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Rotary meeting minutes for Wednesday, February 20, 2019. Rotary meeting was called to order by Pres. Jerry Weber. Prayer was led by Pastor Laurie. Welcomed guests: Michael Burgeson (program). There was no Membership moment. Song “The Happy Wanderer” was led by Rotarian, Laurie K.

Wagner area has seen its share of snow this winter, which means lots of snow to shovel on Wagner Main Street to clear the sidewalks. These two were caught as they were once again clearing neighboring businesses sidewalks on Wednesday morning.

The Wagner Sr. Government Class visited Pierre last week. This picture is inside the House Chamber with Representative Lee Qualm and Representative Caleb Finck. Pictured are back row, from left: Rep.

On Thursday, February 21st the Red Raider wrestling team departed for the State Wrestling Tournament in Rapid City. The Raiders competed both Friday, February 22nd and Saturday, February 23rd. The Raiders had a strong showing and finished in 4th place as a team with 86 points.

I came to Congress to solve real issues for South Dakotans. This office has awarded me the opportunity to meet and engage with constituents that perhaps I would not have otherwise had the opportunity to know.

Growing up, I loved working on the farm with my dad. It’s a good thing, too, because there was plenty of work to get done. We’d stay in the fields from dawn to dusk, but we didn’t know any other way.

Of all the subjects that are covered in the Bible, the two subjects that are asked about most are- How did the earth and the universe begin? And Revelation, how it will all end? When? These questions are asked of me quite often. The people asking are looking for facts.

We’re seeing lower 2018 refunds than prior years. Many taxpayers are shocked. “Average tax refunds down 8.4 percent as angry taxpayers vent on social media,” according to AOL. “What will your tax refund be? So far, they’re smaller by an average of $170,” says USA Today.

SIOUX FALLS, South Dakota—The University of Sioux Falls has released its Dean’s List for fall semester 2018, and over 500 students made the list. To qualify for the Dean’sList,a student mustachieve a semester grade point average of 3.5 or greater on a 4.0 scale.

THINKING ABOUT HEALTH David Mitchell is a man with a mission. He is determined to stitch together a movement that will finally smash the power of the pharmaceutical industry and bring pocketbook relief to millions of Americans who need expensive drugs. Mitchell, a 68-year-old former Washington, D.