Lifestyle
WAGNER LEGION RECOGNIZED AT STATE CONVENTION
Wagner American Legion Commander Clayton Rados presenting the Wagner American Legion Historian with the second place certificate from State Convention. Annually at the American Legion State Convention there is a Department One Year Post Yearbook History Contest.
'WHAT DOES 'AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL' MEAN TO ME?'
Essay 2nd place winner at the South Dakota State level for 7th/8th grade division When I think of America, the Beautiful, I think of freedom. I think of our ancestors who fought for our rights as American citizens. I think of our currently deployed soldiers who are still fighting.
ROAD CONSTRUCTION CONTINUES
Road construction continues through Wagner as crew are regrading Highway 46 through Wagner with a 3-lane section east of Washington Street and a 5-lane section west of Washinton Avenue.
BON HOMME COUNTY 4-H ACHIEVEMENT DAYS
OPEN CLASS Thursday, July 31st
The public is welcome to submit entries into the Open Class Division. Clothing & Textiles, Foods & Nutrition, Food Preservation, Home Environment, Horticulture, Photography, & Flowers.
Enter Thursday, July 31st from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m.
GETTING STAMPEDE READY IN BURKE SOUTH DAKOTA
It is no secret that we LOVE this rodeo famously called the STAMPEDE in Burke, South Dakota! When you love what you do, well, it makes for FUN!! What great FUN we have had with all of you over the past 34 years at the legendary Burke Stampede Rodeo. In this, our 35th year, we are makin’ history.
LEARNING CAMP COMING SOON
The Ihanktonwan Learning Camp will be returning to the Marty Community Center on Monday July 28. A group of volunteers from Maryland and Pennsylvania will be offering fun and educational activities for children who have finished K through 5th grade. The Learning Camp is completely FREE!!
Pages FROM THE Past
10 YEARS AGO
2015
The Charles Mix County Horse Show was held with several 4-Hers in participation receiving high championship titles and various ribbons. Western Showmanship Grand Champions: Sadie Eitemiller, Anna Hawkins and Owen Eitemiller.
Rotary News
President Jamie Soukup called his first business meeting to order this past Wednesday. There were two guests present, Alison Woods from Juffer, Inc. and Bryan Lubbers of Yankton, South Dakota. Bryan was a guest of Rotarian Ken Cotton.
