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Victims take the stand against Cowells
During the March 17 joint preliminary hearing for Richard and Katherine Cowell, a Boundary County couple facing multiple sex crime charges, the alleged victims testified they were coerced into sexual relationships as minors.
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Second Harvest returns March 20 for food distribution
Second Harvest Inland Empire Northwest mobile food truck is set to arrive in Bonners Ferry on Thursday, March 20.
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This Week in History - March 20, 2025
Local history in Boundary County, from Naples to Porthill, and from Bonners Ferry to Moyie Springs.
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From the Archives - March 20, 2025
This Press Pass was issued to Edgar Stephenson, The Valley Studio. He attended the Miss Bonners Ferry Pageant at the …
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Washington State Junior Rifle Championship results
Junior rifle shooters from the Sandpoint and Kootenai Valley (KV) clubs participated in the Washington State Junior Smallbore Indoor Championships …
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Nate Ady receives 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 …
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'We're turning one spigot on and another off'
At a Saturday town hall, North Idaho lawmakers voiced their concerns over state lawmakers’ rush to secure short-term political wins …
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Boundary County fugitive arrested in Indiana
A Boundary County man who fled the state after his conviction for unlawful possession of destructive devices or bombs was …
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BCMS invites community to judge career presentations and March madness doors
Boundary County Middle School officials are inviting community members and Boundary County School District 101 employees to help evaluate career …
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From the Archives - March. 13, 2025
On March 9, 1907, W.O. "Teddy" Rosebaugh renovated his "confectionery store" in the Hotel Casey (site of The Dressing Room). …
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This Week in History - March.13, 2025
Local history in Boundary County, from Naples to Porthill, and from Bonners Ferry to Moyie Springs.
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Legislative town hall set for Saturday
The last of a series of three town hall meetings will be held Saturday by District 1 legislators to share …
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Drought persists in North Idaho
A cold and wet February may have boosted the state's snowpack, but North Idaho’s mountains remain below or near normal.
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Idaho House approves Medicaid reform bill
The House on Thursday advanced a bill that would make major changes to the way that Idaho administers its Medicaid …
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Region's egg farmers scramble to meet demand
Jewel Lake Ranch in southern Bonner County has been selling fresh eggs to locals for some time and typically has …
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Gas prices see fickle week
The average price for a gallon of regular in the Gem State was $3.18 on Monday. While that’s a penny …
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Property tax relief bill heads to Senate floor
The Senate Local Government and Taxation Committee on Tuesday unanimously voted to approve a bill committing $100 million of state …
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Upcoming Events at the Pearl
The Pearl Theater has always been the venue to see concerts and plays in Bonners Ferry, but the theater is …
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Community Writers Contest open to all genres, ages
Calling all storytellers from ages 5 to 105. The annual Community Writing Contest, taking place Saturday, March 22, offers an …
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Third round of auditions for "Laura Ingalls Wilder: Voice of the Prairie" March 17
The first and second round of auditions for the “Laura Ingalls Wilder: Voice of the Prairie” live stage play have …
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