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Mrs. Diane Herrold is the 1st Grade Teacher at Andes Central. She was raised on a farm near Bruce and attended Sioux Valley schools. After this, received a Bachelors of Arts of Elementary Education from Northern State University. To further her education, she earned her Masters Degree in reading and literacy from Walden University.
Read moreAllen Kindt, 88, went to his heavenly home Friday, November 28, at his home near Wagner under hospice care. Funeral service will be Friday, December 5 at 10:30 a.m. at the Wagner United Methodist Church in Wagner. Visitation will be Thursday, December 4 from 5 to 7 p.m. at Koehn Bros. Funeral Home in Armour.
Read more(Chamberlain, S.D.) –St. Joseph's Indian School was named a '2025 Top-Rated Nonprofit' for the ninth consecutive year by GreatNonprofits, the leading provider of user reviews of charities and nonprofits.
Read moreSIOUX FALLS—The Older Adult Resource Network (OARN), a program of LSS of South Dakota serving Douglas, Charles Mix, Hutchinson and Bon Homme counties, is pleased to announce a limited time grocery voucher program to help address food needs.
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President Jamie Soukup welcomed all members with a loud bang of the bell for our last November Rotary meeting. The first order of business was the induction of a new member Ted Honke. President Jamie did the honors by introducing Ted to the membership, reading him the induction proceedings, and presenting him with his official Rotary Plaque, flag, and pin. Honke was brought to the Wagner club by Rotarian Jeff Doom. Ted was born and raised in Wagner. He had lived for many years in Rapid City South Dakota and was highly active in the Jaycee organization. His residence now is in rural Wagner, and he was given a warm welcome of applause by the Wagner club.
Read moreThis year the Parade of Lights will return to its original route of heading south down Main Street from Custom Touch and then west to the Good Samaritan Center parking lot. The route change is to ensure that the new residents can enjoy the floats. It is exciting for everyone as it marks the first Christmas season for Wagner with the Good Sam residents back home. The general feeling of excitement for their return has been palpable for weeks, with many feeling like this is something of an early Christmas miracle. That feeling is understandable with the widespread closures of nursing homes across the state and the uncertainties that have surrounded the future of long-term care in Wagner over the past three years. The happy ending to the story of the November 8, 2022 Good Samaritan fire is coming to a close this holiday season with a parade to welcome our beloved community members home. We hope that everyone will come out to celebrate and take a moment to thank the members of the Sanford and Good Samaritan team for their work in making this parade of lights just a little brighter.
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