|
The hole
in the side of the Arnzen Drug building has been completely covered
over as tin siding was installed after the hole was patched. On Tuesday
morning they pulled the letters off and are prepping to put tin siding
on the front of the building as well. Arnzen Building Construction is
doing the work. Click on the photo for a larger view.
|
Three
St. John Bosco Academy students placed in the Diocese of Boise
Thanksgiving art and essay contest. Charlie Baldwin placed third
among 2nd graders for his art submission depicting his thankfulness for
his faith. In the essay contest, Malachi Graham-Pile placed 2nd
among 6th graders and Miah Mager placed first for 7th grade. Shown
above is Charlie Baldwin’s winning artwork. Photo provided by St. John
Bosco Academy. Click on the photo for a larger view.
|
Football
awards were given out Monday, Nov. 29. Shown are the JV and varsity
plaque winners. Front from left are JV Pirate Award winner Jake
Quintal, Varsity Pirate Award winner Wyatt Ross and JV offensive
lineman of the year Evan Schwartz. Back from left and JV offensive
player of the year Trenton Lorentz, varsity defensive lineman of the
year Jesse Cronan, varsity offensive lineman of the year Shane Hanson,
Co-MVP and defensive player of the year T.J. Hibbard, Co-MVP and
offensive player of the year Brody Hasselstrom, JV defensive player of
the year Noah Geis and JV defensive lineman of the year Carter Shears.
Unable to attend was JV most valuable player Eli Hinds. Click on the photo for a larger view.
|
|
Cottonwood native JR Kaschmitter is shown here with his wife Julie after his completion of the 125th
Boston Marathon on Oct. 11, 2021. His time for the 26.21 mile course
was 3 hours and 13 minutes. Kaschmitter started running at Prairie High
School in the 1600 and 3200 under then coach Gordon Heath. After
graduating in 1997, he went to North Idaho College in Coeur d’Alene on
a cross country scholarship, completing a 2-year program in carpentry.
He then went to lineman school through Boise State University, traveled
in several states, and ended up in Bozeman, MT, where he met his wife.
Later, JR and Julie married and built 2 houses in Colville, WA, where
he started running again after a 15 year hiatus. JR is a self-employed
general contractor and has 3 children: JD, 11; Lilly, 9 and Tenny, 7.
He is the son of John and Chris Kaschmitter of Cottonwood. Photo
courtesy of Chris Kaschmitter. Click on the photo for a larger view.
|
Betty
Campbell found this old photo and has no idea who is in it or when or
where it was taken. With the man in the I sweater at right she thought
it might be a photo of a U of I graduation. Let her know if you know
the people in the photo and if there are some of your family she is
willing to let you have the photo. The original photo is mounted on
heavy cardboard and is about 20 inches wide. Click on the photo for a larger view.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Riener's
Grocery Weekly Ad
Pastor's
Column
Community
Events at a Glance
(if you have an event you want on the events calendar,
contact Greg Wherry at the Cottonwood Chronicle at cotchron@qwestoffice.net)
Classified
Ads
Subscription
Info
Previous
Updates
Local
Links
|
