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Middle School Isha Archambeau
Read moreIf you’ve tuned into the United States Senate lately, you may have seen senators engaged in a robust debate over an important piece of legislation: the SAVE America Act. This bill is about as common sense as they come. It would require proof of citizenship and a photo ID to vote and protect young people from the impacts of radical gender ideology. The majority of Americans agree with these commonsense policies. But while Republicans fight for this bill, Democrats have resorted to fearmongering in their inexplicable opposition to it.
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Cardiovascular disease remains the most common cause of death in the US as well as a very common cause of chronic illness and disability. Heart attacks, heart failure, and strokes result in about 2500 deaths per day in the US, according to the American Heart Association. While huge strides continue to be made in treatment of these events, including medications and procedural abilities, as always, prevention is the best medicine.
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With March quickly com‑ing to a close, I wanted to let you know there is still plenty of time to acknowledge some of the “monthly” celebra‑tions that can be found on the Wikipedia calendar for March. Examples are: Irish American Heritage Month: Find a recipe in one of our many cookbooks or on‑line for a new dish to prepare. Read a selection by an Irish American author. Complete a puzzle showing an Irish countryside.
Read moreGEDDES, SD — Local artist and business owner Amanda Vasek has been awarded a Creative Aging grant to offer an 8-week Hands-On Art Studio: Drawing & Painting series for adults age 55 and older.
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District 21 Republican Candidate Forums are planned in the area. These are in preparation for the Primary election on June 2. They kick off on April 13 at Knotheads in Pickstown at 7 pm; Colome American Legion on April 20 at 7 pm; and God’s Country Campground Event Center hosting the last area forum on April 27 at 7 pm.
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Andes Central students took part in the annual Prairie Readers competition held in Armour on March 18. Preparation for the event began back in October, and after several months of dedication and extra practice, the students were ready to showcase their hard work.
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