Blood
drive set for Jan. 31
In January, the American Red Cross is conducting a special promotion
at all its fixed sites and mobile blood drives in Idaho. . . .
[Read full story]
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Museum
seeks volunteers
The Historical Museum of St. Gertrude’s is undertaking a large task
of cataloging, tagging and entering data on the computer for all the artifacts
in their museum. . . .
[Read full story]
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2011
in review, cont.
More of our review of 2011.. . .
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Cottonwood
and area history continued; Remember When; Book questions answered; Coopers
Ferry story
The stories keep coming and along with them lots of memories about
this time of transition. . . .
Remember When…Ed and Queen Armstrong had a grocery store, a plumbing
shop and an implement business on the northwest corner of Broadway and
Main St.? . . .
How to submit ---prefer email to 150yearstory@gmail.com
Other option type and drop at US Bank, Cottonwood Chronicle, Don Hoene
residence or call a team member working the story
[Read full story]
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Scouts
visit city services
On Thursday, Jan 12th the Bear and Wolf dens went on a field trip to
city hall. . . .
[Read full story]
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Cereal
School set for Greencreek
The Prairie Area Cereal School is slated for Thursday, Feb. 2 at the
Greencreek Community Hall. . . .
[Read full story]
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Library
News
Wow! What an interesting week at the library. . . .
[Read full story]
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Healthy
Horizons success story
St. Mary’s Hospital’s Healthy Horizons program began in October of
2010; Healthy Horizons is a weight management and lifestyle choices program.
In that fifteen month period there have been many success stories, but
one story that stands out is that of Jo Ann Hinterlong. . . .
[Read full story]
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Rehder
joins lottery commission
Governor C.L. “Butch” Otter announced the appointment last week of
Jim Rehder of Cottonwood to fill a seat on the Idaho Lottery Commission.
. . .
[Read full story]
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Prairie
ROCKS update
The first Prairie ROCKS speaker of the New Year was Patti Watson. .
. .
[Read full story]
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Idaho
County GOP to hold presidential caucus
At its winter meeting, the Idaho Republican State Central Committee,
the governing body of the Idaho GOP, met in Boise and reaffirmed its support
of a change to the State Party Rules that will move Idaho’s presidential
candidate selection to Super Tuesday . . .
[Read full story]
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Pirates
lose to Troy, Genesee; Shooters score 72 again
The Prairie Pirates lost twice by lopsided scores this past week. .
. .
It was another surprisingly nice January day that made for some pretty
good trapshooting weather.
[Read full stories]
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Lady
Pirates beat Deary, Nezperce
The Prairie Lady Pirates picked up a pair of wins in the past week,
winning a league game at Deary 38-17 Tuesday, Jan. 10, and a non-league
game at Nezperce 55-38 Friday, Jan. 13. . . .
[Read full stories]
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4
take first at Orofino
The Prairie wrestling may be short on numbers but high on quality as
they had 4 first place finishers, 1 second place finisher and 1 fourth
place finisher while taking second place in the team standings at the Orofino
Invitational Tournament Friday, Jan.13 and Saturday, Jan. 14. . . .
[Read full stories]
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Summit
girls win 2 of 3, boys lose twice
The Summit girls beat Timberline and Lapwai while losing to Troy. .
. .
The Summit boys lost to CV and Deary. . . .
[Read full stories]
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The Cub Scouts visited Cottonwood’s public works department.
Showen are James Biltz, Emma Butler, Roy Uhlenkott, Travis Alfrey Caleb
Butler, Zach Arnzen, Cole Martin, Matt Coppernoll in front of the street
sweeper. Photo by Aleta Coppernoll. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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The Cub Scouts visited the Cottonwood police office.
Back row: Officer Wes Walters and Matt Coppernoll. Front row:
Zach Arnzen, James Biltz, Cole Martin, Caleb Butler and Travis Alfrey.
Photo provided by Aleta Coppernoll. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Lightning Jacks Patrol Carson Schmidt (Quartermaster),
Anthony Karel (Patrol Leader), Jared Coppernoll (Historian), Hunter Chaffee
(Scribe), and Kevin Tillingast (Historian for Gator Patrol) on their first
winter campout. See story below. Thank you to Seth Chaffee, Senior Patrol
Leader, and Drew Cochran, Patrol Leader, for helping the boys be prepared
for their first cold weather campout. 20 degree weather didn’t stop these
boys from having fun. Photo by Shari Chaffee. Click on the photo for a
larger view. By Hunter Chaffee Lightning Jacks Patrol Scribe: This
past weekend during our school break we went to the corrals down at the
Salmon River.
We camped for one night and did a one mile hike for
a compass course. We are almost done working and our second class and started
our first class. We were in charge of cooking and cleaning. We made
hot dog sticks for our dinner for our camp gadget.
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Brandon Anderson, right, and Spencer Schumacher, left,
have made it to the next round of the Elk’s Hoop Shoot after coming in
first place last Saturday in Grangeville. Brandon will compete against
other 12/13 year olds, and Spencer between 10/11 year olds. Other
Prairie Elementary students that competed on Saturday were: Madison Shears
and Damian Forsmann - 8/9 year olds, Jordyn Higgins 10/11 year olds, and
Hailey Danly 12/13 year olds. Photo by Kim Schumacher.
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