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Several Wagner area residents were able to once again get together and enjoyed some good food and especially the chance to once again be able to socialize as they had before the pandemic started. The Dakota Senior Meal Program is once again back to serving the noon meal at the Parkview Villa apartments in Wagner. The “Welcome Back Meal” included baked chicken, mash potatoes and gravy, corn and a desert. Everyone seemed to really enjoy the meal and several commented on how tasty the meal was. Those in attendance commented that it was really nice to get together again with their friends to enjoy a meal. The Dakota Senior Meal Program makes it possible for people to enjoy a nutritious meal and be able to socialize once again, something that many said they really missed during this past year. Although the meals had been delivered to their homes during this time, what was really missing was the time to be with others and visit.
Read moreVeterans Pension is a ‘needs based’ benefit paid to wartime veterans who have limited or no income and net worth. Additionally, to qualify for pension, the veterans must be age 65 or older or, if under age 65, must be permanently and totally disabled.
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The Wagner Middle School presented their music concert Thursday, May 6 under the director of Austin Genzlinger and Michael Wilbur. Photos courtesy of Leah Insko Photography
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Wagner Elementary presented their music program Tuesday, May 4. Photos by Jenna Hemenway
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Wagner Rotary members gathered at the Wagner Community School Wednesday, May 5 for their annual presentation of awards recognizing the top scholars in Grades 9 thru 12 in the school theatre. Rotarian Jeff Doom welcomed the students with a short address and Vice President Becky Brunsing called the students forward and awarded the certificates. Photos by Jenna Hemenway
Read moreThe library has opened the door to our patrons during our open hours. We are still requiring masks and the use of hand sanitizer. Employees are continuing sanitizing computers and areas used by patrons. We have added many DVDs to our collection in recent months. If you have not checked out our collection now might be the time to do so.
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The two $1000.00 scholarships were presented by Commander Merritt Stegmeier to Avery Schacht (center) and Jaiden Longe (right). The Scholarships were presented at the Andes Central High School Academic Awards Assembly, held Monday, May 3rd. Avery plans to attend South Dakota State University majoring in Animal Science and Veterinary Medicine. Jaiden plans to attend Dakota State University in Madison, majoring in Biology and ultimately go into the medical field. Courtesy Photo
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