Greed of the Few By Maureen Paterson Wednesday afternoon, April 14th, there was an overflow room of people attending the Bonner County Commissioners Open Meeting. A developer of a 160 acre Ag/Forest plot in the [Read More]
Truth About Two Controversial Questions 1. Why were two school trustees in WBCSD recalled for?: shielding our students from SEL (Social Emotional Learning) the sly gateway to CRT (Critical Race Theory, which is illegal in [Read More]
Truth About Two Controversial Questions 1. Why Recall two school trustees that are: shielding our students from SEL (Social Emotional Learning) the sly gateway to CRT (Critical Race Theory, which is illegal in Idaho) demanding [Read More]
Displays of Courage This Wednesday, Branden Durst displayed some courageous acts of reaching out to the community of WBCSD to improve communication. When our school board meeting went to Executive Session, he presented himself outside [Read More]
Published in 1800 by Reverend Mason Locke Weems, a firsthand account: Father of our Country In the winter of ’77, while Washington, with the American army lay encamped at Valley Forge, a certain good old [Read More]
West Bonner County School Levy In case you missed the last West Bonner County School Board meeting, it was an excellent example of what happens when the light of Truth shines too brightly. We the [Read More]
Cracks In the Foundation by Maureen Paterson What happens without a strong foundation? Our country was built on the strength and blood of many who knew that our Judea-Christian beliefs were paramount to following the [Read More]
Cancel Keystone And Sell Oil To China By Maureen Paterson Remember the long lines at the gas pumps? We are now again at risk if a real boycott or global supply crisis of petroleum occurs. [Read More]
Lame Duck Rezone Do Your Damage Then Leave UN-electable Commissioners Hit and Run by Maureen Paterson It is difficult to decide what to call this. If you haven’t heard of the rezone at Dufort and [Read More]
Abraham Lincoln’s Proclamation of Thanksgiving By Maureen Paterson During the Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln declared Thanksgiving would fall on “the last Thursday of November” on an annual basis. As the Civil War dragged on [Read More]
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