The Kootenai Valley Sportsman’s Association is hosting its annual Gun & Horn Show this weekend, Feb. 13–15, at the Boundary County Fairgrounds, marking approximately 33 years of the longtime winter event while introducing a new addition: the Sportsman’s Expo.
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Weekly line dancing classes are drawing growing crowds in both Bonner and Boundary counties, creating a fun, welcoming social option built around movement and connection.
Foundations School executive director Charlisa Turner has been nominated for the 2025–26 LifeChanger of the Year award, a national honor recognizing K–12 public school educators and employees who are making a difference in the lives of students through excellence, positive influence and leadership.
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Foundations School executive director Charlisa Turner has been nominated for the 2025–26 LifeChanger of the Year award, a national honor recognizing K–12 public school educators and employees who are making a difference in the lives of students through excellence, positive influence and leadership.
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The South Boundary Fire Protection District has launched a new community auxiliary aimed at easing the workload on its all-volunteer firefighters while increasing opportunities for community involvement.
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Holiday traditions filled the afternoon and evening Saturday as families gathered for the Naples Holiday Festival and the annual Chariots of Fire parade.
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In Boundary County, gratitude rarely announces itself. It’s not flashy or loud; instead showing up in small acts of service, long-standing community traditions, and in how people quietly step up when they’re needed most.
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Patriotism filled the halls of Boundary County schools this week as students, teachers and community members came together to honor the community’s veterans for their service and sacrifice.
His family says they have exhausted every option — contacting lawmakers, drug manufacturers, and journalists — and are now turning to the public for help to raise $400,000 to continue his treatment long enough for doctors to pursue a final, experimental path that may save his life.
A family is pleading for help to save the life of Ryan Becker, who is fighting an extremely rare and devastating illness known as Pyoderma Gangrenosum, a condition described by doctors as one of the most painful known to medicine.
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