Updated November 8, 2012
Veterans Day program set for Monday
Prairie Schools will be holding a Veterans Day program next Monday, Nov. 12 at 1:30 p.m. at the Prairie Elementary School gym. . . .
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VFW winners are named
Despite lower than usual participation, the VFW Annual Awards had no shortage of excellent Patriot’s Pen Essays and one of the best Voice of Democracy speeches ever, according to the Cottonwood Post commander, Joe Riener. . . .
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Election results
The final tally was closer than it was two years ago but Jim Chmelik again held off Jim Rehder and was re-elected as Idaho County Commissioner from District 3. . . .
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Scouting for Food; Cub Scouts earn badges
A reminder to residents of Cottonwood:  The Scouts will be picking up your donated food this Saturday November 10th. . . .
Two new Cub Scouts were awarded their Bobcat Badges at the November Pack meeting on Nov. 1st. . . .
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CFD shopping day is Nov. 30
The Center For Discovery is getting ready for their annual Christmas Shopping Day if you have any new or gently used items that you would like to donate to us for kids to give as Christmas gifts please call Erin Shears at 962-7080(Center) or at home 962-5541, or drop them off at The Center For Discovery. . . .
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It was our privilege
Many of you have been asking about the Cottonwood Community Choir concerts. . . .
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Prize winners are named
The annual Assumption Parish Dinner was held Sunday, Nov. 4 and listed below are the winners in the prize drawing. . . .
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Sister Agnes a "Legend of Nursing"
The March of Dimes Chapter of Idaho named Sister Agnes Reichlin as a “Legend of Nursing” at the “Nurse of the Year” Awards Celebration event at Boise Centre on Saturday, October 27. . . .
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Library News
Well, it is over for another year. The annual Bräts and Brew fund raiser was a huge success. . . .
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Book pickup set for Saturday
There will be a table set up to distribute the 150-Year Story book sets at the Cottonwood Christmas Bazaar this Saturday, Nov. 10 at the Cottonwood Community Hall. . . .
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Fire destroys shop building
A fire early on the morning of Oct. 31 destroyed the shop building of Truck & Auto Paint Shoppe owned by Jack Duman. . . .
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Football awards are given
On this page is a photo of the football award winners. . . .
Also on this page are the PHS Boys Basketball and Wrestling schedules. . . .
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26 turn out for girls basketball; Cheerleader awards are given
There are 26 girls turned out for Prairie Girls Basketball this season. . . .
Also on this page is a photo of the award winners for the football cheerleaders. . . .
Also on this page is the PHS Girls Basketball schedule. . . .
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Summit basketball schedules
On this page are the Summit Academy girls and boys varsity basketball schedules. . . .
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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 Chronicle . . .
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Shown are the October students of the month at Prairie Junior/Senior High School. From left are Apolonio “Appy” Enriquez and Kade Perrin, high school students of the month and Derek Arnzen, junior high student of the month. Appy is such a pleasant person and he has really been working hard to make sure his homework is done and he understands.  He also helps his fellow students whenever needed.   Kade does not know how to waste time; he is always keeping busy, even when he has down time.  He is one of many working on a trophy case for the commons area for the 7th and 8th grade. Derek was the unanimous winner of the student of the month for the 7th and 8th grades.  He works very hard each day to see that his work is done well.  He is kind and caring to all fellow students and adults.  Photo provided by Ryan Hasselstrom. Click on the photo for a larger view. 

Caught Ya winners for October at Prairie Elementary School are shown. Back from left are Amber Halligan, Ryan Arnzen, Carson Schmidt, Jackson Johnson, Brylee Wood, Hayden Uhlenkott and Sydnee Bruegeman. Middle from left are Madison Shears, Halle Klapprich, Audrey Drake, Josie Remacle, Evan Schwartz and Pixie Jones. Front from left are Amanda Halligan, Mary Schwartz and Trinity Yorke.  Photo provided by Sherry Holthaus. Click on the photo for a larger view.

Red Ribbon Week winners at Prairie Elementary School: Wade Goeckner (poems), Carter Shears (coloring), Sarah Lustig (coloring), Ravin Cronin (pager Bags), Laney Forsmann (bookmarks), Eve Uhlenkott (poems), Delanie Lockett (bookmarks), and Mackenzie Key (paper bags). Photo provided by Sherry Holthaus. Click on the photo for a larger view.

Chloe Howard and Carter Shears had lunch with the principal on November 5.  Chloe and Carter were October attendance winners. Click on the photo for a larger view.

 Ciara Chaffee, Holli Schumacher, and Jordan Farnsworth all won the final prizes for selling the most cookie dough. Mrs. Schu's 3/4 class won a pizza party for being the class who sold the most cookie dough. Photo provided by Sherry Holthaus.

Hayden Uhlenkott won a $250 gift card for participating in the Center for Discovery's summer reading program. Photo provided by Sherry Holthaus.

 Upon further review the Hospital display was the sole second place winner in the Chamber’s Scarecrow display contest. We reposted a photo after they had repaired some wind damage and there were 2 votes for the original photo that weren’t counted, pushing the Hospital display ahead of Harman Agency and Cottonwood Credit Union. Click  on the photo for a larger view.

Some students in the Technical Design class at Prairie High School stand by the completed cabinets they made for some classrooms at Prairie Jr/Sr High. The majority of the materials were donated by Pacific Cabinets. The students learned the processes involved in making European style cabinets, as well as giving back to the community. The students are from left to right: Dally Ratcliff, Peter Spencer, Luke Enneking, and Brooks Arnzen. Not pictured was Dan Wemhoff. Click on the photo for a larger view.

No ghosts or goblins  but they had crash victims, cowgirls and punky rockstars at the Morning Glories bowling league last Tuesday, Oct. 31. Click on the photo for a larger view.

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