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JaCee Dvorak competed in the South Dakota Junior Hereford Association Field Days on June 8th in Sioux Falls. She showed her Hereford heifer named Sophia and steer named Carlos in the competition. JaCee was awarded Grand Champion Senior Showmanship with her show Hereford heifer, Sophia. With winning this title, JaCee was awarded a beautiful belt buckle.
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Jace Kuhlman, the son of Mike and Jamie Kuhlman was awarded a Build Dakota Scholarship in April. Jace originally applied because he saw what a good opportunity it would be for him and his future. Jace will be attending Mitchell Technical College this fall, enrolling in the Precision Ag Technology program.
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LSS South Dakota is pleased to share our Resource Guide for Older Adults in Douglas and Charles Mix Counties. LSS completed this guide as part of the Older Adult Resource Network (OARN) - a project that aims to help older adults (aged 55 and up) age at home by connecting them to services and supports. The project also supports caregivers and communities as a whole in retaining older adult residents.
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Just say his name and we double dog dare you not to smile or down right laugh!! The Burke Stampede Rodeo Committee is just down right tickled to land another year of entertainment from the now 10 time PRCA Rodeo Clown of the year Justin Rumford. That’s right, the funniest guy in rodeo, we affec-tionately call “Rump”, is coming back to entertain crowds at all three performances of the rip roarin’ bronc stompin’ Burke Stampede Rodeo.
Read moreThe City of Wagner held a special council meeting on Tuesday, June 25th at 5:30 p.m. As one walked into the meeting as either a participant or simply an attendee, he or she must sign in and then are given the option if they would like to speak to be put on the list for the public comment part of the meeting. Looking around the room before the meeting started every chair was taken and it was standing room only. The meeting began by being called to order by Mayor, Tammy Thornton, followed by those in attendance being told that this city council meeting was being videotaped. Then everyone in the room stood and recited the Pledge of Allegiance in unison, before being seated. Mayor Thornton then proceeded to ask the city council if there was anyone who had a conflict of interest with anything on the day’s agenda. With no one having a conflict, she then asked for a motion to approve the agenda for the current meeting. After being unanimously approved by those on the board in attendance, the mayor then opened the floor for public comment.
Read moreGreer Unit #11, American Legion Auxiliary held their monthly meeting June 20 at the Post home with eight members present.
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DANTE RECOGNIZES HILL FOR 32 YEARS OF SERVICE
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