Cottonwood
City Council meets
The Cottonwood City Council adopted the decision and findings for Nick
Forsmann’s request to vacate a portion of Washington Ave. at their March
meeting Monday, March 8. . . .
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School
facing deficit
Cottonwood School Superintendent Gary Blaz reported Tuesday that the
school district is right now looking at a deficit of nearly $600,000. .
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Performances
are Friday
Audiences are invited to join in the fun of Festival Time and help
Clara guess a mischievous little gnome's name this Friday, March 12 when
the Missoula Children's Theatre (MCT) and over 50 local students perform
RUMPELSTILTSKIN, an original musical adaptation of this classic tale. .
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Ski
Skoop
Mother Nature is definitely kicking spring into high gear with the
arrival of robins and spring flowers. . . .
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Prairie
ROCKS!; Scholarships available
The Prairie ROCKS! class enjoyed our guest, Barb Rehder, as she shared
her mother’s memories of living in Russia and moving to the United States.
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The Tri-Parish Youth Ministry Program and Prairie Faith Formation are
offering two separate scholarships for local high school seniors. . . .
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Fundraisers
set
The PHS Knowledge Bowl will be having a bake sale at the Friday, May
12th at the Missoula Children's Theater 7:00 p.m performance of Rumpelstiltskin
at PHS. . . .
The Cub Scouts and Tiger Cubs are currently involved in their spring
fundraiser. . . .
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Diabetes
support group to meet
The Grangeville diabetes support group’s next meeting will be held
March 16th from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. at Oscar’s Restaurant in Grangeville.
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Trautman
is employee of the month
Lucena ‘Lucy’ Trautman, CNA, was nominated as the St. Mary’s Hospital
Employee of the Month by a number of her co-workers. The final selection
was made by the SMHC Customer Service team at their last meeting.
Some of the words used to describe her include compassionate, wonderful,
great attitude, sweet, helpful, happy and never sits down. . . .
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Library
update
Prairie Community Library has another update. Due to the mess
from our current renovations we decided that we would close until we are
done with the mess. . . .
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Pirates
wins State title; Gun Club scores another perfect 75; Players chosen for
all-star games
The Prairie Pirates beat Cascade, Raft River and Castleford to win
their first State title since 1982. . . .
The day turned out beautiful for the shooters and the scores. . . .
Several local players have been chosen to compete in the District II
All-Star games set for Wednesday, March 10 at Lewiston’s Booth Hall. .
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Also on this page is the PHS baseball schedule. . .
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Girls
Basketball awards given
On this page are photos of the award winners for the Prairie Lady Pirates
basketball team. . . .
Also on this page is the PHS softball schedule. . . .
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Track
schedule
On this page is the schedule for the Prairie Track team. . . .
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The Prairie Pirates with the state banner and trophy.
Click on the photo for a much larger view.
The celebration began after the final buzzer sounded.
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David Sigler shows off the championship trophy
to the Prairie fans while his teammates receive the championship banner.
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The Prairie boys basketball team receives the 1-A
Division 1 academic award for being the team in their division with the
highest team grade point average. The trophy was awarded prior to the state
championship game. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Ted Arnzen was presented a Sportsmanship t-shirt prior
to the start of the Cascade game. Prairie coach Teel Bruner was presented
the shirt by the tournament director and he presented it to Arnzen. Behind
Bruner is assistant coach Kevin Chaffee.
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Monday night was try outs for the Missoula Children’s
Theatre took place in Cottonwood, we had over 70 kids tryout and over 60
of them got parts. Photo by Erin Shears. Click on the photo for a larger
view.
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The PHS cheerleaders led a cheer during a timeout
in the state championship game.Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Some of the PHS student body that made it down to
the championship game wore special tie-dye style shirts with Go Pirates!!
On the front sides. The back sides each had a different player’s name and
number. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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(if you have an event you want on the events calendar,
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