'Snow
White & the Seven Dwarfs' to be performed Friday
Venture into the terrifying Black Forest with Snow White and her friends
this Friday, March 13 when the Missoula Children's Theatre (MCT) and more
than 50 local students perform SNOW WHITE & THE SEVEN DWARFS. . . .
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Work
restarts on U.S. 95 near Winchester
The final season of work on a two-year project to extend the southbound
passing lane on US-95 near Winchester another 2.5 miles has begun. It is
expected to finish in November. . . .
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Princess
Tea Party set for March 21
The Idaho County Fair Royalty will be presenting their annual Princess
Tea Party Saturday, March 21 at Prairie High School. . . .
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Dream
It, Do It conference set for March 22
More than 500 sophomore and junior high school students from 22 school
districts in north-central Idaho and southeastern Washington will be participating
in the fourth annual “Dream It. Do It… Here” youth conference on March
18 at the University of Idaho. . . .
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The
LCSC Report
4 more classes are listed for the LCSC Grangeville Outreach. . . .
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Three
perfect 25's this week
There were 46 shooters in clear & sunny conditions for week 9 of
the 10-Week Shoot. . . .
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Dry-Land
Pasture Management Workshop offered
University of Idaho Extension is offering a Dry-Land Pasture Management
workshop. . . .
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Celebrate
Ag Day March 24
On March 24th, from 11:30 to 1:00, Idaho County Farm Service Agency
will join in recognizing farmers and ranchers for their contributions to
the nation’s outstanding quality of life by working with the Grangeville
Lion’s Club to provide Lion’s Burgers, potato salad, chips and soft drinks
to farmers and ranchers in Idaho County. . . .
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Art
Show call for entries
The Central Idaho Art Association 53rd Annual Spring Art Show is April
22, 23, 24 and 25, 2020. Our show is hosted by the SUPER 8 HOTEL,
in their conference room, 801 SW 1st St/HWY 95, Grangeville.
. . .
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All-Star
games are held; Border Battle set for March 16
Five Prairie players and one St. John Bosco player were part of the
District 2 All-Star Games held at Lapwai Monday, March 9. . . .
The Border Battle All Star Games are set for Monday, March 16th at
Clarkston HS. The girls game starts at 6:00, followed by the boys game.
Update-the Border Battle games have been cancelled. . . .
Included on theis page are photos from both the boys and girls games.
Also included on this page is an updated baseball schedule.
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Girls
Basketball and Cheerleading Awards
On this page are photos of the plaque winners for both the Prairie
girls basketball and the Prairie cheerleaders. . . .
Includede on this page is an updated softball schedule.
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Prairie
Track Schedule
There has been a channge to the schedule for the Prairie Track &
Field team. We've also added the Jr. High Track schedule. . . .
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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. You can also find Jake Wren's
Redneck Review on this page. . . .
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87 youngsters tried out Monday for parts in the Missoula
Children’s Theatre production of “Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs which
is set to be performed Friday at the PHS gym. The lower photo shows the
directors sharing notes as to which youngsters they are looking at for
each part.See story at left.Click on each photo for a larger view.
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Advanced Welding sponsored a "Shoot for Cash" program
during the 2019-2020 basketball season. Free throws made by both
basketball teams notched $5.00 per make. The girls made 236 free
throws ($1,180) in the regular season and the boys made 228 free throws
($1,140). A check was presented to Prairie High School on Thursday,
March 5th for $2,320 to be used for the high school athletic program.
Advanced Welding will match that same total to be donated to a local charity
of their choice. Prairie High School would like to express our gratitude
for the support from Advanced Welding and Ryan and Heather Uhlenkott.
PHS looks forward to working with them in the future. Pictured with
the check is Ryan, Heather and Gage Uhlenkott along with PHS principal
Jon Rehder. Photo submitted by Jon Rehder. Click on the photo for a larger
view.
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A bulldozer tears into the hillside as work started
again this past week on widening U.S. 95 north of the Winchester turnoff.
The highway will be closed from 6 to7 p.m. this Thursday, March 12, for
blasting. Photo provided by ITD. See story above left. Click on the photo
for a larger view.
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Wednesday, March 4, Owen Anderson signed a letter
of intent to play football at the College of Idaho in Caldwell. He is shown
with his family. Standing from left are Brandon, Mark, Stacy and Mia Anderson.
Click on the photo for a larger view.
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6th Graders Make Good Choices a Habit!—Students in
Mrs. Kim Schumacher's class were treated to drinks and games at The Habit
as part of the school's newly adopted PBIS behavior plan. Cottonwood School
District formed a committee to look into a PBIS program and presented
it to the staff at the beginning of the year in-service. The staff
then took the information and designed a program to fit each building with
a Pirate theme of aaRRRgh - focusing on positive behavior through Responsibility,
Respect, and Readiness. You may have seen postcards recipients in the paper
throughout this school year from Jr/Sr High students. At PES, students
aren’t sent postcards but have been earning R3 cards. The cards are tallied
each month at the assemblies and then given back to the classroom teachers.
From there different teachers have chosen a variety of ways to encourage
students to keep up their positive behavior. Kim Schumacher, 6th-grade
teacher, created an R3 store where kids could use cards to purchase items.
For instance, for (2) R3 cards you can get the teacher's rolly chair for
a day or get a fruit snack. There are also items that cost (5) or (10)
R3 cards. For those who like to save for a larger reward, she developed
a list of things that cost (20) R3 cards. All six of her students saved
(20) cards each to purchase drinks and games at The Habit with their teacher.
According to Schumacher, a good time was had by all and definitely worth
the cost of the coffees! Pictured from left to right: Sydney Shears, Sage
Elven, Bre Fowler, Bailey Key, Mrs. Kim Schumacher, Phil Schwartz, and
Levi Gehring. Photo submitted by Kim Schumacher. Click on the photo for
a larger view.
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Derek Goeckner and Ray Terhaar were recognized at
our February assembly for mastering their multiplication facts through
12. Photo by Rene’ Forsmann. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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During our February assembly Mrs. Hernandez challenged
students to create a marble maze out of LEGOS. Students are in the
LEGO lab various times throughout the month. We will acknowledge the next
winner at our March assembly. Tycie Jean Bledsoe is our first student to
create a LEGO maze and show it to students at our February assembly. Photo
by Rene’ Forsmann. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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The windstorm that went through the area Sunday, Feb.
23 ripped a shed that Judy Klapprich and Lloyd Uhlenkott had right off
its foundations and tossed it several hundred feet into her son Bilejo’s
pasture. The top 2 photos shows some of the remains of the shed out in
the pasture while the lower photo shows where it originally was with most
of what was inside the shed undisturbed by the storm. They live near the
Klapprich Ag & Auto Shop. click on each photo for a larger view.
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