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Northeast rural Lake Andes is home to a unique landscape that is a mixture of grasslands and wetlands. This picturesque setting is home to the Lake Andes National Wildlife Refuge. The refuge is comprised of 5,639 acres of refuge land and 4,700 acres of lake. It was first created when President Franklin Roosevelt signed a Presidential Executive Order in 1936 which allowed for the purchase of the first 365 acres of land in the Owen’s Bay Area.
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SECOND ANNUAL YOUTH TURKEY HUNT
Read moreThis year under the direction of our new Wagner City Finance Administrator, Debbie Houseman, there was a city employee appreciation luncheon held April 17th at Wagner City Hall. Debbie invited the library, police department and city staff to all come and have lunch as a way to show appreciation to all of the deserving city employees. Debbie was also very creative and wrote a little something to acknowledge each employee.
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We are writing to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every one of you who contributed to our family since receiving Hudson's medical diagnosis of Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome. Your collective support has been an immense source of strength and hope for our family during this challenging time. Without your support, Hudson would not be the happy, healthy, and thriving little boy that he is today.
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A new type of event will debut in Wagner in early May. Wagner Area Growth is sponsoring “Wagner Craft Crawl and More” on Saturday, May 4, from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. A craft crawl is similar to a citywide rummage sale but features crafts, food, and other items. Vendors set up in garages, in yards, on porches, in pop-up shops inside various retail businesses, or wherever works. Customers travel to whichever locations interest them.
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ANDERSH HONORED FOR 70 YEARS
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