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Mary Jo Wertz
New director at LIW Memorial Society
“I love history. I love Laura. Preserving Laura’s legacy is preserving American history ... our history!” Mary Jo Wertz brings a great deal of joy, enthusiasm and positivity to her new job as … more
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Water tower needs paint, inside and out
The De Smet City Council met on Wed., Sept. 13, at the Event Center to discuss several subjects including the water tower, Second and Chase Streets, the road levy and rock-throwing. WATER TOWER Shane … more
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Tucker Vincent of De Smet competed in the Sioux Valley Cycle Club’s 250 A Class motocross race Sun., Sept. 16 in Renner, S.D. Among local sponsors of Vincent are Castlerock Construction, Hasche Trucking and G&G Seamless. Overall, Vincent placed fifth at Renner in the 250 A race.
Local competes
De Smet’s King George Jensen and Queen Emily Jennings were crowned at De Smet Coronation Sunday night at the Dog House. Britt Carlson, left of King George, Kadyn Fast, Tom Aughenbaugh, Sophia Barr, Heaven Bachelle, Calliana Fields, Embrie Garry and Lane Rigge were all part of the Homecoming Court.
Homecoming week kicks off
De Smet’s Homecoming kicked off on Wed., Sept. 6, when the 2023 Homecoming Royalty was announced. Those nominated were George Jensen, Kadyn Fast, Britt Carlson, Tom Aughenbaugh, Heaven Bachelle, … more
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Residents hear options for approaches, sidewalks
Almost 30 De Smet residents attended the De Smet City Council’s Special Meeting held on Wed., Sept. 6, at the De Smet Event Center to go over the Second Street and Chase Street water, sewer and … more
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Homecoming fun
The school has been busy with dress-up days, cross-country meets, volleyball games and lots of festivities. more
Softball coop under consideration
The De Smet School Board met on Mon., Sept. 11, at 5:30 p.m. for a brief meeting. The highlights from the meeting were that a softball coop may be starting, and school enrollment continues to grow. … more
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Amanda Fields, Eric Fairchild, Chris Duklet, Chad Kruse, Billi Aughenbaugh and Dave Fields from the Chamber meet with Duklet to accept the $1,000 donation check from UltiMed, Inc.
Fundraising begins for digital welcome sign
De Smet Chamber of Commerce has a goal to update the wooden sign at the intersection of Highway 25 and Highway 14 to a digital sign. According to Chad Kruse, chamber president, the goal is to make … more
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Shane Roth
Roth nominated for leadership role
De Smet School Board President Shane Roth has been elected as the Second Vice President of the Associated School Boards of South Dakota (ASBSD) Board of Directors. ASBSD’s Second Vice President … more
Special meeting considers 2024 appropriations
The De Smet City Council held a special meeting on Wed., Aug. 30, at City Hall to go over special liquor licenses and the first reading of the 2024 Appropriations Ordinance IV-226. All special liquor … more
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Homecoming week
De Smet students will be celebrating homecoming week, Sept. 10-16, with the following events. Sunday – Coronation will be held at the Dog House at 7 p.m. School Dress-Up Days: Monday - Hawaiian Day … more
Rylie Osthus looks forward to helping others in the area at Dakota Family Chiropractic.
Services to help those on the move
If you need help moving, two new businesses in De Smet may be able to help. If you are struggling with getting around physically, Dr. Rylie Osthus with Dakota Family Chiropractic can help, and if you … more
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Military to be honored
On Fri., Sept. 8, at 7 p.m., the De Smet Bulldogs will be playing football against Oldham-Ramona-Rutland in Rutland. Rutland will be holding their 8th Annual Military/First Responder Appreciation … more
The DCW held their annual New Member Supper at the De Smet Event Center. Those in attendance were Simone Grubb, back left, Joyce Piehl, Marina Garcia, Nita Muser, Janet Brag, Kathy Heller, Kathy Ostrander, Nicole Lancaster; Helen Janish, front left, Lorenda Anderson and Snookie Stoddard.
Community women — unite!
The De Smet Community Women (DCW) held a New Member Supper on Aug. 16 at the De Smet Event Center. We reached out to the DCW and the Lake Preston Progressive Community Women (PCW) to find out more … more
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Farmer’s Market done for the year
Last Wed., Aug. 16, the Hazel Meyer Memorial Library lawn was filled with vendors from Arlington, De Smet and Hayti, selling their goods at the Farmers Market for the final time of the season. The … more
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The Holy Rock-a-Rollaz were rockin’ the De Smet Event Center stage on Sunday afternoon. It’s a full house rockin’ & loving their show.
Holy Rock-a-Rollaz rock the theatre
Steve Smith with Lion Bus Company discussed electric vehicle safety with De Smet Fire and Rescue Team members. The De Smet School District used federal grant money to purchase an electric bus for the 2023-24 school year.
Enrollment up for this school year
On Mon., Aug. 14, the De Smet School Board met to discuss regular business including the school’s growing enrollment numbers, the new bus and the elementary school project. GROWING ENROLLMENT Both … more
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Chiropractic office, realtor coming to town
The De Smet City Council met on Wed., Aug. 9, at 5 p.m. at the De Smet Event Center to discuss several things including plans for parking at the new elementary school, the Event Center and swimming … more
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Jaycie Forbes, daughter of Troy and Pam Forbes, was named the 2023 American Gelbvieh Junior Association (AGJA) Junior Breeder of the Year.
Forbes honored as Junior Breeder of the Year
Congratulations to Jaycie Forbes, daughter of Troy and Pam Forbes, on being named the 2023 American Gelbvieh Junior Association (AGJA) Junior Breeder of the Year. Forbes' family owns and operates … more
Are you ready for some football?
The De Smet Bulldog football team has been practicing since last Thursday. The volleyball team starts practice on Thur., Aug. 10. The football team's first game is on Fri., Aug. 18 against Castlewood … more
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