Molly Erickson was lost much of her life, until she was found.

When she found Jesus, her life was changed.

Today, Molly heads many ministries in Bonners Ferry, including:

The Shepard's Table

A woman's jail ministry

A counselor for Preborn, a pro-life Christian ministry

A praise dance workout session

Sunday School Teacher

A woman's bible study

Molly is ready to share the hope that The Word offers everyone.

Ted had quite the week, and of course he talks about it all.

Gobble, Gobble!

Two guys sit down and prove why they are often referred to as "Turkeys"!

The two discover many rabbit holes, and go down almost all of them.

Ted wonders why Mark refused to hold his hand.

It's time to be thankful...and Ted and Mark are.

Enjoy the show and have a safe and fun Thanksgiving!

Chris & Larrie Clark return from Israel with individual, and shared, perspectives.

While they both were in awe of walking in the footsteps of Jesus, Chris also enjoyed the geo-political and historical aspects of the trip while Larrie felt a deepening spiritual awareness.

While they both felt overwhelming peace, they also saw chaos in various religious sites.

Larrie played the guitar during moments of worship, and her voice survived.

Chris carried the guitar all over Israel, and his hip survived!

Arriving just as Hamas and Israel agreed to a truce and prisoners were exchanged, Chris and Larrie experienced an historic moment in real time.

And there were no lines as they were the first group to visit Israel since the war had started two years earlier.

They had many adventures, some misadventures, but countless unforgettable memories, on their trip of a lifetime.

And they hope to someday return, as there is much more to see and experience.

The North Idaho Classical Academy is hiring and is hosting a job fair!

Kris Wickwire, the school's Academic Coordinator, is hosting the fair Tuesday, November 19 from 2 - 5 at the fairgrounds.

The academy is set to open in August for the 26-27 school year and they have lots of jobs.

Positions range from assistant principal, teachers, food service, transportation, and more.

If you ever wanted to get into education and work with kids, this is a great opportunity.

Come to the job fair to ask questions and get answers.

And find out more about the school itself and what it will be offering kids.

Learn how to apply students for enrollment.

Ted plans to inquire about the school mascot position! He even has experience!

It's a great opportunity to make a difference in a child's life.

Ted got sick over the weekend, but he survived and is back!

In this episode Ted considers the slow death of context that is damaging our society.

This is not just a Liberal issue, but Conservatives can be guilty too.

They were born in November, 1969...but Ted was too old to really appreciate them and their lessons.

Tea vs. Coffee, its a real debate and Ted weighs in on this important topic.

The community responds and the local food bank had a record week. Way to go Bonners Ferry!

Who is Zohran Mamdani, and why should people in North Idaho...and the rest of America, care?

Even Frank Sinatra is "Spreading The News!" about what is happening in New York City.

Ted answers some e-mails he has received.

And in his closing reflections, Ted ponders the beauty, warning, and wisdom of the Northern Lights.

Ted has a cold so...he sounds better!

And he talks less!

Hallelujah!

He also says he is sorry...sort of.

Bonners Ferry is coming together to help those in need as the government shutdown continues.

A Tragedy in far away Laos is felt here in North Idaho.

Ted reacts to a horrible football game and defends an area football hero.

Ted reflects on the words of two World War I soldiers that survived a hundred years in the ocean, and still speaks to us today.

During the day Jennifer Wright is the editorial assistant and community writer for the Bonners Ferry Herald.

But when the sun goes down and the kids go to sleep she writes paranormal romance novels!

Think vampires (and perhaps other creatures of the night!)

Other than that, she is just your typical mother of 5 making ends meet here in Bonners Ferry.

She loves her community and writing about the people in it.

But her imagination and creativity takes her other places as well.

Jennifer shares her favorite stories she has written for the paper, and shares some insight into her books...past, present, and future.