Updated Feburary 13, 2014
Cottonwood City Council meets
Jack Duman was presented a plaque of appreciation for his 10 years of service to the Cottonwood City Council at the Council’s February meeting Monday, Feb. 10. . . .
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Soil Health Workshop set
A Soil Health Workshop is slated for Wednesday February 26, 2014 at Greencreek Community Hall.  Registration will begin at 8:30 am with the program to begin at 9:00 a.m. . . .
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Mardi Gras Spaghetti Feed is March 4
The Verso L’Alto Rome Pilgrimage group has been busy raising money for their trip which will be March 21 through April 4 with 28 people going, youth and chaperones. . . .
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Week 5 of 10-week shoot
Week 5 of the 10-week Camas Prairie Trapshoot saw 33 shooters compete at the Cottonwood Gun Club with Jake Rowland and Brent Uhlorn turning in perfect 25s. . . .
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Little Princess Tea Party is March 15
Mark your calendars for the “Little Princess Tea Party” presented by the Idaho County Fair Royalty. . . .
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Ski Skoop
We came so close to beating a record number of skiers last Sunday, as there were over 160 out enjoying the snow!  Our record is 172 skiers!  Maybe this 3-day weekend?? . . .
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47 earn straight A's at Prairie
47 students earned perfect 4.0 grade point averages during the second quarter of the 2013-14 school year at Prairie Jr./Sr. High School. . . .
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People helping people
In 2009 some environment-minded trailblazers made an initial agreement with 800 residents of Idaho County to divert recyclable materials from unhealthy disposal. . . .
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Library News
Have you read a good book lately? I just finished “Lioness of Idaho” Louise Shadduck and the Power of Polite, a biography by author Mike Bullard. . . .
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KC's hold Hoop Shoot
The annual Knights of Columbus Free Throw Hoop Shoot was held on January 25. There were 138 boys and girls from Prairie School District and Summit Academy who participated from ages 9 to 14. . . .
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Reubens Sausage Feed is March 2
The Reubens Community Church is hosting the 50th annual Reubens Sausage feed on Sunday, March 2 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Reubens Community Center. . . .
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Pirates suffer first lost
This past week the Prairie Pirates clinched the White Pine League title with an 85-38 win at Potlatch Tuesday, Feb. 4 then suffered their first loss of the season, 59-69 in overtime to Salmon River at Riggins Thursday, Feb. 6. . . .
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Lady Pirates take second at District, advance to state
The Prairie Lady Pirates took second place at District and will advance to the State Tournament Feb. 20-22 at Columbia High School in Nampa for the fourth straight year. . . .
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Wrestling Schedule
On this page is the Prairie Wrestling schedule. . . .
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Summit girls win 2 of 3 at District
The Summit Lady Patriots won 2 of their first 3 games in the District Tournament at LCSC in Lewiston and are still alive for a possible trip to State. . . .
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Letters to the Editor
On this page are letters to the editor that appeared in this week's print edition of the Chronicle. . . .
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Mayor Denis Duman presents a plaque to outgoing Councilman Jack Duman for his 10 years of service as a City Councilman.  Jack served as Street Commissioner and was instrumental in many of the street improvements and renovations, most notably the rebuilding of Lewiston Street.  He was also Chairman of the West Camas Highway group and has been instrumental in procuring grant monies for not only the City of Cottonwood but surrounding highway districts and the City of Ferdinand through their collaborative efforts.  He will be sorely missed not only by the Council but also by the surrounding area that appreciates good roads at a minimum cost. Photo provided by Denis Duman. Click on the photo for a  larger view.

Members of the Rome Pilgrimage group while they were out gathering wood to sell. From left are Shane Stubbers, Dean Stubbers, Rachel Frei, Sarah Chmelik, Megan Rehder, Megan Seubert, Thomas Schwartz, Austin Sonnen, Andy Gehring, Michael Waters, Matthew Schwartz and Nathan Beckman. Not pictured are Joshua Lustig, Rachel Waters, Tyler Krogh and Chris Osborne. Click on the photo for a larger view.



Several young ladies from Cottonwood performed at the Nezperce Dance Recital for Shirley’s Dance Studio are shown above. The three girls in the top  photo are Chloe Rowland, Lanie Forsmann and Olivia Klapprich. In the middle photo is Thia Van Houten. In the bottom photo is Naomi Van Houten. Photos provided by Lorie Palmer, Idaho County Free Press. Click on the top photo for a larger view.

Summit Academy did a sports fundraiser by selling Hangout take and bake pizzas.  The surpassed their goal of selling 400 pizzas, and were awarded a fun day in the snow last Friday.  Sledding, cocoa, coffee, games, and a movie were some of the student activities of the day.
 
The PHS band performs prior to the District championship game against Lapwai. Click on the photo for a larger view. 
 
Sky Wilson holds the league championship trophy that was presented by tournament directors Travis Mader and James Stoner prior to the Genesee game. Accepting were the seniors Kyndahl Ulmer, Keely Schmidt, Leah Holthaus, Nicole Wemhoff and Wilson. It is Prairie's first league championship since 2002.
 
 
 
 
 
 

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