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10 years ago August 24, 2016 The museum is still unearthing treasures, discovering things in boxes they didn’t know about. Some of the rarer objects have gotten the board thinking about running … more
Lake Preston Council met on Mon., Aug. 10, 2026. Those present were Mayor Donna Bumann, Joe Schnell, Khristy Mogler, Austin Strande (via phone), Jim Conrad, Rick Olson, Finance Officer Brenda Klug, … more
Action surged around the Lake Preston school for open house and for the first day of classes. When students and parents pulled up to school for an open house, they were greeted with a street full of … more
Welcome back to the funny farm, where the air is a little clearer this week, mostly because I am no longer operating as a human chimney. I finally drew a line in the sand. I turned the big 5-0 last … more
Local musicians embarked on yet another successful adventure at Rushmore Music Camp, which has provided an unforgettable music experience for youth since 1970. Twenty students from the De Smet and … more
While many students and staff were excited to start school last week, some retired teachers gathered for a NOT-back-to-school get-together at former Lake Preston music teacher Lynne Brown’s house. … more
The Kingsbury County Commissioners met on Tues., Aug. 18 at 8:30 a.m. at the Kingsbury County Courthouse to discuss highway matters, James Perkins Day and data centers. highway Dept. Dave Sorenson, … more
In 2006, the De Smet Development Corporation hosted a community meeting to form the goals that would become our 20-Year Comprehensive Plan. Now, two decades later, we’re seeking community input … more
The De Smet School Board met on Mon., Aug. 17 at 5:30 p.m. at the high school library to hear from some students and discuss school lunches and the bleachers. seniors During public comment, Adalyn … more
Human anatomy is fascinatingly and frustratingly complex. In each body, 600 muscles, 206 bones and 360 joints provide structural stability and movement; two lungs circulate air through 1,500 miles of … more
10 years ago August 17, 2016 Jan Mobley is known in Lake Preston for her 32 different kinds of pies and her caramel rolls, but she is developing a new passion these days. After she sold her business … more
The Lake Preston School Board meeting was held on Mon., Aug. 10, 2026. Summer Maintenance and Construction Superintendent Dana Felderman reported that the sidewalk project was progressing, with … more
The Dorothee Pike Memorial Library celebrated the conclusion of its "Unearth a Story" Summer Reading Program with an afternoon filled with awards, pizza and plenty of magic. Participants gathered for … more
10 years ago August 17, 2016 Progress continues toward readying a new baseball field for next year’s season. In their latest update at the city council meeting Aug. 10, councilmen George Cavanaugh … more
The De Smet City Council met at the De Smet Event Center on Wed., Aug. 12 at 5 p.m. to hear from Cliff Hadley regarding James Perkins Day and to acquire street updates from Casey Harty. james perkins … more
Many hidden talents abound in our area, and the Lake Preston Museum will be opening its doors on Aug. 22-23 to showcase one of them. Todd Huntimer, Arlington, will have some of his artwork on display … more
Spirit Lake Presbyterian Church Worship Service Sun., Aug. 23 at 10:30 a.m. Live Facebook, FM 88.1. Pastor Dick Poppen speaks on KXLG Radio 99.1 Sun., 8:03 a.m.   Michelle Melberg will offer pulpit … more
Trinity Lutheran Church will have worship Sun., Aug. 23 at 8 a.m. with communion. Visitors are always welcome. Andrew Nelson and Lorelee Nelson went to Brookings on Thursday. Lorelee met teaching and … more
Richard, Nancy and the Travis Bornitz families traveled to Ghent, Minn., last Sunday to attend Richard’s cousin Daniel VanLeeuwe's family farm, being recognized as a Minnesota Centennial farm. The … more
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