Greer Unit #11 American Legion Auxiliary held their monthly meeting on March 20 at the Post Home with 15 members present.
Read moreThe public is invited to meet withusattheAmericanLegion Hall in Menno, South Dakota on Sunday afternoon, March 30, at 2 o'clock. The Legion Hall islocatedat301South4thStreet whichisoneblockwestofMain Street in Menno. The Legion Hallishandicappedaccessible.
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Lions Club Bingo was held Friday, March 21 at the Avon Auxiliary Gym with a great turnout! All proceeds will benefit local organizations. Thanks everyone, for attending!
Read moreTABOR-TheannualDistrict 8 Spring Meeting of the South Dakota American Legion will be held Saturday, March 29 in Tabor for Legionnaires from Turner, Bon Homme, Charles Mix, Clay, Douglas, Hutchin-son and Yankton counties.
Read moreThe public is invited to attend First Baptist Church in Avon on Sunday, March 23 at 10:30 a.m. The church will be having a service of appreciation for Pastor Bill Van Gerpen. The congregation is grateful for his faithful service to the church for the past nine years.
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The Wagner Rotary Club began their meeting with a prayer of thanks for the food and a commitment to spreading our Rotary ideals throughout our community.
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On February 15, 2025, past and present Fousek Trucking employees gathered at Pad71 to reminisce about all the fun and exciting adventures working at Fousek Trucking has given them. They also took time to honor the employees and friends that have passed on. Sam and Angie Fousek bought their first truck in November of 1982. They went to a Taylor and Martin Sale in Fremont, Nebraska where they bought a blue 1975 international cabover and an American Bull rack. This was the official of Fousek Trucking. Sam started by hauling hogs out of the Heinholt Pig Station in Dante. The station was located on the southwest corner of Dante. Sam would load the pigs and haul them to the pork plants in South Sioux City, Nebraska or Madison, Nebraska. His son Steven was along for the ride most of the time. After a while he started hauling out of the Heinold Station in Scotland, South Dakota as well. Sam and Angie not only hauled hogs, but they also farmed as well. At their home, Angie kept track of all the paper-work and helped with all the farm needs when Sam was gone.
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