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More than 500 Vietnam veterans, including one from South Dakota, will be inducted into the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund’s (VVMF) In Memory Program in 2022.

Wednesday, June 1st at 1:00-3:00 the Library will be holding sign up for Summer Programming and the Summer Reading program. If you cannot attend on Wed, please contact the library to sign up. Children must participate to be eligible to attend the Incentive trip to Yankton in August.

Historic preservation projects in Faith, De Smet, Lake Preston, Dell Rapids, and Lake Andes recently received matching grants from the South Dakota State Historical Society.

The 2022 Fish Days Marshalls are two lifelong Lake Andes ladies Elaine Bechen and Deborah Ronfeldt that have spent many, many years taking in the festivities of Lake Andes Fish Days Celebrations. Elaine grew up near Ravinia and has lived in the Lake Andes area for 68 years.

Seven Wagner High School Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG) students represented South Dakota JAG at the first ever National Career Development Conference in Dallas, Texas, May 5-7.

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Everyone knows what lawn chairs are. In fact, many of people have more than one. They are handy to have and are comfortable to use when no other options are available. It is also fair to say that everyone also knows what a cardboard box is what you can do with them.

A total of 348 students at Mitchell Technical College have been placed on the Spring Semester 2022 President’s List, according to MTC President Mark Wilson. Of these 348 students, 127 earned a 4.0 GPA. High Honors-H2 (3.75-3.99) were awarded to 93 students and 128 students earned Honors-H1 (3.5-3.

The best and brightest from the Class of 2022 were recognized for their academic achievements during their high school career.

Local physicians refer to summer as trauma season. The need for blood donations rises during the summer months due to increased travel and summertime accidents.