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September |
 Mt. Hall Auction coming up, features fantastic
items for bid: Take a look at
the amazing list of auctions up for bid. You are invited
to be there. |
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August: |
 New show to debut at the Pearl Theater:
Hearts Wide Open: This
new production will premiere on Friday, August 31. The
Pearl is sure you will enjoy it. |
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July: |
 Local area choir completes tour of Iceland,
now brings their concert back home:
Concerts feature music and photos from their Iceland tour, and
will be presented this weekend. |
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June |
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BCSD Superintendent Gary Pflueger's
Supt Scoop for End of School Year 2017-2018:
Our District Superintendent lists many of the interesting and
remarkable events and accomplishments at our schools over the
past year. You'll want to read about how much has been
going on. |
 Mt.
Hall School names Citizens of the Month for May |
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Naples Elementary Newsletter, May 31, 2018: Attention Naples Elementary parents,
students, community members, and all those who care about and
follow the Wolverines: Here is your May Newsletter. |
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May |
 Boundary County Middle School Prepares To End
the Year! Read the latest
BCMS newsletter, see all their recent news and upcoming
activities.
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 Badger Awesome Student of the Week: Jerzie
Pluid: She's been working hard as Editor
of the BFHS yearbook. |
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April |
Latest from Mt. Hall Elementary: Citizens of the
Month for March: Click on this article to
take a look at the official photograph. |
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March |
 The
2018 Mr. BFHS Show will be this Friday, March 23 at
7:00 p.m. in the Becker Auditorium at the high school. All funds
raised go towards the Senior Class of 2018. |
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Mt. Hall School announces citizens of the month:
See the photo of the citizens here. |
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Naples Elementary Newsletter, March 2018:
Attention Naples Elementary parents,
students, community members, and all those who care about and
follow the Wolverines: Here is your March Newsletter. |
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February |
 Kris Larson stepping into retirement:
Bonners Ferry City Clerk Kris Larson's
Retirement Social will be held from 1 to 3 p.m.
Friday, March 2, at Bonners Ferry City Hall,
7232 Main Street in downtown Bonners Ferry. She
plans, she said, to spend as much quality time with her adorable
grandchildren as she can get! |
 Mt. Hall names latest Citizens of the Month:
These students were honored at the January Mt. Hall Citizens of
the Month Assembly; Aliyah Rosales, Hana Hartman, Alison Baird,
Sofia Brown, Bradlee Bennett, Eva Willis, Gabriel Warren,
Coleman Huggins, Brent Worley, Claire Hoggan, Abby Huggins,
Isabella Romine, Jayda Giles, Bo Jantz, Helaman Hartman, Aubrey
Bethke, Samuel Hegge, Bristol Hill and Noah Chase. Way to go,
Wildcats! |
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Festival of Hearts a big success:
The Fry Healthcare Foundation Festival of Hearts was a
resounding success, raising more than $40,000 to benefit
Boundary Community Hospital. |
 Rhoades
graduates Air Force basic training:
U.S. Air Force Basic Airman Jade Alana Rhoades, the
daughter of Brianna Rhoades, Adam Fleck and the
late Dusty Rhoades, all of Bonners Ferry,
graduated from basic military training at Joint
Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, Texas,
in January. |
 Eika Willis a step closer to $50,000 scholarship:
Eika Willis, an eighth grade student at Boundary
County Middle School, recently won the school
competition of the National Geographic Bee and a
chance at a $50,000 college scholarship. |
 Daniela Villanueva is Badger awesome!
Special Ed teacher Diane Niewieroski said
Daniela Villanueva has been a student of hers
for the past year and a half. "She is a
wonderful young person who brings her best to every class,"
Diane said. "She is pleasant and comes to class daily with a
smile on her face!" |
 Mary Krejci BCSD
Classified Employee of the Month:
Mary Krejci is many things to the students at
Naples Elementary School. In addition to being
the helpful Title I reading and math teacher,
she is the origami teacher, the candle-making
teacher. For being these things and more, I am
pleased to introduce Mrs. Krejci and Boundary
School District 101's Classified Employee of the
Month for January. By Principal Robin Merrifield |
 Four county students graduate U of I:
University of Idaho is pleased to release the
2017 fall semester Dean’s List and graduate
list.
A total of 602 degrees were distributed at the
University of Idaho following the fall 2017
semester, and more than 2,500 students qualified
for the U of I Dean’s List during the same
semester. |
 Mrs. Fuller BCSD Employee of the Month:
Mrs. Anna Fuller has been teaching in Boundary
County School District for the past seven years. It's my pleasure
to introduce her as Boundary County School
District 101 January Certified Employee of the
Month! By Principal Nathan Williams |
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January |
 Two chosen as FFA district officers:
Meet newly elected FFA North Idaho
District Reporter Katelyn Hutchinson, left, and President Shawna Siver, both from the Bonners Ferry FFA Chapter. Congratulations! |
 Generous Valley View students honored:
Every month at Valley View Elementary, they celebrate a
different character trait. In December, they celebrated
"generosity" and the following students were highlighted as
Super Stars by their teachers ... Please congratulate these
generous students when you can! |
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Host families needed in area:
The Germans are coming! And the Spanish,
Italians and Brazilians too! All are high school
exchange students who want to spend the 2018-19
academic year in the Bonners Ferry area! |
 Pack 114 has an outstanding day at the races:
It was another fine Pinewood Derby for Cub
Scouts in Pack 114 Saturday! Winners were Joe
Rogers, Bear, first, Zander Fuller, Wolf,
second, Landon Fuller, Lion, third, Brandon
Gardner, Bear, fourth, Matthew McCabe, Webelos,
fifth, and Joe Sutton, Bear, sixth. |
 Boundary County celebrates and honors MLK:
Boundary County residents young and old joined
together Saturday, January 13, at The Pearl
Theater to celebrate and honor the life and
dreams of Dr. Martin Luther King.
The Boundary County Human Rights Task Force
presented a film “Racism, Then & Now” by
Professor Timothy Braatz. |
 Hamptons welcome Wilbur Van Martin:
Kortny and Vince Hampton are thrilled to
announce the arrival of Wilbur Van Martin
Hampton! Wilbur was born at 5:57 a.m. today,
weighing eight pounds, five ounces. He was 21 inches
long.
"We are so blessed and in love with our perfect
little family," Kortny said. |
 Brady Bateman is Badger Awesome:
"Brady Bateman is one of the most respectful
young men that I have had the privilege of
teaching," said Bonners Ferry High School
advanced math teacher Russell Thorman. That
nomination makes Brady Badger Awesome Student of
the Week for this third week in January. |
 Mt. Hall names December Citizens of the Month:
These bright, shining faces belong to Mt. Hall Elementary
School's December Citizens of the month! They are, back row
(left to right) ... Nah! You'll have to click the link!
Congratulations to each of you! |
 Pancakes power eight flight scholarships:
Eight flight training scholarships have been
awarded by the local Experimental Aircraft
Association, EAA Chapter 757. The Chapter
received eight applications and was able to fund
all applicants to some degree. |
 Dickson, Thorwart BCH Employees of the Month:
Jeanine Dickson has been working for Boundary Community Hospital
as a registered nurse for five years. Nita began her career with
Boundary Community Hospital as a certified nurses aide in our
Extended Care Facility in July, 2015. They are Boundary
Community Hospital's January Employees of the Month! |
 Eby earns credentials as an engineer:
Kara Cafferty, the daughter of Leonard and Edna
Eby of Boundary County, recently passed the
professional engineer exam to become a licensed professional
engineer. Kara is a 2004 graduate of Bonners Ferry high school. |
 Five from county earn LCSC honors:
A total of 896 students at Lewis-Clark State
College earned honor roll distinction for the
fall 2017 semester, LCSC administrators
announced on Tuesday. Among the honorees, 426
made the President’s List while 470 were named
to the Dean’s List. Five were from Boundary
County. |
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December |
 Ruth Jackson grateful for help:
Ruth Jackson sends out thanks to those who
helped her get her driveway cleared of snow
after her plight was posted on the NewsBF
Snowline. She had been out earlier shoveling on
her own, when she fell, her weight landing square on her wrist,
snapping it badly. |
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Say a little prayer for Norma:
NewsBF has received word that Norma Gorman, 84,
Moyie Springs, has undergone major surgery to
stabilize a neck fracture at Harborview Medical
Center, Seattle, an injury sustained in a
collision with a semi on Wednesday on Roosevelt
Road. |
 Reoch retiring today at Community Thrift:
After 10 years as a volunteer at the Seventh Day
Adventist Community Thrift Store, 6778 Main
Street, Bonners Ferry, Pam Reoch is retiring,
and today is her last day!
Everyone is invited to drop in at the store,
next door to Wells Fargo Bank, for cake
until 5 p.m. today to give Pam your best wishes. |
 Rae nominated for Air Force, Naval Academies:
U.S. Senator Jim Risch (R-ID) last week announced his
nominations to the United States Military Academies for the
2018-2019 school year. Victor "Ryne" Rae, Bonners Ferry, was nominated
for both the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland, and the
U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado. |
 Serenity Winey an Airman E2:
Serenity Winey, the daughter of Robert and
Sabrina Winey, Bonners Ferry, and a 2017 honor
graduate from Forrest M. Bird Charter School,
Sandpoint, recently graduated from Air Force
basic training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland,
San Antonio, Texas. |
 Firefighting brothers honored:
Paradise Valley Fire District is proud to
announce our first ever tie for the Firefighter
of the Year award.
All of their firefighters work hard, and it's
the firefighters who vote for the recipient of
this award amongst their brothers and sisters.
This year, they voted to bestow this great honor
on a pair of brothers. Not only brothers in
fire, but also brothers by blood! |
 Banning joins Army infantry:
Army Private Dillain Banning, the son of Jesse
and Katie Banning, Bonners Ferry, graduated
today from Army basic training and advanced
infantry training at Fort Benning, Georgia, as
his parents and siblings looked on. "We are more
proud of you than you will ever know," his mother posted on
Facebook. |
 Lavala USAF basic honor grad:
U.S. Air Force Airman Isaac D. Lavala recently
graduated from basic military training at Joint
Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, Texas.
He is the son of Robert and Sheila Lavala of
Moyie Springs, and a 2017 graduate of Bonners
Ferry High School. |
 Stacey Dean BCH patient care Employee of the
Month:
Nurse Stacey Dean started working at Boundary
Community Hospital’s Acute Care Unit in April,
2014. She has a strong 20 year nursing
background, which makes her one great asset to
this facility. |
 Sonya Tice is BCH non-patient care Employee of
the Month:
Sonya Tice began her career at Boundary
Community Hospital almost eight years ago. She
began as a per diem health unit coordinator for the
emergency department and
medical floor, working both night and day shifts
to meet the needs of the hospital. |
 Bonners Ferry hydrologist gets his own forest:
A former hydrologist on the Bonners Ferry Ranger
District, Dale Deiter, has been selected as the
new Forest Supervisor for the Prescott National
Forest in Arizona. Dale’s reporting date is
January 8. He replaces Teresa Chase, who
retired in March 2017. |
 Three graduate BCH fall CNA class:
Boundary Community Hospital and North Idaho College announced
the graduation today of the fall semester Certified Nursing
Assistant (CNA) class. They are Lanilyn Hughes, Cheyenne Bennett
and Summer Norman. The next semester starts January 16. |
 Victoria Rae Badger awesome student of the week:
It is my pleasure to introduce Victoria Rae as
the Bonners Ferry High School Student of the
Week.
Victoria is a sophomore with a 4.0 GPA who also
excels on the varsity volleyball team, qualified
for state in the discus and placed third in the
shot put as a freshman. By P.E. Teacher Ed DePriest |
 Mt. Hall names November Students of the Month: Mt. Hall Elementary School's
November Students of the Month were:
kindergarten; Madison DesMarais, first
grade; Dallin Baisden and Reya Riverman,
second grade; Kaitlyn Becker, Olivia
Lammers, Jack Marshall and Andres Ponce
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 Bev Heigel is BCSD 101 Classified Employee of
the Month:
I would like to introduce Bev Heigel as
November’s Boundary County School District’s
Classified Employee of the Month! Bev, a special
education assistant, is an outstanding
individual who makes Boundary County Middle
School a better place just by showing up every
day. By Principal David Miles II |
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