The William H Crippen Post 62 of Humboldt held their regular monthly meeting on Monday, August 5, 2024. Commander Chuck Dubbe opened the meeting with the salute to the Flag and the Pledge of Allegiance. The minutes and treasurer’s report was read and approved. The...
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HAFR gears up for Public Safety Day
The Minnahaha County Sheriff’s Department takes time to teach kids about bike safety and gives out free helmets during their Public Safety Day which will take place on Saturday, August 24, from 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. (Photo/Sara Stadem) Sara Stadem | Editor Obstacle...
Saying good-bye to summer and hello to school
Reliabank helped families say good-bye to summer and hello to the school year by holding their Back to School Bash for Tri-Valley and West Central students on Tuesday, August 6. The event was held from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the Hartford City Park with free pizza, bounce...
Humboldt American Legion Auxiliary held August meeting
By Connie Lueth, Secretary The William H. Crippen American Legion Auxiliary, Unit 62, Humboldt, SD, held their meeting in the Community Center on Monday evening, August 5, 2024. President Lorena Dubbe opened the meeting with 11 members present. We opened with a prayer...
Alcoholics Anonymous to begin meetings in Hartford
Marylou Nagel | Writer A new meeting will be coming to Hartford to offer a service to community members. Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) will start meeting on Saturday, August 24, at Christ Lutheran Church. The meetings will then take place every Saturday at 2 p.m. at the...
Rounds introduces restore to address regulatory reform
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Mike Rounds (R-S.D.) recently introduced a bipartisan resolution to permanently address federal overregulation in America. The Regulation Sensibility Through Oversight Restoration (RESTORE) Resolution of 2024 would establish a Joint Select...
SDSU Extension to offer mental health first aid training
South Dakota State University Extension is offering a virtual Mental Health First Aid training for anyone who supports people experiencing stress and other emotional issues.Adults who work with or support adult family members, clients and/or coworkers dealing with...
CCCCC fundraising for new building
First Interstate Bank awarded Crooks Community Childcare Center a $25,000 grant as part of its “Believe in Local” campaign. CCCCC has been fundraising for their new building. (Photo/Submitted) CCCCC was chosen to receive the Lloyd Companies’ 2nd Quarter 1972 Award,...
Appreciation day pool party style!
Sara Stadem | Editor The days are being counted down to the end of summer but don’t fear, there is still another pool party right around the corner before the back to school bell rings!The Colton Pool will be hosting a Sponsor Appreciation Day on Sunday, August 11....
Lions Club looking to establish Hartford Charter
The Lions Club International is working towards reestablishing a Hartford Charter to become part of the community-centered organization. (Photo/Submitted) Marylou Nagel | Writer The Lions Club International is working towards reestablishing a Hartford Charter to...
Public commenters again refer to Home-Rule charter at this week’s commission meeting
Dave Baumeister | County Correspondent SIOUX FALLS – Even though the matter had previously been resolved, the dropped Home-Rule charter came back up at the end of the Tuesday, August 6, Minnehaha County Commission meeting.The regular agenda had been filled with items...
DSU makes student teaching assignments
MADISON, S.D., July 29, 2024 – Dakota State University student Gabrielle Englund is student teaching elementary education and special education classes in the Florence School District for the fall 2024 semester. Englund is an Elementary Education/Special Education...
Southeast Technical College congratulates the Class of 2024
College News SIOUX FALLS, SD (08/05/2024)-- Southeast Technical College congratulates its students completing their AAS, diploma and certificates at the end of the Summer 2024 semester. A commencement ceremony was held on May 3, 2024, for spring and summer...
Peraton awards DSU student scholarships
Dakota State University student Mikaila Fluth (middle), from Crooks, received a $5,000 scholarship from Peraton. (Photo/Submitted) Parents inspire love of tech Madison, S.D. – Dakota State University students are following in their parents’ footsteps.Joëlle Malacko...
Band directors offer plan to keep live auditions for All-State Band
By Dana Hess | For the S.D. NewsMedia Association PIERRE — The state’s high school band directors have offered a plan that they hope will allow for live auditions for students trying out for All-State Band. The plan was approved at Thursday’s meeting of the South...
SDSU Extension to offer Mental Health First Aid training
BROOKINGS, S.D. – South Dakota State University Extension is offering a virtual Mental Health First Aid training for anyone who supports people experiencing stress and other emotional issues.Adults who work with or support adult family members, clients and/or...
SDDP excited to support the Harris-Walz Campaign
South Dakota Democratic Party Chair Shane Merrill released the following statement after Kamala Harris announced Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her Vice Presidential pick:“Governor Walz will be a great running mate with Vice President Harris. Walz has been a proven...
Emergency blood shortage: Red Cross supply drops 25 percent
Donors urged to give as extreme heat, travel plans threaten already low blood levels $20 Amazon.com Gift Card by email for coming to give in August MINNEAPOLIS — The American Red Cross is experiencing an emergency blood shortage as the nation faces dangerous levels of...
New website, new app, new school year for WCSD
Sara Stadem | Editor The West Central School District will be kick starting their 2024-25 school year with a new website look and a brand new app for students, staff, families, and community members to use.When asked what prompted the new website and app, West Central...
It’s registration time!
Back to School days are scheduled Sara Stadem | Editor Summer is winding down, school supplies are purchased, and backpacks are ready to go. School is right around the corner! With that said, so are the school open houses.Tri-Valley School DistrictNew students:...