| Override levy request set at $175,000
The school board set the override levy request for the 2024-25 school year at $175,000 at their March meeting Monday, March 18.
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| Arnzen Building Construction awarded
U.S. Senator Jim Risch, senior member and former chairman of the Senate
Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship, announced the
selection of Arnzen Building Construction in Cottonwood as the Idaho
Small Business of the Month for February 2024. . . .
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| Prize winners are named
The St. Mary’s/Holy Cross Dinner was held Sunday at the Keuterville Hall. . . .
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| To the Library and Beyond!
Prairie Community Library volunteers are eagerly anticipating moving the Library back into the basement of the Community Hall. . . .
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A boy's life changed forever
At the age of five, Josiah Red Wolf’s
entire life changed because of the Nez Perce War. He was the last
survivor of that war, passing at age 99 in 1971.
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More 52-Pickup winners
The Knights of Columbus held another drawing for 6 winners in the 2023 52-Pickup drawing at their March meeting.
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3 perfect 25s this week
In the final week of the 10-Week Shoot there were 3 perfect 25’s scored at the Cottonwood Gun Club.
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| Boys Basketball awards given; Baseball team loses opener
Boys Basketball awards were given out Monday, March 18. . . .
The Prairie baseball team lost their season opener 1-15 against Clearwater Valley at Kooskia Friday, March 15. . . .
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| Girls Basketball awards given; Softball team loses twice
Girls basketball awards were given out Wednesday, March 13. . . .
The Prairie Lady Pirates softball team lost
a pair of league games this past week. On Thursday, March 14, they
traveled to Kooskia where they lost to C.V. 3-23 in 5 innings. On
Monday, March 18, they traveled to Kendrick and lost 1-18 in 4 innings.
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Track team dominates at Kamiah
The Prairie boys and girls track teams dominated at the Small School Invitational at Kamiah on Saturday, March 16.
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St. John Bosco holds Science Fair
Students at St. John Bosco Academy completed science fair projects and had judging and an open house on March 13th. . . .
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There was a good crowd in attendance at the St. Mary’s/Holy Cross dinner Sunday at Keuterville. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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On March 13th, nine students
traveled to Kamiah to participate in Hands-On Health presented by the
AHEC and the WWAMI pre-medical programs. Three local healthcare
practitioners met with students to describe their daily work
experiences and educational paths in their chosen careers in
phlebotomy, physical therapy, and nursing. Students were also able to
participate in hands-on activities and simulations including injection
of medicine with the nurses and blood typing with the phlebotomist.
Pictured from left are Aubree Rehder, Ashlyn North, Harlee Brannan,
Rebecca Seubert, Hailey Hansen, Ryan Stewart, Hannah Schwartz. Photo by
Elizabeth McLeod.
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Fifth and sixth
grade students at St. John Bosco Academy recently participated in an
etiquette dinner. The students prepared for the dinner by
discussing etiquette in class, focusing on how to communicate politely
and how to compliment others and servers. They reviewed basic
table manners such as no elbows on the table and that it’s polite to
try everything on the plate. They learned how to cut meat, use a
napkin properly, and show that you are finished eating. They also
had separate boys and girls discussions to focus on gentlemanly and
ladylike behavior. The meal was held in the evening and the students
arrived in dresses and suits. For the meal, the students enjoyed
fancy appetizers, tri-tip, potatoes, sparkling cider, and a brownie
with chocolate ganache and strawberry. Joshua Warren and
Kaelyn Lustig were awarded Mr. and Miss Etiquette.
Following the dinner, the students played an epic game of
kickball in the gym. Pictured are the fifth & sixth
grade with the evening’s hosts, Mr. & Mrs. Barga, as well as Miah
Mager, Catherine Seubert and Mr. Rehder who were servers for the
dinner. Photo by St. John Bosco Academy.
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larger view.
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Prairie students did really
well at the University of Idaho Math Competition! The Division 1 Team
made of Levi Gehring, Nate Forsmann, Briggs Rambo, and Henry Lustig
earned Division 1 Best Small Rural School. The other Division 1 team of
Ravin Cronan, Alaina Lustig, Miranda Klapprich, and Meghan Fowler
performed well and had a competitive score. Our Division 2 Team of
Sarah Lustig, Isabella Walsh, Lee Forsmann, and Zane Uptmor won
Division 2 Best Small Rural School. We are so proud of them! Each
member of the two winning teams earned a cash prize and a trophy. Photo
submitted by Matt Elven. Click on
the photo for a larger view.
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Pictured are the first place
winners at St. John Bosco’s Science Fair. Back Row: Glenn
Parmantier, Aidan Lustig, Micah Hinds, Jake Crea, Liam Stubbers, Nash
Johnson, Gianna Prigge, Teagan Dieseldorff. Front Row: Johnny
Duman, Tyler Nuxoll, Gabe Spencer, Orlie Edmonds, Weston Wassmuth. See
story above left. Photo by St. John Bosco Academy. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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