Flooding
hits area
A combination of lots of snow, warmer temperatures and heavy rain led
to flooding on the Prairie Monday afternoon and evening. . . .
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Pirates,
Patriots at State
The Prairie Pirates and Summit Patriots have both qualified for the
State Tournament in Caldwell this week. . . .
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March
is Red Cross Month
Each year, the President of the United States proclaims the month of
March as “Red Cross Month,” to honor the lifesaving work the organization
does throughout the year. . . .
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Week
8 of 10-week shoot
Cottonwood Gun Club had 27 shooters with overcast/snowy conditions
during week 8 of the 10-week shoot. . . .
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Missoula
Children's Theatre auditions are March 17
The audition for the Missoula Children's Theatre production of “Pinocchio”
will be held on Monday, March 17 at Prairie Elementary School Gym at 3:30.
. . .
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Registration
deadlines nears for Little Princess Tea Party
If you plan to attend the “Little Princess Tea Party,” registration
is due Friday, March 7th. . . .
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Candidates
to attend Lincoln Day Dinner
There is quite a slate of candidates expected to attend the Idaho County
Republicans’ Lincoln Day Dinner set for Saturday, March 8 at 5 p.m. in
the Greencreek Hall. . . .
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Libary
News
Little ones, Teegan Vilensky and Madeline Wassmuth recently brought
their grandmothers, Judy Snyder and Donna Wassmuth, to the Library
for Story Time. . . .
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Bowling
Tournament results
The Central Idaho Bowling Association recently held a Men’s Association
Tournament at Camas Lanes in Grangeville and a Women’s Association
Tournament at Tamarack Lanes in Kamiah. . . .
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Art
competition winners named
The University of Idaho recently announced winners of the 23rd Annual
High School Art Competition sponsored by the College of Art and Architecture’s
Art and Design program. . . .
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The
LCSC Report
Powerpoint 2010. . . .
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Pirates
win District title; Bruner named coach of the year
The Prairie Pirates continued an undefeated march through White Pine
League opponents with a 62-49 win over Lapwai in the District Championship
game Wednesday, Feb. 26 at the LCSC Activity Center in Lewiston.. . .
Prairie beat Lapwai 62-49 for the District title Wednesday evening
and will play Glenns Ferry at 1:15 p.m. MST Thursday, March 6 in their
state opener at Vallivue High at Caldwell. Lapwai gets #1 ranked Butte
County at 6:15 p.m.
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Ulmer
named to North Idaho All-Star team
Kyndahl Ulmer of Prairie has been named to the Girls North All-Star
team. . . .
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2
earn state medals
Dally Ratcliff and Hunter McWilliams each earned a 6th place medal
at the State Wrestling Meet held Friday, Feb. 28 and Saturday, March 1
at the Ford Idaho Center in Nampa. . . .
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Summit
boys earn state berth
The Summit boys basketball team did it the hard way, but earned a trip
to the State Tournament this week at Caldwell. . . .
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A river of water flows past Fred’s Body Shop in downtown
Cottonwood at about 6 p.m. Monday evening. Cottonwood Police Chief Terry
Cochran reported Tuesday morning that apparently little water got into
any of the Main St. buildings thanks in large part to their plan of action
for such a situation. Some water got into the Fred’s Body Shop before they
got a dam built up in front of the doors. At Harman Agency water got right
up to the lip of the doorway but didn’t get in. Donn Clark set up a loader
in front of Hoene Hardware to divert water from the store. Photo by Judy
Klapprich Uhlenkott. See article at left for more photos. Click on the
photo for a larger view.
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The Prairie Pirates won the District Championship
over Lapwai last Wednesday, Feb. 26. It is the third District title in
the past 5 years for the Pirates after going 28 years without one. In front
with the trophy is Willie Wilson. Kneeling from left are Terran Peery,
Bryson Higgins, Mason Dalgliesh and Rhett Schlader. Back from left are
Dylon Bruegeman, manager Hunter Chaffee with fellow manager Cole Schlader
in front of him, Calvin Hinkelman, Tyler Hankerson, John Mager, Isaiah
Shears, Lucas Arnzen, Jared Higgins, Tanner Ross and Jake Bruner. Prairie
will play Glenns Ferry at 1:15 p.m. MST Thursday, March 6 at Caldwell’s
Vallivue High School. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Shown are the Students of the month for February at
Prairie Junior/Senior High School. High School students of the month
from left are Kirsten Latimer, Joseph Halligan and Casey Danly. Junior
High Student of the month Kendra Duclos is at far right. Kirsten comes
to class prepared and always has a positive attitude. She always
knows what the due dates for her assignments are so she never has to be
reminded to get things done. She works hard on her classwork, but
when she is caught up; she does work for other classes and is never idle.
She is also willing to help other students if needed. Joseph engages
in the learning process thoughtfully. He works wholeheartedly, is kind
to all around him. Casey is a hard worker and very responsible.
He always has a smile and is great to have in class. Kendra Duclos is an
outstanding student who takes pride in her work and always strives to excel.
She is helpful to others and respectful to her teachers and peers.
Photo by Ryan Hasselstrom.Click on the photo for a larger view.
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February attendance winners Brooklyn Riener and Anna
Kaschmitter. Phoenix Lemus was a January attendance winner. Students who
attend all week have their names put in a drawing. Each month two
names are drawn and the students have lunch with the principal at a restaurant
of their choice. Photo provided by Rene’ Forsmann.
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Mrs. Schumacher's first grade class won first place
in Prairie Elementary School's Box Top contest. Every year we hold
a contest to see which class turns in the most box tops. Each box
top is worth ten cents. Mrs. Schumacher's class earned $299.20 for
the school which means they tuned in 2,292 box tops!! They will receive
a super bounce party later this spring. There was a tie for second
place between Mrs. Kim Schumacher's third/fourth grade class and Mrs. Vikki
Riener's third grade class each earning $196.90. They will also
each have a super bounce party! Our Elementary School earned over
$1400 this school year so far earning EVERY class at the school an
ice cream party!! This money goes 100% to the school. We have
put all money earned over the last few years towards the school's new playground
equipment. This is a great and easy way for our school to earn extra
money. If you have any extra box tops you can turn them in to Lynn
Rehder in the front office at the Elementary school any time during
the school day. Congratulations to ALL the kids at the elementary
school. Photo by Sherry Holthaus. Click on the photo for a larger
view.
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The Summit Academy 7th and 8th grade girls finished
their volleyball season UNDEFEATED! After winning seven season matches,
the Patriot’s finished their season taking 1st place in the Prairie tournament
this last weekend. Summit’s amazing serves were their greatest strength
this season. Having only four girls in 7th and 8th grade, including one
injured player, the Patriots pulled up the 5th and 6th graders to complete
their competitive team. The team consisted of 8th graders: Lauren Stubbers
and Lucy Osborne, 7th graders: Taylor Lustig and Kayla Rehder, 6th graders:
Hailey Stubbers, Lexi Currier, and Erin Chmelik, 5th graders: Clara Osborne
and Kelly Stubbers and Coach Emily Prigge.This group of girls is excited
to play together again in 4 years, when they are in high school! Click
on the photo for a larger view.
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