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The Iroquois-Lake Preston boys just finished their first basketball team camp together as the Iroquois-Lake Preston Sharks. They played in the Yellowjacket Team Camp in Spearfish and went 2-2 in pool play with both losses only by seven and three points. Then, they went 1-1 in tourney play, losing by one point in overtime.

6/23/22

The current project has been getting residents very excited.

High speed internet on its way in Iroquois area

Valley FiberCom is coming to the Iroquois area, including rural addresses. The crew digging the lines are making quick business of it. A handful of satellite internet services currently operating in … more

By Darcy Miller | 5/25/22

American citizenship award winners

5/25/22

HIS accelerated readers

Many sites and statistics back the 15/20 minutes-a-day rule of thumb; 15/20 minutes of independent reading can expose students to more than a million words of text in a year. In addition, reading … more

By Shannon Palmlund | 5/18/22

Shelby Pekron, left, Katie Dubro, Kara Camin, Nathan Enninga, Madi Burma, Kaylee Morehead

FFA banquet

5/18/22

Eva Shoultz, left, and Emma Hill look at books donated by ABT.

AB&T donates books to Iroquois High School

The Iroquois branch of American Bank & Trust donated a complete set of books by Jonathan Friesen to the Iroquois Middle and High School Library. Author Jonathon Friesen was the keynote speaker at … more

By James Jesser, Kingsbury Journal | 5/18/22

Iroquois High School graduation was May 14 for seniors Montana Sprong, left front, Hannah Hofhenke, Alex Generoso; Kaitlyn Konshak, back left, Harley Nelson, Katie Dubro and Samantha Torguson.

Congratulations, IHS Class of 2022

5/18/22

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Iroquois High School Blood Drive nets 37 units On Wed., May 4, Iroquois High School held a blood drive, collecting 37 units of blood. This has the potential to help up to 111 patients. The blood … more

5/11/22

Booster Club scholarship

Seniors Katie Dubro, left, and Harley Nelson received the Iroquois Booster Club Scholarships in the amount of $500 each. Other scholarship winners were Jackrabbit Scholarship: Katie Dubro and Kaitlyn … more

5/11/22

National Honor Society

5/4/22

The Iroquois High School Drama Department presented "Cafe Murder" on May 1. It was a murder mystery comedy centered around a loud, annoying hypochondriac, convinced she is allergic to water. She is at the cafe to celebrate her birthday with her four kooky sisters. Cast and crew include Kera Dubro, back left, Hannah Hofhenke, Kaylee Morehead, Lexi Burma, and Kali Burma; Chenoa Harris, middle left, Katie Dubro, Anna Decker, Harley Nelson, Shelby Pekron, Rebecca Bich and Samantha Torguson; Lily Blue, front left, Rosalie Wehlander, Satoya Myers, director Ms. Karen Bohlander and sound system Mrs. Jennifer Karlen.

‘Cafe Murder’ performed

5/4/22

1942: Less coffee in the future

April 25, 1912As the frost goes out of the ground, the annual Iroquois and Doland railway is being revived. It is now reported that the grading contract has been let, and the contractor will be on … more

4/27/22

Iroquois Elementary School Cleans Up

Mrs. Dawn Bindert and Peyton Eckhardt, above right, and Tristan Askew, Iroquois Elementary third graders, cleaned up around the school in celebration of Earth Day. After they were done, the children … more

4/27/22

Students from Iroquois School and Pearl Creek Colony will represent the Iroquois School District at the JVC Spelling Bee in May. Students had not participated in the spelling bee for two years due to COVID-19. This year's participants are Layton Peskey and Bekah Dunsworth, first grade; Abby Bechen and Jayce Geyer, second grade; Symphony Barth and Anthony Blue, third grade; Willy Miller and Sophie Waldner, fourth grade; Madelyn Cundy and Janelis Klancnik, fifth grade and John Raether and Brycen Blue, sixth grade. Sophie Waldner, lower right, fourth grader at Pearl Creek Colony and pictured above, Madelyn Cundy, back left, Brycen Blue, Anthony Blue, Janelis Klanchnik and John Raether; Layton Peskey, front left, Willy Miller, Symphony Barth, Bekah Dunsworth, Abby Bechen and Jayce Geyer.

Can you spell S U C C E S S?

4/20/22

Fourth graders pictured clockwise from upper left are Ali Rowcliffe, Clarissa Hanson, McKenzie Williams, Jamisyn Siefert, Zackary Almont, Arianna Bakke, Jayce Gronewold, Emmet Dunsworth, Kiley Query, Willy Miller and Lauren Oestereich.

Over 160 pounds of pop tabs collected

Each year, the elementary schools of Iroquois School District participate in a pop tab war. This year, the schools collected a total of 160 pounds (approximately 202,720 pop tabs). The fourth grade … more

4/13/22

Above: Iroquois students and their dates who attended the post-prom party on April 8 pose by the inflatables. Students enjoyed activities and prizes provided by M J Bouncy House Rentals, the Huron SD National Guard, parents, community members and businesses, who graciously donated their time, money and prizes. Left: Some of the juniors participating in the cash and crawl. Whatever money they got while blind folded, they got to keep!

Post-prom festivities

4/13/22

Kaitlyn Konshak, back left, Harley Nelson, Hannah Hofenhenke, Katie Dubro and Samantha Troguson. Montana Sprong, front left, and Alex Generoso.

Prom Night 2022

4/13/22

River Bretz and Conner Huls enjoy a dance.

Middle school dance

Iroquois IPAT (Iroquois Peer Assistance Team) members sponsored a middle school dance Sat., April 9. Forty-two middle schoolers attended this event. It was a fun evening with good food, good music, … more

4/13/22

Pictured are Kera Dubro, back left, Anna Decker, Chenoa Harris, Katie Dubro, Lily Blue, Lexi Burma, Rebecca Bich, Rosalie Wehlander; Kaylee Morehead, front left, Skyla Harris, Sarah Bice, Natalie Cundy, Hannah Hofhenke.

HOSA places at State Leadership Conference

Iroquois HOSA recently attended the HOSA State Leadership Conference in Sioux Falls. The following HOSA members placed in their events and will be eligible to attend the HOSA International … more

4/6/22

Festival of young Iroquois voices

Thirteen students from Iroquois Middle School attended the Festival of Young Voices in Brookings on March 8. They rehearsed with students chosen from eight other schools and performed in a concert … more

4/6/22

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