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During the December 4-H meeting, members made a string art ornament craft and discussed ideas for the 2022 year. The next meeting will be Jan. 24 at 5:30 p.m. at the 4-H building. Area youth are invited to be a part of 4-H. Cloverleaf leaders are Jamie Forbes and Anne Aamot. Submitted by Kirby Miller, reporter.
Cloverleaf 4-H hosts December meeting
Iroquois Educator of the Year
Bensley-Rounds American Legion Post 280 of Iroquois presented Mrs. Barbara Madison, 4-8 grade teacher at the Pearl Creek Colony of the Iroquois Public School, the Educator of the Year Certificate of … more
The Iroquois Peer Assistant Team (IPAT) has assembled and delivered fruit bags to 57 community members. The IPAT members understand how difficult these past few years have been and hope to make everyone’s day brighter. Pictured are Harley Nelson, left, Katie Dubro, Lily Blue, Kaylee Morehead and Kera Dubro. Advisors for IPAT are Mr. Scott Beehler and Ms. Karen Bohlander.
The spirit of giving
On Sun., Dec. 11, the Iroquois Area Community Club held its annual soup supper and Tour of Lights. To add to the evening, the Iroquois School performed the Christmas play, "North Pole Has Talent," and the 5th grade held a Business Fair. A large crowd was on hand to enjoy the evening. Left to right: Samantha Torguson, Harley Nelson, Katie Dubro, Hannah Hofhenke.
Community Club has talent!
Community Calendar
Dec. 25: Faith Congregation and Prairie Haven Churches combined Christmas Day Services 10:30 more
This year, the Iroquois HOSA Chapter was chosen to decorate a Christmas tree at the Capitol in Pierre. HOSA officers Skylar Owens, Lily Blue and Kaylee Morehead decorated the tree according to the theme throughout the Capitol of "Warm Winter Wishes."
HOSA decorates tree at S.D. State Capitol
Sammy Bretz, preschooler at Iroquois, builds his gingerbread house with royal frosting.
Making gingerbread houses
The preschoolers at Iroquois had fun building and decorating gingerbread houses for the holiday. The children used royal frosting to attach candies to the graham cracker structure. The houses were on … more
Members attending the South Dakota FFA State Leadership Development Events were Kaylee Morehead, left, Katie Dubro, Harley Nelson and Satoya Myers.
Marketing Plan Team attends state
Congratulations to the following students on their great work at the South Dakota FFA State Leadership Development Events in Pierre on December 5 and 6. Students had to qualify at the district level … more
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Sara Newman and daughter Addison read a book together. 
Time to Read ’n Roll
Last week, families had the opportunity to participate in Read 'n Roll at Iroquois School. The elementary student council served juice, coffee and rolls while parents, grandparents and children read … more
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Mark your calendars!
Dec. 11 is a big day for the members of the Iroquois Community, and everyone is invited to take part in all the activities. • The fifth-grade class of Iroquois Elementary … more
Mark your calendars!
Mark your calendars! The Abbott House fundraiser event, sponsored each year by the Methodist Church in Iroquois, will be held on Wed., Dec. 1. Come and go soup supper from 5-6:30 p.m., while you … more
Preschoolers at Iroquois learned about the Little Red Hen this past week. As part of their activities, they made chef hats and baked bread.  Pictured left to right are Savannah Driggers, Finly Dunsworth, Motley Barth and Jessa Jacobs. 
Learning how to make bread
Legion donates book to library
The Kingsbury County American Legion donated the book “Vietnam Vets: Still Coming Home, Their Stories—In Their Words” by Steven H. Feimer and Kristine Elin-Cable to the Iroquois Public School. … more
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The South Dakota High School Sports Officials Council recognized officials with 25 years in the officiating profession. Mike Ruth has been the superintendent and elementary principal in Iroquois for eight years. As an official, Ruth has been fortunate enough to work several district, region and SoDak19 matches, along with four state volleyball tournaments. He has been privileged to work five “B” boys' basketball tournaments, seven “B” girls' basketball tournaments including three championship games and one “A” girls' basketball tournament. He has also recently started officiating football. Mike thanks his family for allowing him to officiate over the years. He also feels a deep gratitude to be mentored by many great officials.
Ruth receives award
Iroquois Legion announcements
Bensley-Rounds American Legion Post 280 will be hosting a Poultry Party/Turkey Bingo on Sat., Nov. 13 at the Iroquois Legion Hall beginning at 7 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend. Bingo will be … more
Rosalie Wehlander created an outdoor water toy with funnels, pool noodles and pails as a 4-H project. She donated it to the Iroquois Preschool for their outdoor classroom.  Pictured are Motley Barth, kneeling left, Isabelle Rose, Lanna Houghtaling, Ella Strickler, Savannah Driggers, Kaebrey Brown, Finly Dunsworth, Rowena Guthmiller. Raea Guthmiller, standing left, Mary Wienbar (preschool teacher) Carlos Perez Torres, Rosalie Wehlander.
Water toy for outdoor learning
Elanco Sponsor Representative, left, Lexi Burma, Rebecca Bich, Harley Nelson, Katie Dubro, Logan Pekron, Kaylee Morehead, Lily Blue and the Syngenta Sponsor Representative. 
FFA Attends 94th National Convention & Expo
Twelve members from the Iroquois FFA Chapter, along with students across the nation, attended the 94th National FFA Convention and Expo from Oct. 27-30 in Indianapolis, Ind. There were over 55,000 … more
Jessa Jacobs works hard to empty the seeds from her pumpkin at the Iroquois Fall Festival.
Fresh from the pumpkin patch
Anthony Bullene
Purple Heart recipient to speak at program
A Veterans Day program will be held Thurs., Nov. 11 in Iroquois at 3:00 p.m. in the south school gym. Honored speaker will be Navy veteran HN Anthony Bullene who served as a Hospital Corpsman during … more
Something for young and old alike at Fall Festival
Kids’ crafts, a scavenger hunt, pumpkin painting, spaghetti supper and bingo are all part of the Fall Festival on Sat., Oct. 23, presented by the Iroquois Area Community Club.Start time is 3 p.m., … more
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