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Sometimes, the place you’re meant to be is as close as the other side of the trees. At least that's what happened for the Kinnikinnick Native Plant Society, which dedicated their new cabin Sunday, celebrating both their new home and the volunteers who helped make it happen.

Bonners Ferry Herald senior reporter Victor Corral Martinez talks about the REDress project and how local Native American women are helping to bring awareness to the many missing Indigenous women by participating in the  project. 

In this episode of the 7Bee Podcast, Courts Reporter Annisa Keith takes an in-depth look at the court process with drunken driving charges as an example. 

In this episode of the 7Bee Podcast, Sports Editor Dylan Greene looks back on a story he wrote this past week about Corey Allard, who won the 22nd running of the Idaho 200 late model stock car race on Saturday, July 31, at Stateline Speedway in Post Falls. It was Corey's first feature victory and in this podcast you will hear all about his story and how he got into racing. Corey has a close connection with his dad, Brad, and that's where most of his love for the sport came from. 

The bright colors of a new mural have made art out of a once drab and boring corrugated metal container  purchased by the Bonner County History Museum to help address its storage needs. In today's episode, reporter Caroline Lobsinger talks to talented local muralist and artist Savannah Pitts about the project, her art and her inspirations.

Bonners Ferry Herald Senior Reporter Victor Corral Martinez talks to Jake's Landing owner Lars Jacobson about the border closure between the United States and Canada and the impact on his business.

In today's episode, reporter Rachel Sun talks to Rob Hart, Executive Director of the Bonner Community Housing Agency,  about a new plan to partner landowners and businesses to create housing specifically for existing community members and new hires.

There are long bike rides and there are looooooooong rides. John Silva's bike ride is an adventure — a "Give Back Adventure." The recently retired Amador County Sheriff’s Office deputy is riding down the Great Divide mountain bike route from Canada to Mexico to raise awareness about domestic violence and sexual assault while providing services and help to its victims.

In this episode of the 7Bee Podcast, Sports Editor Dylan Greene looks back on a story he wrote this past week about Wyatt Kayser, a 2021 Clark Fork High grad, who recently qualified for the Montana Bass Federation state team. Wyatt has aspirations of becoming a pro fisherman and in this podcast Dylan inserts a handful of soundbites from his interview with the 18-year-old and his dad, Jon Kayser, to retell the story. 

Victor Corral Martinez and Jennifer Malone Wright look back on schools and education in Boundary County.