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PIERRE — Figuring out how to allow athletes to compete in a close contact sport, like wrestling, during a pandemic was just one of the challenges faced by the South Dakota High School Activities Association board of directors at its meeting Wednesday, Nov. 4.

Roll of Excellence 5th Grade Hannah Holzbauer, Kylin Insko A Honor Roll Kayley Cournoyer, Radek Kotab, Gavin Tjeerdsma B Honor Roll Cruz Cournoyer, Jaylen Drapeau-Sholes, Addison Fischer, Rakel Foster, Sterling Gunhammer, SamuelKafka, Aubrey Kazena, Eva Kjeldgaard, Jacob Kotab, Michael Cruise...

10 Years Ago - 2010 Dustin Court returned early from Afghanistan to surprise his daughters at the Wagner Community School Veteran’s Day Program. Mike and Sarah Seiner are the proud parents of a baby girl, Sophia Ann.

With all that 2020 has brought us, now more than ever is a good time to support your local businesses, and Shop Local! Local participating businesses will be open from 5 to 8 p.m., on Thursday, November 19 for Wagner’s Sip & Shop Event.

Lake Andes— The Charles Mix County Farm Service Agency (FSA) County Committee Election is being held this year in Local Administrative Area #1. This area includes Bryan, Choteau Creek, Kennedy, Lawrence, Lone Tree, Ree and Rouse Townships. The nominee for this election is Donald Krcil.

As required by law, TRICARE is introducing enrollment fees for Group A retired beneficiaries enrolled in TRICARE Select coverage. Group A means you or your sponsor enlisted or were commissioned before January 1, 2018.

Statewide race results were: Presidential 62% for Donald J. Trump and Michael R.

Wagner Oral Interp held their annual local oral interp meet on Monday, November 2nd. It was wonderful to have these students finally experience a real audience. The anticipation of this meet was great and a very welcome one at that. The students all performed very well.

Abby Brunsing was selected for the All Tournament volleyball team for the SESD Tournament. Congratulations Abby! Courtesy Photo

HURON, SD, Oct. 29, 2020 – The Trump Administration announced that the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) is investing $38,614,000 to improve critical community facilities to benefit 23,480 rural South Dakota residents.