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Jarvis and Marilyn Winckler drove to Pierre on Sunday where they visited their daughter, Lisa, Kelly, Carissa and Jaden Brandt and also visited their granddaughter, Courtney, Brayden, and Stella Espeland. This was the first time they finally got to see their 5 month old great-granddaughter, Stella!
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On April 14th, the 5th and 6th graders had a presentation from Bon Homme-Yankton Electric Cooperative in the classroom. The students were able to participate in activities and learn about electricity! Courtesy photos
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Members of the Wagner High School Baseball team are, back row from left: Coach Brady Albrecht, Teddy Slaba, Brady Cournoyer, Carter Cournoyer, Joey Cournoyer, Nolan Carda, Simon Freier, Nolan Dvorak, Jayden Aungie, Dustin Honomichl, Prestin McFadden; front row: Frank Soukup, Jayden Antelope, Aydan Bruguier, Daniel Soukup, Matt Link and Corbin Carda. Not pictured: Sam Blaha. Photo by Barb Pechous
Read moreGreer Unit #11 American Legion Auxiliary met April 15 at the post home with 13 members present and one guest, Jean Hunhoff.
Read moreThe City of Wagner held an election last week for a councilman for Ward 3.
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Completing tasks outdoors the past couple of weeks has not been easy or pleasant for anyone, and the track and field athletes serve as no exception. But they put on their best faces as they traveled to Avon to compete in some cold, windy, and drizzly conditions this past Friday, April 16. Both the girls and boys did well with the girls finishing in second place and the boys in third in the overall team standings.
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On Friday, April 16th Andes Central 6th-12th grade band and vocal presented "The unDinner Show". Due to Covid, they could not perform their Annual Dinner Theatre. Students performed several well known songs such as Bohemian Rhapsody, Surfin' USA, Hamilton, Michael Jackson Hit Mix, and the Greatest Showman. More photos on Page 4. Photos by Darci Bultje Photography.
Read moreThe Lake Andes Public Library was notified recently of the library being recognized by Save the Children and First Book during National Library Week by being awarded a $1,000 grant to use to help children in our community.
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