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Next weekend, Bonner County residents will be able to take a traditional cold plunge in the Pack River — with a twist.

Northeast B.C.’s watersheds may face critical water shortages in 2024 due to persistent drought conditions.

Federal officials have wrapped up work on a long-awaited plan governing snowmobile use on public land in North Idaho, producing a plan that would give riders more certainty and more

The Sandpoint ranger is concealing vital documents. The Kaniksu Winter Over Snow Vehicle EA developed by a pro OSV use collaboration, poses a threat to endangered species, including Canada lynx, wolverine, grizzly bear, and whitebark pine.

The Idaho Department of Water Resources is proceeding on schedule with the Clark Fork-Pend Oreille River Basin adjudication process. A majority of the water rights claims in the basin have been filed after two years of working with water users and property owners to file claims. IDWR has received a total of 8,176 water rights claims in the basin so far.

Christmas of 1953 was, for me, a lesson in sharing and caring. It was during the Great Depression that my parents moved from Wyoming to Bonner County in 1936. There were friends who joined them in their exodus; among them the family of Carrie and Irl Brown, their son George, and nephew Ken Hinchley.

Bonner County commissioners voted Tuesday to accept state assistance to repair four bridges in the county that have been deemed to be in poor condition.

The BC Energy Regulator has expanded the suspension of approved water diversions for oil and gas operators utilizing the Peace River and Liard River watersheds due to the drought across the province.

Bonner County Historical Society and Museum shares interesting stories of the community's people, places, and events.

Bonner County Historical Society and Museum shares interesting stories of the community's people, places, and events.