Updated May 12, 2005
News Update--Prairie softball team beat Kendrick 14-4 Thursday and will play in championship game Saturday. That game has been moved up to 10 a.m. due to threat of afternoon thundershowers.

Ballfields are dominant topic of discussion
The Wimer Ballfields were the dominant topic of discussion at the May meeting of the Cottonwood City Council Monday, May 9. . . .
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Local man wounded in Iraq
On April 28, 2005, a vehicle equipped with extra armor hit a roadside bomb near Tikrit in Iraq. The explosion killed one soldier and wounded four others. One being Jesse Ingram of  Cottonwood. . . .
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Sports physicals offered
St. Mary’s Hospital & Clinics will offer Sports Physicals in their Cottonwood Medical Clinic on Thursday, June 9th and their Nezperce Medical Clinic on Monday, June 6th.  The Kamiah Medical Clinic will offer Sports Physicals on Wednesday, June 8th. . . .
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Art Design Contest
Idaho Farm Bureau is taking entries for the Art Design Contest. This project promotes the arts and furthers the understanding of agriculture in our lives by using this contest. . . .
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Pirates win 4 games including opener at District
The Prairie baseball team all four games they played last week beating Lewis County and sweeping Culdesac in a doubleheader to end the regular season then beating Genesee in the District opener to advance to the championship game. . . .
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Lady Pirates win 2 of 3
The Prairie Lady Pirates won 2 of 3 games last week, beating Lewis County on Tuesday and then splitting a doubleheader against Culdesac to win the league championship. . . .
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Lady Pirates win WPL Meet title; athletes compete at All-Star meet
Nicole Nida won 3 events to lead Prairie to the team championship at the White Pine League meet. . . .

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Summit tops Academic League; fields first ever track team
Summit Academy won the final Knowledge Bowl meet of the season, edging them ahead of Grangeville in the final league standings. . . .
Summit fielded their first ever track team this season. . . .
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Kelby Wilson traveled to Anaheim, California at the end of April to compete in the National BPA conference and took 1st place in the Advanced Office Systems and Procedures event. 

Whitney Sonnen and Callie Mader are the April attendance winners.  They will have lunch with the principal at a restaurant of their choice.


The top photo shows the Prairie Youth Choir performing at their concert Monday night. The lower photo shows the 3-year members with their plaques. From left are Danielle Cochran, Betty Jane Clark, Kendra Dinning, Mike Karel and Regina Seubert. Not shown are Kristin Hill and Rachel Spencer.

At the Mother Daughter Tea, held March 6th, Linda Nida was awarded Mother of the Year by an essay wrote by her two daughters Jenna and Nicole.

Last Wednesday night was the scene of a "whole-lotta" Science in the Prairie Elementary gym.  Students had been preparing their science fair exhibits over the last month.  2nd through 4th grade students had to come up with their own hypothesis, include procedures, conclusions and some sort of display.  They showcased their work for parents, grandparents, and community members.  Kindergarten and 1st grade students worked as a community on projects.  1st Graders constructed a tropical rainforest and Kindergartners displayed work from their dental health unit.  The gym was open from 6:00-7:30 and was packed for the evening.  Refreshments were served in the cafeteria and it was a great evening of education and entertainment! In the photo Tony and Spencer Schumacher look through the exhibits.

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