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Joyce Jefferson, Geraldine Goes In Center, and Lillian Witt will present “Dakota Daughters” at the De Smet Event Center this Friday.
Play honors Wounded Knee massacre
On Fri., March 24, the South Dakota Association of Family and Consumer Sciences will offer a presentation of the “Dakota Daughters: Wounded Knee Massacre, 1890” at 7 p.m. at the De Smet Event … more
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Fans and students had a great time dressing up in their themed days during the tournament.
State Tournament
Willem Lim, back left, Wyatt Rigge, Coach Jeff Gruenhagen, Sam Gigov, Tristan Olson, Trace Van Regenmorter, Grant Wilkinson, Damon Wilkinson, George Jensen, Kasen Janssen, Britt Carlson, Mark Birkel, Assistant Coach Becky Geyer and Assistant Coach Dustin Olson. Owen Anderson (Bulldog) Emma Sundenga, Tanner Tolzin, Ganon Henrich, Kadyn Fast, Gannon Gruenhagen, Tom Aughenbaugh, Edger Wilkinson, Jo Botkin and Coy Van Regenmorter. Philomene Henry, front left, Julie Anderson, Leah Millman, Macailyn Pillar and Kendra Palmlund.
2023 State Class B Champions
This photograph compares the difference between a new water filter and a filter after only two-and-a-half weeks of use at the Weisel residence.
Billing rates increase, less than some towns
De Smet City Council members met on Wed., March 8, at the De Smet Event Center for their regular monthly meeting. Some of the items discussed during the meeting were rising garbage rates, transfer of … more
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E-learning feedback mostly positive
The De Smet School Board met briefly on Mon., March 13, to discuss several items including kindergarten screenings, new technology, e-learning and the new school building. E-LEARNING Van Regenmorter … more
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The Easter Bunny is coming to town!
Come enjoy a morning with your littles at the Annual De Smet Community Women’s Easter Egg Hunt on April 8 at 10:00 a.m. The hunt will take place at Washington Park if weather permits, but if not, … more
Dates for roller skating
Roller skating dates for the rest of this season have been set. Mark your calendars for March 31, April 6, April 14 and May 19. Skating is open from 7:00-9:00 p.m., and everyone is welcome! more
De Smet’s show choir performed in Watertown last week during Region Small Group Contest and received positive comments on their performance.
Music is in the air
Mrs. Kayla Vockrodt has had a busy year as the band director for both De Smet and Lake Preston Schools. She shared how activities have been going so far this school year, and what’s coming up for … more
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Expanding offerings
De Smet has long been blessed with many businesses and services that cannot be found in most towns of our size. The De Smet Development Corporation is proud to highlight some of those as they become … more
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De Smet community blood drive results
LifeServe Blood Center held a blood drive in De Smet on March 2, with a great turn-out. Twenty-seven participants donated 32 units of life-saving blood. Thank you to every donor who helped to boost … more
Civ-Tac Corp. will host variety of firearms classes. You can learn more at their website www.civtaccorp.com.
A place to learn about firearms
After several CrossFit AVA gym members showed interest in learning more about firearms for either self-protection or competition, a new business was created, Civ-Tac Corp. Civ-Tac Corp. stands for … more
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Kemp named to Dean’s List
David Kemp, of De Smet, SD, was named to the College of Charleston Fall 2022 Dean's List. Kemp is majoring in Arts Management. To quality for Dean's List, students must earn a GPA of 3.600 or higher … more
‘Tea and a Talk’ about women’s equality
The Hazel L. Meyer Memorial Library in De Smet will host a “Tea and a Talk” Mon., Feb. 27, at 10 a.m. with guest speaker Hannah Haksgaard from the South Dakota Humanities Council. Haksgaard will … more
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On Feb. 9, the De Smet 5th graders held their DARE graduation with Officer Mike Jenkins.
DARE graduation
De Smet School District to celebrate School Board Recognition Week
The De Smet School District will join districts across the state to thank school board members for their leadership and service to our local school district and community during South Dakota School … more
On Sun., Feb. 19 in Huron, S.D., Nate Wilkinson, De Smet, won the 10-year-old boy division of the Knights of Columbus District Free Throw Contest, making 16 out of 25 shots. His score will be sent in to the state office to see if it qualifies for the state competition in Chamberlain on Sun., March 5.
Wilkinson wins in Huron
De Smet High School junior Calliana Fields was officially crowned as Miss Dakota Plains Outstanding Teen on Feb. 11 — her 17th birthday — in Rapid City, S.D., by Olivia Odenbrett, the reigning Miss South Dakota Outstanding Teen. Fields will compete for that overall title at the statewide pageant to be held in early June at South Dakota State University in Brookings. She will start visiting businesses around town this week seeking sponsorships for expenses related to her pageant and title responsibilities.
Fields crowned
De Smet coaches and students were excited to compete in this year’s State One-Act Play Festival held in Sioux Falls.
One-Act performers finish out season
De Smet students competed at the State One-Act Play Festival on Feb. 2-4 at O’Gorman High School in Sioux Falls. The festival began on Thursday morning with plays from Class AA, Class A and Class B … more
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Well approved for airport, land leased
De Smet City Council met on Wed., Feb. 8, at the De Smet Event Center to discuss several items including bids for the lease of airport land, Isaac Wilde’s request to install a new well and updates … more
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New electric bus coming
Several items were discussed during the De Smet School Board’s meeting on Mon., Feb. 13, but the main topic of interest was the new electric school bus. Abi Van Regenmorter presented the board with … more
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