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With the deadline to withdraw as a candidate in the rearview mirror, the slate of candidates for the May 21 primary election is set. That means the list of candidates who will appear on the May ballot is final, county and state officials said. The primary election — which will be held May 21 — will include races for U.S. representatives, state legislators, judicial offices, and county races.
Dennis Engelhardt was selected as the new Bonner County assessor in a 2-1 vote by the county commissioners Thursday to replace Grant Dorman who is stepping down for health reasons.
Wanted: A few good candidates interested in property values, tax assessment and ensuring both follow Idaho laws. The successful candidates could be tapped to replace Grant Dorman as Bonner County assessor, who is stepping down in early June. Dorman announced his resignation on May 9, saying health concerns prevented him continuing in the office he's held for four months. The assessor said it has been his pleasure to serve in the office, albeit for a short time. However, recently discovered health issues placed him at short-term high risk of a stroke as well as the long-term risk of associa...