR card required to fly after May 7, 2025

If you are planning domestic travel or entering a federal facility, you will be required to have what is now being referred to as a Real ID, or Star card. […]

Couple seeks help feeding the homeless

Bonners Ferry locals Bud Ewing and Darleen Jackson, founders of the Boundary County ministry Living Sanctuary, will be traveling to downtown Spokane Saturday to take food to the homeless, continuing […]

Boundary County Chaplain announcement

April 24, 2025 From: Boundary County Chaplain Corps For immediate release: The month of May marks two national memorials that recognize the sacrifices made by law enforcement and fire personnel. […]

Generic prescription users could be due compensation

Attorney General Raúl Labrador urges consumers to check their eligibility for compensation for certain generic drug purchases as Idaho has joined 50 states and territories in seeking preliminary approval for […]

Jesse Banning is 50!

By Katie Banning Would all of our 9B.News family join me in wishing, my husband, Jesse Banning a happy 50th birthday? 50 years ago, he weighed in at 12 pounds, […]

Gray building going on the auction block

Built in 1910, this Bonners Ferry historical office building with nearly 13,000 square feet is at auction and open for bidding. Located at 7202 Main Street, Bonners Ferry, Idaho, this […]

Little prepares for “Freeing our Forests”

Governor Brad Little issued a new executive order today, the “Make Forests Healthy Again Act,” directing the Idaho Department of Lands (IDL) to expand its partnership with the U.S. Forest […]

Happy Birthday, Molly!

Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday dear, Molly! Happy birthday to you! Dearest Molly, Our wonderful baby girl is now 13. How truly blessed we feel. […]

Boundary County’s 2025 First Baby of Spring

In observance of agriculture, spring, and new beginnings, Boundary County Farm Bureau is delighted to announce the arrival of this year’s first baby of spring, Jade Sophia Ramer! Born at […]

Hope House, Senior Center get Innovia grants

Innovia Foundation’s Leadership Council for Bonner and Boundary Counties announced grant awards totaling $30,000 at the community celebration of the Live Give 7B campaign on April 18. The grants will […]

Flags to half staff in memory of Pope Francis

HONORING THE MEMORY OF HIS HOLINESS POPE FRANCIS BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA A PROCLAMATION UPDATE: Flags return to full staff at sunset on Saturday, April […]

Save the Date Events Presents: Casino Fatale

Turning Moments into Memories: Save the Date Events In the world of unforgettable celebrations, details matter. At Save the Date Events, no detail goes unnoticed. Founded in 2024 by Ginny […]

Isaiah makes strides through the weekend

To donate, click here UPDATE: 1:29 p.m. Monday, April 21 — It was an amazing weekend for Isaiah. His mom, Maygen says they are in a regular room and working […]

SCAA seeks input on fostering

Second Chance Animal Adoption is working to improve their foster system by shaping to better fit needs of their animals and the community, and they’ve launched a survey to held […]

County residents stand up against Trump

By Mike Weland The “liberals” are marching. After 10 years of mostly lying low as the era of Donald Trump here in “Trump Country” grew ever more bizarre and inimical […]

Foundations School – the heart and the need

Where there’s a need; she’s there to meet it. Where there’s prayer needed, she’s there to pray. Where there’s a family in crisis, she’s there with resources. This is Charli […]

Fair board hiring for season

As the season starts warming up, the Boundary County Fair Board is looking for a few good hands; three fairgrounds bartenders, two temporary maintenance and janitorial workers and one year-around, […]

Rylie Kimball’s ‘Distinguished’ Farewell

Rylie Kimball will take the stage at the Becker Auditorium one final time on April 26th as the Distinguished Young Woman of Bonners Ferry to welcome a new recipient of […]

Meet the final four DYW participants

The Bonners Ferry Distinguished Young Women program receives its funds and support entirely through the donations of local community members and businesses. Without this support the program would not exist. […]

IPNF prescribed burns are underway

 Idaho Panhandle National Forests prescribed fire operations started today. We estimate this work to continue through the spring as weather conditions allow. We use prescribed fires to help reduce overgrown […]

Badgers ten run the Wildcats

By Badger Sports Reporter, Piper Banning Yesterday on the ball field, a military appreciation game was played. The National Guard supplied each player and coach with commemorative jerseys and our […]

Badger softball triumphs over Wildcats

    Yesterday on the diamond, a military appreciation game was played. The National Guard supplied each player and coach with commemorative jerseys and our very own veteran, sports lover […]

County losing on recycling program

The Boundary County Board of Commissioners are announcing modifications to the county recycling program. This is due to increasing operational costs, decreasing participation, and the challenges of the global recycling […]

Kiki is 6 today! Happy Birthday!

Kiki is turning six today! Join us in wishing her a very ‘Happy Birthday’. Kiki, here is a special message from someone who loves you very much: Daddy and Bobbo […]

A Boundary County icon remembered

By Mike Weland Spokesman Review columnist Jim Kershner remembered how a renowned rural prosecutor started his career in Boundary County 50 years ago in today’s edition of  “This Day in […]

Class on situational awareness at the Eagles

On March 27th there were reports made of unknown men trying to follow women into the restroom at the Bonners Ferry Visitor Center. These events have spurred local groups to […]

Paradise Valley Community Garage Sale

Yard sale season is upon us, and Paradise Valley is kicking it off with a ‘bang’. On Saturday, May 10, 2025, there will be a community garage sale in the […]

Commissioners town hall tonight

The Board of Boundary County Commissioners will host a town hall meeting at 6 p.m. tonight, Wednesday, April 16, in the Memorial Hall at the fairgrounds,6567 Recreation Park Road, Bonners […]

Meet four of this year’s DYW participants

In 1966, a group of young Boundary County high school students, girls all, 16 to 17 years old, most of them, embarked on a short but intense journey of self […]

ESports thanks community and Burger Express

Last Thursday, Burger Express hosted the Bonners Ferry High School Esports team. They donated 100% of sales and tips to the team between the hours of 5 p.m. and 7 […]

Birthday, Baby and Anniversary Shout Outs!

  Do you want to put someone you know on blast? Do you want the masses to celebrate someone you love? 9B.News wants to help! Send us a picture and name […]

Car show for Scholarships

Do you have a student plan on attending college or trade school and live in Kootenai County? If so, this may be part of the answer you are looking for. […]

Senior Assassin – but with silly string!

By Sydney Beckle If you see members of the 2025 Bonners Ferry High School Senior Class “floatin” around with swimming goggles and pool floaties, don’t be alarmed. The senior class […]

Jon and Chelsea’s Adoption Journey

Jon and Chelsea Mowery have, since they married, had a deep desire to be parents. In 2021, after two miscarriages and the discovery of infertility, they had almost given up […]

Naples man dies in fiery collision

A Naples man died today and his juvenile passenger was LifeFlited to an area hospital following a fiery three-vehicle collision on Highway 95 near mile 495. According to the Idaho […]

Teascarlet Fine Art – Two Years in Bloom

Hannah Sucsy had a dream; a dream that would not soon enough come true. For nearly 15 years she was held back by echoes of what others might think, “It’s […]

Neither rain nor snow can slow 9B Cropswap

For the fifth year, the Worzala family has been hard at work since March adding more garden space around their home near the Bonners Ferry City Pool, not to stock […]

Egg Drop by Rylann

Are you a parent or grandparent with littles that are so excited to do an egg hunt for Easter and you just can’t muster up the energy or gumption to […]

Bonners Ferry P&Z hosting code open house

The City of Bonners Ferry is updating its zoning code and zoning map to reflect the goals and policies of its recently adopted comprehensive plan. The City invites public comment […]

8th Grade Promotion Auction

The year 2029 is just around the corner and the Badger class of 2029 is about to celebrate their promotion to high school. The parents of the class of 2029 […]

Key Excerpts from Congressman Russ Fulcher’s Town Hall

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:  CONTACT: Christianné Allen, Christianne.Allen@mail.house.gov  CONTACT: Marisa Melton, Marisa.Melton@mail.house.gov Congressman Fulcher Telephone Town Hall Key Excerpts WASHINGTON, D.C. — Yesterday, Congressman Russ Fulcher hosted a live telephone town hall, taking questions from […]

The legislative session in summary

By District 1 Senator Jim Woodward The first regular session of the 68th Idaho Legislature adjourned on April 5. The session spanned 89 days, fairly typical in length, although fifteen […]

Turner Plumbing to offer membership plans

Turner Plumbing is excited to announce the introduction of their plumbing service membership plan. For only $49.99 per month or $499.90 per year, you will get priority scheduling, no minimum […]

Selkirk Seamless Gutters – a diamond in the rough

Trenton Dyck, owner and operator of Selkirk Seamless Gutters, has been installing and repairing gutters since 2021. A master at his work, Trenton takes pride in meticulously precise gutter installation […]

Badger golf completes second tournament of season

Bonners Ferry High School golf team update. By Maureen Blackmore April 7th the team traveled to Kellogg’s Pinehurst course to play their second invite of the season. It was a […]

Transient killed by train early Monday

A 67-year-old transient was hit and killed by a train early Monday morning. The incident occurred at about 3 a.m. on the Union Pacific line in District 2. Robert Lynn […]

Gearing up for a patriotic Fourth of July

Parade planners Charli and Lucas Turner are already hard at work getting ready for the Bonners Ferry Fourth of July parade, and it’s time for the community to begin gearing […]

Boundary County Library now boasts seed library

In addition to books, periodicals, videos, magazines and all its other resources, the Boundary County Library is now hosting a Boundary County Seed Library offering county gardeners free seeds acclimate […]

Girl Scout Cookies, anyone?

The Bonners Ferry Girl Scout Troop 2506 has excess boxes of Girl Scout cookies that must be sold by April 13th, 2025. The girls will be at the Moyie Springs […]

Two Brews Coffee Celebrates One Year

Mark your calendars and put your party pants on! Two Brews Coffee has been serving coffee and sustenance to the people of Boundary County for a full year now and […]

Collapsed lung puts family in financial peril

Despite having a tough time catching his breath and serious chest pain, Michael Carmean arrived for his shift as a cook at Three Mile Cafe on time Tuesday, April 1. […]

Local “Hands Off” crowds energized and uplifted

By Clarice M McKenney Peacekeeper volunteers did a great job controlling a crowd, estimated at 800 attending Saturday’s “Hands Off” protest in Sandpoint. They did everything from shepherding pedestrians safely […]

Highway 95 reopen after collision

1:20 p.m.: The roadway is clear and reopened. 12:34 p.m.: LifeFlite has lifted off. Traffic is now alternating around the crash site. 12:08 p.m.: LifeFlite is on scene. Noon: LifeFlite […]

Circuit Breaker Reminder

PTR (Circuit Breaker) REMINDER: A circuit breaker exemption is a tax relief program that limits the property tax on real property valued at a certain amount, usually less than five […]

Eight Girls to Participate in Distinguished Young Women

Eight of Bonners Ferry’s most outstanding junior girls will be given an opportunity to win scholarship money in this year’s annual Bonners Ferry Distinguished Young Women Scholarship Program. The theme of this year’s program is “Run for the Roses.”

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 […]

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. […]