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4Results from Monday, April 25. (GPC @ Lake Andes)
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The Annual Lion's Club Fun Fest was held on Friday, April 29, at the Avon School gym. After not being able to hold it for the past couple years due to Covid, there was an excellent turn out and a huge amount of community support. All of the proceeds will be donated to the Meadow View Manor bathroom remodel fund and summer youth programs.
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Angela Blaha and Amber Mengenhauser, owners of A & A Eatery and Apothecary, are passionate about many things. The two met approximately four years ago when Mengenhauser enrolled in an empowerment class via zoom that Blaha was teaching. The women connected and when Mengenhauser was asked by Blaha what her dream job position would be during the class, she answered that she wanted to be her assistant.
Read morePoem in Your Pocket Day was initiated in April 2002 by the Office of the Mayor in New York City, in partnership with the city's Departments of Cultural Affairs and Education. In 2008, the Academy of American Poets took the initiative to all fifty United States, encouraging individuals around the country to participate. In 2016, the League of Canadian Poets extended Poem in Your Pocket Day to Canada.
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PIERRE, S.D. – Governor Kristi Noem, in coordination with the South Dakota Department of Veterans Affairs, has proclaimed May as “National Military Appreciation Month,” a time for all to honor, remember, recognize, and appreciate those who have served in the past and those now serving, as well as their families.
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South Dakota Week of Work was April 11-14. Andes Central sophomore and junior students had the opportunity to hear from some local businesses about what they do and why, so students receive some inspiration for their post-high school plans. A huge thank you to all speakers for taking the time to visit with Andes Central students.
Read moreThe U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) encourages producers and landowners to enroll in the Grassland Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) started on April 4, 2022 and goes through May 13, 2022. Grassland CRP provides a unique opportunity for farmers, ranchers, and agricultural landowners to keep land in agricultural production and supplement their income while improving their soils and permanent grass cover. The program had its highest enrollment in history 2021 and is part of the Biden-Harris Administration’s broader effort to equip producers with the tools they need to help address climate change and invest in the long-term health of our natural resources.
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