Ski Skoop
Y’all think a break is necessary just to clean snow from your goggles? . . .
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Wemhoff named WPL player of the year
Kristin Wemhoff has been named the Player of the Year in Division 1 of the White Pine League this season. . . .
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Irish Festival set for Kamiah
On March 17th, 18th & 19th, there will
be an Irish Festival happening in downtown Kamiah organized by the
Kamiah Chamber of Commerce and other partners. . . .
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6 shoot perfect 25's
There were 49 shooters in snow and windy conditions for week 8 of the 10-Week Shoot. . . .
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Volunteer campground hosts sought
The Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests is looking for individuals
who are enthusiastic about sharing the benefits of National Forest
System lands to work as volunteer campground hosts on the forest this
summer. . . .
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Pirates split first two District games
The Prairie Pirates are going to have to
make it the hard way if they are going to State this season. They
opened District Tournament play with a 74-47 win over C.V. at
Cottonwood on Wednesday, Feb. 16. In second round action, with a state
berth on the line, they lost to Kamiah 35-44 at Lewiston on Monday,
Feb. 21. . . .
They beat Potlatch 37-35
Wednesday, Feb. 23 and will play Logos for third place at 7 p.m.
Thursday, Feb. 24. Winner travels to Coeur d'Alene's Lake City High
School on Saturday, Feb. 26 for a state play-in game at noon.
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Lady Pirates finish 2nd at State
The Prairie Lady Pirates are gathering quite a collection of red State trophies as for the 7th
time in the last 8 years, they brought home the second place trophy
from the state tournament. They opened the tournament with a 65-28 win
over Notus on Thursday, Feb. 17. On Friday, Feb. 18, they knocked off
undefeated Butte County 56-37. Both of those games were at Columbia
High School in Nampa and both were all-Pirates matchups. Maybe if
Lapwai was also the Pirates, Prairie might have prevailed. In the
championship game Saturday at the Idaho Center in Nampa, Prairie lost
37-63.
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Highland ends Patriots season
The St. John Bosco Patriots had a short
stay in the District tournament as they lost 44-50 in overtime to the
Highland Huskies at Craigmont Friday, Feb. 18 in a loser out game. . . .
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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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The
Prairie Lady Pirates tried to smile after receiving the second place
trophy at State. Back from left are Riley Enneking, Alli Geis, Molly
Johnson, Olivia Klapprich, Gracie Farr, Laney Forsmann, Delanie
Lockett, Josie Remacle and Isabella Walsh. Front from left are Lexi
Schumacher, Kristin Wemhoff, Tara Schlader and Ali Rehder. See article below left for stories and photos from the tournament. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Bertie Forsmann was awarded the Sportsmanship T-shirt by coach Lori Mader and the team prior to the Notus game.
Click on the photo for a larger view.
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The 5th and 6th
graders from Prairie Elementary would like to thank all the employees
at St. Mary’s Hospital and clinics. You give your heart and soul to
keep our communities safe and healthy. Enjoy our woven hearts filled
with chocolates and gratitude. SMH
employees pictured are: Ashleigh Johnson, Katherine Kaschmitter, and
Summer Duman. Prairie students: Faith Cash, Olivia Rieger, Tori Shears
and Sheridan Ousnamer. Photo provided by Colleen Sonnen. Click on the
photo for a larger view.
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The 5th and 6th
graders would like to thank the employees at the Cottonwood Federal
Credit Union. Your dedication and positive spirits during these
uncertain times has been wonderful. Enjoy our woven hearts filled with
chocolates and gratitude. Prairie Students: Faith Cash, Olivia Rieger,
Tori Shears and Sheridan Ousnamer. Credit Union employees: Connie
Schumacher, Taylor Miller, Greg Sonnen, Andrea Howe and Casandra
Coppernoll. Photo provided by Colleen Sonnen. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Two photos from
the Pioneer Senior Citizens luncheon on Tuesday, Feb. 8. Top photo from
left are John Funke, Vern Uhlorn, Mark Tacke, Ralph Sprute, J.D. Lauer
and Lauer’s son-in-law Dean Schaecher. Bottom photo from left are
Lorraine Nuxoll, Patty Arnzen, Elaine Schumacher, Vera Holthaus,
Theresa Sonnen, Anna Gehring, Marianne Wren and Marie Sprute. Photos by
Mary Funke. Click on each photo for a larger view.
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People enjoying
the conditions on Cottonwood Butte this past weekend. See article top
left for more photos. Photo by April Lustig. Click on the photo for a
larger view.
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