Play Smarter Kids will offer a series of themed summer camps for children at the Boundary County Fairgrounds, beginning June 8 and running through Aug. 28.
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Fundraising is underway for the city’s Fourth of July celebration as the nation prepares to mark the 250th anniversary of American independence in 2026.
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Bonners Ferry High School volleyball coach Cynthia Cummings, a longtime organizer of the school’s annual “Volley for a Cure” fundraiser, is now facing a fight against cancer herself.
Girl Scout Troop 2506 is gearing up for cookie season while continuing to build a strong sense of community, leadership and confidence among its members.
BONNERS FERRY — In a small town like Bonners Ferry, community connections are part of everyday life. Local businesses support events and youth programs, nonprofits serve families in need and residents show up to volunteer and shop locally.
BONNERS FERRY — Residents at the Boundary County Restorium were showered with cards, treats and music this Valentine’s Day, thanks to a community-wide effort sparked by one local woman’s wish to create moments of joy for the residents.
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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.
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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.
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.