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This time of year, avid gardeners are storing or trying to use up all of their squash! Last year in that same boat, I tried this Butternut Squash Chili, and never looked back. Although I haven't had a chance to make this one yet this fall, in the past it has been on my family's regular rotation all through fall and winter.
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NO. The number of high school football players in SouthDakotahasrebounded after hitting a 15-year low in 2019-20.
Read morePIERRE, S.D. – With winter right around the corner, the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission is highlighting the importance of following natural gas safety recommendations, including keeping natural gas meters and vents clear of snow and ice, all season long. In recent winters, failure to follow this important step led to the loss of two South Dakota homes.
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The Bon Homme County Child Protection (CP) Team meets throughout the school year to identify needs of families in the county and to find creative ways to provide for those needs. The CP team includes volunteer representatives from each school district (administrators, school counselors, and school psychologist), Lewis and Clark Behavioral Health therapists, county legal/law enforcement, and area social serviceagencies.Wecollaborateonwaystoraise funds as needs arise in Bon Homme County, including the communities of Avon, Scotland, Springfield, Tabor, and Tyndall. As we meet, we are able to coordinate referrals for mental health counseling and family support. Our referrals come from school officials, law enforcement, teachers, and from family members who reach out for assistance.
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Native American Heritage Month is celebrated every November to honor the history, culture, and contributions of American Indian and Alaska Native peoples. Officially designated by President George H.W. Bush in 1990, the month is a time to celebrate diverse traditions, acknowledge achievements, and educate the public about the challenges and injustices faced by Native Americans.
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With the uncertainty of the state of our government, the Wagner American Auxiliary and Wagner American Legion know what an issue food security may become this next month in our community. We want to help and support our community and its residents which include many Veterans and children, through this stressful and difficult time. We held a food drive at the Wagner American Legion Hall Sunday, November 2nd from 11 a.m. -1 p.m.. Everything gathered will go directly to the Wagner ROCS food pantry to help stock the shelves in preparation for the upcoming month. We are so lucky to live in a generous community that helped us collect a pickup truck bed load of food donations. Auxiliary members pictured are Barbara Kucera, Raquel Foster, and Sandy Seiner.
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