Updated December 3, 2009
Horizons Update
A group of students from the University of Idaho’s College of Business & Economics is working on a feasibility study for a Long-Term Care Facility on the Prairie. . . .
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Concerts are Dec. 13
The annual Christmas Concert presented by the Cottonwood Community Choir will be Sunday Dec 13.  There will be two performances. . . .
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Chamber to meet Dec. 10
The next meeting of the Cottonwood Chamber of Commerce will be Thursday, December 10th at 11:30 at the Duman Mini Mall. . . .
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Tri-Parish Youth active in December
Dear youth,
"Oh come let us adore Him, Christ the Lord." As we come together to prepare for the greatest gift of all, we invite the youth of our communities to join us in preparation, celebration, and adoration. . . .
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PHS ROCKS facilitator named
The Prairie Faith Formation Program is very excited to announce that Leah Prigge is the new Prairie High School ROCKS facilitator.   . . .
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Recycling news
Success is a wonderful thing and area residents should be ecstatic with the triumphant return of recycling to Idaho County, . . .
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Alumni games are Dec. 28
The annual Alumni Games are set for the Prairie Middle School Gym on Monday, Dec. 28. . . .
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Advent service project
The students of the Tri-Parish Prairie Faith Formation Program listened with eyes wide open as the teachers explained that our local community has families who may not have a Christmas this year without some additional help. . . .
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School concert dates are set
The Prairie Elementary School Christmas concert is set for Friday, Dec. 11 at 1:30 p.m. . . .
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Boys, girls to participate in Idaho County Shootout; Boys add game to schedule
The 1st Idaho County Shootout, Sponsored by the Idaho County Sheriffs Office, will be held this Friday, December 4th at the Prairie High School Gym. It will feature the Prairie and Grangeville basketball teams. . . .
A game has been added recently to the PHS boys basketball schedule. . . .
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Lady Pirates lose to Kamiah
After spotting Kamiah a 1-15 lead, the Prairie Lady Pirates rallied to make a game of it before falling way behind in the fourth quarter and losing 30-51 in their home opener Monday, Nov. 30. . . .
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PHS wrestling schedule
On this page is the PHS wrestling schedule. . . .
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Summit Academy news
On this page is the schedule for the Summit boys and girls high school basketball teams. . . .
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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. . . .
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Students of the month at Prairie High School are Brock Heath and Chelsea Geis. Brock has shown exemplary work in Advanced Biology class.  He has gone the extra mile to understand the college material, and has even done some additional research on his own.  He always participates in class discussions and does well in understand the labs in class. Chelsea is an extremely motivated and hard working student.  She spends extra time to do her best on whatever task she is assigned.  Chelsea is always very cheerful and polite.  She willingly volunteers for extra things and accepts her work with a smile on her face.  She is a credit to PHS! Photo by Randy Becker.

Kyle Holthaus is the PHS Citizen of the Month. He has taken it upon himself to design and build a new desk for the library during the 4th and 5th hour in cabinetmaking and library, with his trusty assistant Troy Lorentz. Kyle is a reliable young man that can be trusted to complete a job efficiently and properly.

 Each year the Idaho Soil & Water Conservation District participates in the contest.  All area schools are invited to attend with participants that are between the grades of 4th-6th.  This year the Prairie Middle School 6th grade art class entered their posters.  Out of the more than 25 posters that were received 3 posters were chosen to participate in the Division II contest.  The winners are as follows: Talyss Lustig-District-1st place $20.00, Division II-3rd place $10.00, poster went on to State Competition; Abbie Uhlenkott- District 2nd place $15.00; Hailey Danly-District 3rd place $10.00. Click on the photo for a larger view.

The Prairie High School TSA Club is selling personalized Christmas Ornaments the month of December.  Shown are Troy Lorentz and James Hager.  You can have your ornament personalized on one side for $5.  For just one dollar more, you can get it printed on both sides with your choice of wording or the Christmas picture engravings we have available.  A stand is also available for an additional $5.  We will be selling ornaments at the home ballgames and they will also be displayed throughout the banks and other businesses in town. If you have any questions, please call Jerry Richardson or Laurie Workman at 208-962-3901.  All proceeds will go toward attending State Competition in March.  

The Prairie pep band played prior to the Prairie-Kamiah girls game Monday evening. Click on the photo for a larger view.

They put the city backhoe down into the hole to dig out further where the new stairway is to go in front of the Community Hall. The large culvert seen at left is the creek that runs north-south through town. Click on the photo for a larger view.
 
 
 

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