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CHRISTMAS KICK OFF PROVIDES FUN FILLED SATURDAY
Read moreThe Avon Public Library held their annual Christmas Story on Saturday, November 25th at 2 p.m. Each year a new book is chosen to be read for the annual event. This year’s bookwasTheGrinchWhoLost Christmas by Alastair Heim. Library board member, Julie Minow, read the story. Julie was chosen to read the story because it was her idea for the Grinch themed event.
Read moreAvon High School Junior, Aziah Meyer, was named the Most Valuable Player from the Class 9B State Championship game against the Faulkton Area Trojans November 9th. Aziah is the son of Jamey Meyer and Alvin Gunter. Aziah’s love for the game started in third grade when he first began playing football after his mom, Jamey, signed him up. He has been playing the game ever since.
Read morePresident Becky Brunsing rang the Thanksgiving holiday in with a rather questionable ring. Members rated the ring on the low end of the scale. Rotarian/Pastor Bill Herrman gave thanks for the meal and all the blessings we have experienced this past year.
Read moreThere is a new business on Wagner’s Main Street located in the Frei Insurance Building. MoonFarma Herbal Apothecary opened its pop-up shop door November 1st. Owner and operator, Ashton Blaha is excited to be able to bring her passion of handmade all natural beauty and wellness products to her hometown.
Read moreOn Monday, November 13, seven WCS students made their way to Chamberlain to participate in the Region Oral Interpretation Contest, where the team took 1st place! Jennifer Barnett, Trenton Rolston, Jackson Rolston, Presley Slaba, Macee Stimpson, Jessica Barnett, and Taya Stone have practiced, worked hard, and performed their hearts out for the last couple of months preparing for Monday, as they attempted to vie their way to the state competition.
Read moreLHOTAK SIGNS LETTER OF INTENT TO NORTHERN STATE UNIVERSITY
Read moreLibrary will be closed on Thanksgiving Day.
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