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The National Guard offersnumerousopportunities that will be quite beneficial for a young individual. For example, continuing education is completely, 100%freeregardless of your major! Moreover, the South Dakota Army National Guard offers something called the “GI Bill”. This is meant to cover additional costs while a soldier is in college such as rent, grocery costs, fuel and more. Which in my opinion, is a major benefit when it comes to college.
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The play was a lot of fun! Acting with people, messing around, and having fun was awesome! Everyone in the play worked super hard to memorize their lines and become the characters they played while on stage. All of us actors learned how much being on time really mattered.Evenonepersonbeing late could mess up a whole scene. It helped me work on my time management skills and really made me appreciate sleeping in. I am glad I was able to be a part of the play and I am grateful for the experiences I had while preparing for the play”
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I believe that rock music is the best music genre. Let me tell you why. There are many different types of rock music. There is alternative rock, classicrock,indie rock and many other types of rock. So if you’re not really into the heavy metal side of rock, then there are many other options of rock music you could listen to.
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THE RAVINIA FIRE DEPARTMENT CRP BURNS
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Is your child interested in 4-H, but you aren’t sure what it has to offer? The Jr Leaders will be hosting Give It a Try 4-H Day at the 4-H Center in Tyndall (1910 Birch St.) on Saturday, May 6th from 10-11:30 am. They are offering a workshop for youth ages 5-13 to learn more about the different project areas involved with 4-H program. Come and learn about showing poultry, rabbits, cats, beef and horses along with all the options for static projects.
Read moreFeeding South Dakota food distribution will be held Friday, April 28 at the Scotland Community Church at 8:45 a.m.; the Tyndall Fire Hall at 10:30 a.m. and at the Avon Fire Hall at 12 noon.
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