| Cottonwood City Council meets
The Cottonwood City Council held their October meeting Tuesday, Oct. 13.
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| School Board meets
The School Board held their October meeting Monday, Oct. 19, with most of the action items concerning policy updates. . . .
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| Over $47,000 raised at Oktoberfest
St. Mary's Health Foundation is grateful for the strong turnout at this
year's Oktoberfest, where community generosity propelled the Foundation
significantly closer to its goal of helping fund a new CT scanner for
St. Mary's Health. . . .
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| To the Library and Beyond
The month of October continues to pass quickly! . . .
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Assumption Parish Dinner set for Nov. 1
Assumption Parish will be holding their annual dinner and raffle on Sunday, November 1st, 2026 at the Assumption Parish Hall in Ferdinand. . . .
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Photos of radar station sought
The Historical Museum is seeking photos of the Air Force Radar Station that used to set on top of Cottonwood Butte.
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Lute wins competition
Former Cottonwood and current Lewiston resident Margaret Lute recently won a regional bowling competition at Pullman.
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| Prairie hosts wrestling tournament
The Prairie Wrestling Club hosted a tournament Saturday, Oct. 17 at the Prairie High School Gym.
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| Lady Pirates out in 2 at District
The Prairie Lady Pirates had a
disappointing District Tournament as they were eliminated after just 2
matches. On Wednesday, Oct. 14, they lost to Kamiah 19-25, 11-25, 25-23
and 23-25. On Saturday, Oct. 17, they were eliminated by Logos in
straight sets, 20-25, 20-25 and 24-26.
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Runners compete at Genesee meet
Koyle Jones earned a third place medal at the final regular season
cross country meet of the season at the Cow Creek Invite at Genesee
Wednesday, Oct. 14. . . .
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| Lady Patriots finish 4th at District
The St. John Bosco Lady Patriots won twice
as many matches at District as they did the whole regular season and
wound up finishing fourth.
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The
Prairie Jr. High Football team finished an undefeated season by winning
the league championship at Potlatch last Thursday. Oct. 15. Kneeling
from left are Easton Guyer, Axel Forsmann, Tyden Wemhoff, Everett
Schacher, Logan Latimer, Darrel Holcomb and Brody Raymond. Standing
from left are head coach TT Cain, Isaak Shears, Kohen Forsmann, Easton
Bruegeman, Troy Uhlenkott, Branch Bennett, Jett Lorentz, Kade Lockart,
Kallen Lockart, Andrew Riener and assistant coach Jeff Martin. The
Pirates were 6-0 including the championship this past Thursday
against Potlatch which they won 53-12. The photo above was taken after
the championship game. They also had one forfeit, so technically 7-0.
In the last three years, junior high has only lost one game
(championship 2 years ago to Kendrick), Coach Martin and Coach TT have
it figured out. Photo by Vikki Riener.
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VFW Post 4902 Quartermaster,
Rick W. Johnson presents a check for $3000 to PHS student Cooper
Riener. The donation will be used for the new batting cage being built
at the baseball field. Photo provided by Rick Johnson. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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A scene from the St. Mary’s Health Oktoberfest at the Greencreek Hall. Photo by Brynn Knudson. See article above left. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Some of the desserts that were part of the Dessert Dash at Oktoberfest. Photo by Brynn Knudson. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Prairie
elementary grades 1-3 enjoyed a day at the Holman farm pressing cider
with a turn of the century family apple press. They learned about
pasteurization, drank hot cider and ate Grandma’s kettle corn while
listening to stories about Jonny Appleseed and how to have a grateful
heart. At the Ancient grains station they milled wheat and took home
fresh flour with an Irish soda bread recipe. The kids went on a hay
ride and learned about the different stages the surrounding fields are
in for planting crops. The kids got to tour the garden and pull up some
carrots. To finish up the day they had a good ol fashioned foot race to
the pumpkin patch and pick out a pumpkin! A huge thanks to the many
volunteers throughout the day and to those who brought apples.
Especially to April Lustig and Sue Tacke for donating pumpkins.
Photos by Kari Holman.
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