Updated November 2, 2017
A Call from Around the World from a Legacy That Began in Cottonwood
Born teachers are driven by a passion for their subjects and a calling to their students — even if those students are on the other side of the world. . . .
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Assumption Parish Dinner is Sunday
Assumption Parish of Ferdinand will be holding their annual dinner and raffle on Sunday, November 5, 2017 at the Ferdinand parish hall. . . .
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Several articles involving veterans
Cottonwood School District to hold Veterans Program Nov. 10. . . .
VFW Awards Night set for Nov. 11. . . .
Prairie Quilters will be presenting Quilts of Valor. . . .
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School District lunch program awarded grant
The Idaho State Department of Education has awarded $111,967.94 in federal grant funding through its Child Nutrition Programs to help 11 schools, including the Cottonwood School District, across Idaho purchase new equipment for their National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs, Superintendent of Public Instruction Sherri Ybarra announced. . . .
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Mystery Night set for Saturday
Summit Academy's 20th annual Mystery Night will be held this Saturday, November 4th at the Greencreek Community Hall. . . .
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November events for Tri-Parish Youth
This month bring with it the heart of gratitude and thankfulness. It’s a time to step back and appreciate all of the gifts God has given us throughout the year. . . .
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Found human remains identified as crash victim
On October 23rd, officers with the Idaho County Sheriff’s Office and Idaho County Coroner Cody Funke recovered human remains on the Salmon River near the bridge connecting Graves Creek Road with Rice Creek Road. . . .
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Night Shoot week 3 results
Still leading with a score of 636 is Riener’s Grocery.  . . .
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Pirates win big at Lapwai
The Prairie football team played their best game of the season, start to finish, to win at Lapwai 52-14, and take second place in the league Friday, Oct. 27. . . .
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Girls Basketball Schedule
On this page is the Prairie High School girls basketball schedule. . . .
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Chaffee earns a state medal
Ciara Chaffee finished in 11th place, earning a state medal, at the State Crosscountry meet Saturday, Oct. 28 at Eagle Island State Park. . . .
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Summit news
The first and second grade class at Summit Academy learned a scientific way to find some answers about an exciting bird of prey, the Owl. . . .
Congratulations to the 1st & 2nd grade class at Summit Academy for the recent box tops contest! . . .
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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 Cottonwood Chronicle. . . .
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Ciara Chaffee, middle, on the awards stand with her state medal at the State Crosscountry Meet. She finished 11th. The top 20 earned medals.See below left for results. Click on the photo for a larger view.

Joan Brown with Thembelihle Home student in 2014. See article above left. Click on the photo for a larger view.

Kevin and Joan Brown at Thembelihle Home 2011. Submitted photo. Click on the photo for a larger view.

Angela Wemhoff presents a check to Collette Schaeffer of St. Mary’s Hospital representing the proceeds from the Dig Pink Volleyball fundraiser for breast cancer awareness. The event, her senior project, netted $1,529. Click on the photo for a larger view.

The Prairie Football team made it to the State Playoffs for the fifth straight season. They play a first round game at Wilder Friday, Nov. 3 at 5 p.m., MDT.If they should win that game they would play the Lapwai-Oakley winner Saturday, Nov. 11 in the Kibbie Dome, time to be determined. Front from left are Payton Legaarata, Jake Stubbers, Dylan Schumacher, Derik Shears, Dalton Ross, Cole Schlader, Damian Forsmann, Sam Mager, Nick Mager and Spencer Schumacher. Middle from left are Jace Perrin, Michael Schwartz, Jayce Huling, Cole Martin, Hayden Uhlenkott, Owen Anderson, Hunter Chaffee and Caleb McWilliams.. Third row from left are assistant coach Matt Elven, head coach Ryan Hasselstrom, John Gehring, Carson Schmidt, Dereck Arnzen, Garrett Bunce, Matt Seubert, Reid Uptmor, Guiherme Acciardi and Carson Forsman. Not pictured are Dean Johnson and assistant coach Teel Bruner. Click on the photo for a larger view.
 
For his senior project Anthony Karel built a storage shed for the track program. This will store the equipment such as hurdles, high jump and pole vault standards, etc. He is shown working on it in September. The completed shed can now be seen on the south side of the football field. His father Dan Karel, helped with the project. Photo by Ryan Hasselstrom. Click on the photo for a larger view.
 

The shop building being built for Pepper Harman and Harman Agency behind the Northwest Farm Credit Service office is taking shape.  Harman, who is on the lift, says he’s about got everything done that needs to be done before the snow hits. The building will be used to service company vehicles and to store company files that are currently being stored at Gordon Harman’s place. Once this building is finished Harman will go to work on the Farm Credit Building, adding a conference room in back and updating it to eventually move their business, which is in sore need of more space, over from their current location on Main Street. Click on each photo for a larger view.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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