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On Wed., Dec. 13 at the Event Center, 11 high school students attended a day-long training summit to become a Teens Teacher as part of the Teens as Teachers program of the South Dakota Youth …
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By Amy Halverson, Kingsbury Journal
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When driving east of Lake Preston, it is noticeable that all equipment at the Gevo Net-Zero 1 facility site is gone. The trailer, solar panels and fencing were removed within the past few weeks, …
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By Dave Fields, Kingsbury Journal
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Ron Benson received the 2023 Wildlife Habitat Award from the South Dakota Division of the Izaak Walton League of America (IWLA) on Fri., Dec. 8. Benson was recognized for conservation practices he …
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By Amy Halverson, Kingsbury Journal
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The money collected on a $117.50 speeding ticket is distributed to the following sources: $39 to the school district in the county where the violation occurred, $30 to the Law Enforcement Officer …
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On Sat., Dec. 2, 2023, The Ty Eschenbaum Foundation (TEF) held the Second Annual Earn The Gift Gala at the Sioux Falls Convention Center. A summation of sponsors, bids on silent and live auction …
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On Mon., Dec. 18, a retirement party was held at the De Smet Veterinary Service office, honoring Dr. Tim Salonen. The small office was full of friends, family and customers who all wanted to wish …
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By Amy Halverson, Kingsbury Journal
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De Smet sophomore Macailyn Pillar was selected as South Dakota District 2 FFA Vice President for 2023-2024 on Nov. 20. Pillar will be helping with many State FFA events while in office. She has …
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The popular bi-annual community meeting sponsored by the De Smet Development Corporation was held in the back room of the Oxbow Restaurant on Tues., Dec. 12 at 7 a.m. Business and organizational …
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By Amy Halverson, Kingsbury Journal
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10 YEARS AGO November 20, 2013 The 2013 homeless count conducted Sept. 24 by the South Dakota Housing for the Homeless Consortium (SDHHC) revealed that 1,155 individuals are homeless in South Dakota. …
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De Smet City Council met on Wed., Dec. 13 at 5 p.m. at the De Smet Event Center to discuss Impact classes, the Second Street and Chase Street project, changes to the De Smet Event Center contracts …
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By Amy Halverson, Kingsbury Journal
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Since 2010, Lake Preston farmer Wayne Soren has helped lead the state’s largest agriculture organization, serving as Vice President of South Dakota Farmers Union (SDFU). During the organization’s …
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By Lura Roti, South Dakota Farmers Union
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Myths are just stories we tell ourselves and others to make sense of the world around us. They convey beliefs or values and attempt to tell truths. In their effort to tell the truth, myths may …
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By Jill Kruse, D.O.
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Mark Knight was the speaker at church on Dec. 17, speaking on II Peter 1:19. He talked about the fulfilling of a 700-year prophecy when Christ was born. He also explained from various scriptures it …
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By Rose Grothe
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Trinity Lutheran Church will have worship on Dec. 24 at 9 p.m. Everyone is welcome to come. There will be no morning services that day. There will be no confirmation or Sunday School classes next …
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By Lorelee Nelson
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Spirit Lake Presbyterian Church worship service is Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Sunday School is at 9:30 a.m. FM 88.1 Live Facebook Pastor Dick Poppen speaks on KWAT radio on Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Christmas …
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By Illdena Poppen
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12/20/23
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Iroquois preschoolers created gingerbread houses using milk cartons, royal icing and candies. They were displayed at the school and then sent home after the elementary Christmas concert. Each …
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The Esmond Hall was filled with friends, family and neighbors Dec. 13 for the annual community Christmas party after the event had to be cancelled the past three years. In 2020-21, it was called off …
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By Donna Palmlund, Kingsbury Journal
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December 21, 1883 Wednesday morning, the doors of J.J. Sweet’s hardware store were closed by the sheriff for a claim of $2,250 held by W.C. Lostutter against the establishment. Other creditors have …
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