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REDUCING NALOXONE STIGMA

The opioid crisis isn’t something happening “somewhere else.” It’s affecting families, friends, and neighbors in communities all across South Dakota. That’s why having simple, life-saving tools readily available matters so much. One of the most effective tools we have is naloxone, often known by the brand name Narcan. It can reverse an opioid overdose in minutes and give someone a second chance at life.

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A COMMUNITY THAT CARES

NALOXONE ACCESS AND REDUCING STIGMA

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ATTORNEY GENERAL JACKLEY ANNOUNCES SD SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS IN CHARLES MIX COUNTY CASE

PIERRE, S.D. – South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley announces that the South Dakota Supreme Court has affirmed the convictions of Hazen Hunter Winckler, rejecting claims that the State lacked jurisdiction over criminal offenses occurring at the Charles Mix County courthouse and jail.

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WAGNER COMMUNITY SCHOOL TO SAVE LIVES AND CELEBRATE HOPE WEEK

April 13-17, 2026 — Wagner Community School — will be celebrating Hope Week to raise awareness about mental health, to strengthen connections, and to prevent suicide in the Wagner school and community.

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JAG-SD EMPOWERED OVER 250 STUDENTS AT THE 2026 JAG CAREER DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE

Pierre, S.D. – Jobs for America’s Graduates – South Dakota (JAG-SD) hosted the annual Career Development Conference on March 10 at Augustana University in Sioux Falls. Students competed in career association activities, and the new 2026-27 JAG-SD state officers were announced.

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$500 SHELLY SCHUH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AVAILABLE TO GRADUATING HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS IN FOUR-COUNTY AREA

High school graduating seniors from four area South Dakota counties are invited to apply for the $500 Shelly Schuh Memorial Scholarship.

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Rotary News

Winter took a chance at reappearing last Wednesday, March 11th in Wagner. The Rotary Club met as usual despite the snow and wind that remained from overnight. The meeting began with President Jamie Soukup helping to prepare for the meal as our usual helpers were home sick. Get well soon, Kathe and Jerry Henke!

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