Howard James Cruce left this world to join his Heavenly Father on October 29, 2024 after a brutal battle with Parkinson’s disease. His memorial service is pending. Howard was born […]
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Girls basketball, and football-volleyball All-League wrap
The only game we had last week was girls basketball. The varsity lady Badgers had their first match up of the season last night against the 5A Sandpoint Bulldogs. Sophomore […]
Badger girls fall to the lady Bulldogs
By Piper Banning In their first season matchup, the 4A Badger girls basketball team lost 34-68 against the 5A Sandpoint Bulldogs. They will travel to Moscow on Monday to take […]
Badger Sports; a week in review
By Piper Banning It was a big week for the Badgers. The boys and girls varsity soccer teams both made it to the championship games against Coeur d’Alene Charter for […]
V4IV sponsor ‘Majority Rule,’ Bonners Ferry showing October 26
By Clarice McKenney An engaged group watched the documentary on Alaska’s Open Primaries called “Majority Rules” Saturday at the Sandpoint Community Center. The screening was presented by Veterans for Idaho […]
ITD hosting meeting Highway 95 project near Sagle
The Idaho Transportation Department will host a public meeting on Wednesday, October 16, to present updated plans for improving U.S. Highway 95 between Dufort Road and Lakeshore Drive in Bonner […]
Badgers beautify Wildcat scoreboard: Badger week in review
By Piper Banning The Badger Spirit bus made the trek over two mountain passes to support the Badgers and cheer them on to VICTORY! Badger Varsity football took the win […]
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’ […]
Marcia Louise (Sorensen) Evans
Marcia Louise (Sorensen) Evans, 81 years young, passed away peacefully on August 19, 2024. Marcia was a long-time resident of Tropic and Henrieville, Utah. She moved to Bonners Ferry in […]
Give a monkey thumbs
The Earth has never had to contend with so much profound, paradigm-shifting change as that wrought by our species in the last two million years, most in the last few […]
Rickter signs with DSU — first Badger girl to wrestle collegiately
By Piper Banning Badger Sports Reporter The Bluehawks of Dickinson University, Dickinson, North Dakota, has welcomed Savannah Rickter to wrestle on a full ride scholarship for the 2024/2025 school year. […]
Memorial Day 2024 … Bravo Zulu Bonners Ferry!
By Mike Weland “I invite you to look around at the grave and memorial sites bearing American flags here today,” newly elected Americal Legion Post Commander Joe Knight told those […]
Eight Bonners Ferry students earn LCSC honors
A total of 836 students made Lewis-Clark State College’s honor roll for the 2024 spring semester, college officials have announced, and eight of them are from Bonners Ferry. To qualify […]
Highway 2 resurfacing to begin Tuesday
On May 28 the Idaho Transportation Department will begin resurfacing U.S. Highway 2 starting at its junction with U.S. Highway 95 east to the Montana state line. This project will […]
Let’s keep Mark ‘Chuckwagon Guy’ in Boise
I was born here and I’ve volunteered for our community for over 20 years. As a Bonner County resident its part of the fabric of our area. I’ve also had […]
Vote for Mark Sauter, an A1 District 1A Representative
We recently received a political flyer bashing District 1A Representative Mark Sauter. Ironically it is from Jane Sauter (no relationship to Mark) She is running for Mark’s position. The first […]
LPOHS students putting on Lake Pend Oreille pike derby
Let the Pend Oreille Paddler beware! Lake Pend Oreille High School students are holding a pike fishing derby on Lake Pend Oreille on Wednesday, May 15. Kaiden Harper, Kailyn Gingerich, […]
Seniors Center lines up professionals to help steer the ship
Bonners Ferry Seniors Hospitality Center is proud to announce its strategic partnership with Tate & Associates Tax & Accounting Professionals, Coeur D’Alene, and Paine Hamblen Attorneys, Spokane, to reinforce its […]
This election cycle unique in nation’s history
By Mike Weland Growing up I learned to distrust those who felt the need to proclaim their virtues, especially those who did so as a matter of course, when there […]
Deeply concerned for future of Idaho
By Jim Pierce North Idaho Republicans As an enthusiastic outdoorsman and proud fourth-generation Idahoan, I’ve always cherished the freedom and natural beauty of our beloved state. However, recent developments within […]
Staying informed in a Boundary County emergency
With many new residents moving to Boundary County, it’s a good time to refresh our memories on how the local county government will notify residents of an emergency. The Boundary […]
Winter weather advisory for morning snow
The National Weather Service, Spokane, has issued a winter weather advisory for early morning snow on Monday, with one to three inches possible in the valleys and up to six […]