Updated April 25, 2024
Recycling and 4-H collaboration contiunes into a third year
As part of their continued community service efforts, both the Keuterville Livestock and Greencreek Active Workers 4-H Clubs have decided to continue volunteering at the Idaho County Recycling site in Cottonwood. . . .
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Mass fatality training set for PHS
Area first responders will be conducting mass fatality training at Prairie High School on May 6 at 1:45 p.m. . . .
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Safe Sitter® Course offered
St. Mary’s Health will offer Safe Sitter® courses for kids between the ages of 11-13 on July9&10, 2024at Prairie Elementary School from 9:00 am-4:00 pm. . . . .
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To the Library and Beyond!
Prairie Community Library volunteers have been busy moving shelving and hopefully returning those shelves to their original locations.
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Wedding dresses on display at Historical Museum
I was in my early 20s the first time I saw my great-grandmother’s wedding dress at the Historical Museum at St. Gertrude. . . .
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Confirmation Mass set for April 25 at Cottonwood
The Tri-Parish would like to invite you all to our Confirmation Mass this Thursday, April 25th, at St Mary’s Parish for eighteen Cottonwood, one Lewiston, and seven Grangeville Students. . . .
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District 242 10-year facilities plan
School District 242 had an outside specialist come in and go through the school and develop a 10-year facilities plan. . . .
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PBS to film concert
The Idaho County Orchestra will be holding a Spring Concert this Sunday, April 28 at the Monastery Chapel. . . .
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Pirates win 1 of 4
The Prairie baseball team played a pair of doubleheaders this past week. On Tuesday, April 16, they traveled to Genesee where they split a doubleheader winning the first game 17-2 and losing the second 10-13. On Saturday, April 20, they traveled to Lewiston and lost twice to Troy, 6-12 and 7-17. . . .
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Lady Pirates lose 3
The Prairie Lady Pirates softball team lost 3 games this past week. On Tuesday, April 16 they had their first home game and lost to Genesee 3-21 in 3 innings. On Friday, April 19, they hosted C.V. and lost 2-15 in 5 innings. Finally on Monday, April 22, they traveled to Genesee and lost 0-15.  . . .
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Pirates compete at 2 meets
The Prairie track team hosted a meet on Tuesday, April 16, and then traveled to Troy for the White Pine Championships on Saturday, April 20. . . .
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St. John Bosco Spring Play set for April 25-27
When a quartet of lovers get lost in the forest outside Venice, they are caught up in the magical hijinks of the forest's resident fairies. . . .
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Congratulations to AnnaMae Cummings, 7th grade student at St. John Bosco Academy.  AnnaMae placed 10th nationally in the VFW Patriots Pen competition.  Her 10th place award came with a $1,500 check.  After her previous awards at the local and state level, she has earned a total of $2,600 for her essay.  AnnaMae was presented with her award at a school assembly on Monday.  In attendance from the VFW were Dale McElroy, Dave Frei, Scott Paulsen, Joe Riener and Lee Hartwig.Pictured is AnnaMae receiving her award from Dave Frei with Scott Paulsen looking on.Photo by St. John Bosco Academy. Click on the photo for a larger view.

The representatives from the VFW explain AnnaMae Cumming’s national Patriot’s Pen award and encourage students to apply for the competition next year. Photo by St. John Bosco Academy. Click on the photo for a larger view.

Prairie fifth graders find out what unlikely looking products are actually made from wood or wood products at one of the booths at the Farm & Forest Fair at Greencreek last Wednesday, April 17. Other area schools visited the Fair on Tuesday, April 16 as well. Click on the photo for a larger view.

Glenn Poxleitner of Idaho Forest Group talks about forestry and wood products at the Farm & Forest Fair last Wednesday. Click on the photo for a larger view.

Pictured from a dress rehearsal for St. John Bosco’s spring play is Julia Wassmuth, as Titania, Queen of the fairies.  Behind her are other fairies played by Savannah Perrin, Clare Uhlenkott, and Rachel Sonnen. The play will be performed in the St. John Paul II Theater at the Angelus Center. Photo by St. John Bosco Academy. See story above left.. Click on the photo for a larger view. 

 

 
 
 

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