Updated October 8, 2015
Backcountry pilot is featured
“The backcountry of west central Idaho and eastern Oregon has some of the better winter and spring flying opportunities found anywhere in the Northwest,” writes historian and backcountry pilot Richard Holm, Jr. . . .
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Keith Wassmuth is big winner at Mystery Night
Summit Academy held their 18th annual Mystery Night Fundraiser on Saturday, October 3rd.  . . .
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Brats and Brew set for Oct. 24
October is here!  The Library crew is busy planning for our Brats and Brew event! . . .
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October events for Tri-Parish Youth
Let the life of Christ speak to your heart and may these words change the world! We are inviting you to join us this month as we gather to make a difference in each others lives through service, retreats, a Bible study, learning, planning, sharing, Catholic Q and A, Socials and more. . . .
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The LCSC Report
Two more classes offered through the LCSC Grangeville Outreach. . . .
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VFW awards deadline is Nov. 1
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4902 is seeking students in grades 6-12 to enter the VFW national essay and speech award competition. . . .
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
The YWCA has declared October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month and has several activities planned for the month. . . .
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Pirates beat Lapwai by 40
What was supposed to be a competitive game quickly turned in the Prairie Pirates favor as the Pirates beat Lapwai 60-20 at Cottonwood Friday, Oct. 2. . . .
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Lady Pirates sweep Kamiah
The Prairie Lady Pirates dominated the Kamiah Kubs in a home match Tuesday, Sept. 29, holding them to single digits in each game of a 3 game sweep, 25-9, 25-9, 25-7. . . .
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Tidwell 6th at Moscow meet
Kylie Tidwell finished 6th in the varsity women’s race at the Bob Weisel Moscow Invitational Crosscountry meet held Saturday, Oct. 3 at Phillips Farm State Park north of Moscow. . . .
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Summit wins 2 of 3 matches
The Summit volleyball team played 3 matches this past week, winning 2 of them. . . .
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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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Keith Wassmuth, left, was the big winner at Summit Academy’s Mystery Night Saturday, Oct. 3 at the Greencreek Hall. Also shown are Kevin and Kathy Rehder, M.C.’s and Julie Sonnen. Photo by Ned Waters. Click on the photo for a larger view.

The Mystery Night committee did a lot of work to make the Greencreek Community Hall look like a real castle for their Mystery Night this past Saturday, Oct. 3. Between the castle turrets shown and the chain hanging chandeliers, event goers got the feel of a medieval setting for “A Knight to Remember.” Mystery Night is Summit Academy’s biggest fundraiser each year. Photo provided by Alea Wassmuth. Click on the photo for a larger view.

Join us this Thursday as backcountry pilot Richard Holm, Jr. presents the history of backcountry airstrips in our region. Thursday at 7:00 p.m. at Spirit Center. Refreshments provided. See article above left.

Prairie High School has no cheerleaders for football this year so a group of youngsters took it on themselves to count off jumping jacks after Prairie touchdowns at last Friday’s football game against Lapwai.  Click on the photo for a larger view.

Shayla Kirsch and Alli Geis were September attendance winners.  The girls were treated to lunch at a restaurant of their choice.  How do students get chosen?   Every week that a student is in school their name is put in the drawing.  So for the month of September a student could have had their name in the drawing 5 times.    Congratulations to Shayla and Alli.  Photo submitted by Rene’ Forsmann. Click on the photo for a larger view.

Denny Blewett, who some may recognize as a softball umpire, presents Rene’ Forsmann with the #1 stamped and autographed edition of a comic book he has started called “The G Squad” that emphasizes the Golden Rule, which is also restated in the banner behind them. He features Cottonwood School District as his first G-Squad Character Hall of Fame Award in the centerspread of his comic. More information on Blewett’s comic can be found on their website at www.g-squad.org. Click on the photo for a larger view.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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