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The tuckpointing of the Carnegie Public Library is scheduled to begin on Wednesday, Sept 28th. The front door and front steps will also be replaced at this time. These repairs will allow the use of the building as a Museum to continue for years to come. A portion of the cost of these repairs is paid for with a grant from the South Dakota Historical Society and the remainder from donations from concerned citizens and the City of Lake Andes. If would like to donate please visit City Hall or you may mail a donation to the Library at P.O. Box 248, Lake Andes, SD 57356.
Read more11 Corinthians 4:14-18 14) ' Knowing that he which raised up Jesus shall raise us up also by Jesus, and present us with you.
Read moreThe South Dakota Department of Veterans Affairs (SDDVA) along with the Charles Mix County Veterans Service Office hosted the first “Veterans, See What’s Brewing” event on September 21, 2022 at the Wagner American Legion. The Department took the opportunity to visit with veterans in Charles Mix, Douglas and Gregory counties.
Read moreI love sports. I have enjoyed playing and watching sports for as long as I can remember. And as someone who participated in a sport year-round in high school and continued in athletics (golf) in college, I am constantly grateful for the large impact being able to play competitive sports has had in my life.
Read moreServiceswereheldforVirginia Reigle, 86 of Running Water.
Read moreThe Bon Homme 4-H ClubswillhosttheirAnnual SoupKitchenonSunday, October 16th at the 4-H Grounds in Tyndall from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m Soups, sandwiches and desserts will be served! Recognition Event will tie into the Soup Kitchen, beginning at 1:00 p.m.
Read moreThe Class of 1965 held a reunion June 4 in Avon. Classmates attending were, from left: John Lamb, Nilius Johnson, Diane (Fees) Borin, Shirley (Fathke) Wiebenga, Kristi (Borin) Zimmerman, Mary (Roth) Bauder, Linda (Fryda) Jonkers, Jon Bertus. Also in attendance, but not pictured, were: Tony Eben, Sandy (Pudwill) Brandt, Bonnie (Lagendyk) Boese and Keith Boese. Courtesy Photo
Read moreWhen I first ran for Governor, South Dakota needed new opportunities. For years, our economic growth had not kept up with the nation. Young South Dakotans weretoooftenleavingourstate to pursue college or a career. Cities like Sioux Falls were growing, but our rural communities were slowly falling behind.
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