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Twin year-old nannies belonging to Helen and Larry Janish of De Smet, have five babies between them. It isn't clear which kids belong to which mom as both moms take care of all five. This is unusual since goats are typically territorial and only want their own.
’Tis the season for babies!
Anne Nopens fills prescriptions for customers during her final shift at Lewis Drug.
Nopens hangs up her white coat
Anne Nopens celebrated her retirement from Lewis Drug on Fri., March 10, after a long career in pharmacy with her daughter, Lisa Greene, who was by her side for most of her career. Nopens began … more
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Clay target season opens for students
The spring 2023 High School Clay Target season is open for student athlete registration and will be closing at noon CST on March 20, this coming Monday. Kingsbury County has three high schools, De … more
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Court News
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 … more
Sheriff Reports
The Kingsbury County Sheriff’s Department reports two accidents.March 1 – Jolyne Wilen of Erwin was traveling east on 200 Street near 436 Avenue, when she hit some ice and proceeded to go in the … more
St. Patrick’s Day drinks for all ages
As I was browsing at all the recipes I’ve shared so far, I realized I rarely share drink recipes. This is pretty crazy considering all the drink recipes I’ve collected throughout my time … more
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Little known facts about ... eye color
Have you ever heard the phrase “the eye is the jewel of the body” or “the eye is the window into the soul?” What I find interesting is everyone's individual eye color. I am a hazel; it comes … more
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Getting ready for GEVO, and school promotion
The Lake Preston Board of Education held its regular monthly meeting on Mon., Mar. 13, at 5:30 p.m. in the superintendent’s conference room. The meeting topics included a possible new school … more
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1943: Snow did damage to communities
10 YEARS AGO March 13, 2013 Superintendent Tim Casper was a little late for the board meeting, but no one was complaining because his son Chase had just come home from the hospital. Chase, who is … more
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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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO: Shon Asleson, left, and Buster Vincent clown with glee after the Bulldogs won a berth to the State A Basketball Tournament in Sioux Falls. Buster’s brother Billy coached the Sioux Valley team the Bulldogs defeated.
1948: Telephone ringing being improved on party lines
10 YEARS AGO March 8, 2013 Sarah Schultz of De Smet, a math education major at Dakota State University in Madison, is student teaching middle school math during the spring semester at Mitchell Middle … more
Always imagined herself as a teacher
The daughter of Jim and Julie and a sister to Logan and Grayson, Leah Marie Millman has the nickname “Lean.” Leah has been involved in cheerleading, four years; the all-school play, two years; … more
Wants to play ball in college
De Smet High School senior Damon Wilkinson is the son of Mark and Brittani Wilkinson. He has two brothers, Grant and Nate, as well as one sister, Brinley. When he was young, Damon always wanted to be … more
Foundation funds help detect early signs of cancer and speed treatment
A diagnosis of cancer can turn a patient’s life upside down – physically, emotionally and financially. Detecting it early, through screenings supported by investors through the Horizon Health … more
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1943: School hours to be changed
March 13, 1913The new electric headlights on the Northwestern locomotives are certainly powerful lights, and the train men are well pleased with the change. The track is now so well-lit a small … more
Kingsbury County 4-Hers took part in a Youth for the Quality Care of Animals (YQCA) seminar recently. Jillian Calmus, 4-H advisor of Miner County, was the presenter. YQCA, a program for youth ages 8-21, provides quality assurance education on all livestock species. The program is required for youth who produce and show livestock through 4-H. It focuses on food safety, animal well-being and character development.
Cloverleaf 4-H Club
The Cloverleaf 4-H Club met in February, focusing on special foods exhibits, as February was Bake for Family Fun Month. The home baking association website has many resources available to learn about … more
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Live in the moment
A senior from Iroquois School is Anna Marie Decker. She is the daughter of Casey and Danyel Decker and has attended Iroquois since preschool. She plans on attending South Dakota State University to … more
Wants to go into sports management
Logan David Peskey, the son of Jeff and Jennifer Peskey, intends to attend college and major in sports management after high school. He has attended Iroquois School from kindergarten to the present. … more
1982: Basketball players had successful season
Trinity Lutheran Church will have Worship Mar. 19, at 11 a.m. with the Sunday School singing. Lenten Services will be held Wed., Mar. 22, at 5:30 p.m. Visitors are always welcome. Sunday School will … more
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