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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY WINTER ACTIVITY DAY
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What started out as a thought to be only a onetime event, Stem and Cells toy giveaway has turned into an annual event with 2023 being its fourth year running.
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Myths are just stories we tell ourselves and others to make sense of the world around us. Myths convey beliefs or values and attempt to tell truths. In their effort to tell the truth, myths may exaggerate or misrepresent things. Sometimes this misrepresentation is innocent, while other times it is used as a tool to regulate or manipulate people. Myths can be used to give a sense of power and control over an overwhelming situation.
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Food insecurity has continued to increase in Bon Homme County as those who volunteer with the Feeding SD food distributions have noticed each month, as well as a continued increase in utilization of the Bon Homme and Scotland Food Pantries. As a means to assist those in need, the Bon Homme Food Pantry board provided 247 individuals and families with the ingredients for a Christmas meal. The meals were packed and distributed to the five towns in the county December 6.
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Congratulations to Josie Brouwer for sinking her 1000th point Tuesday night at Dakota Christian in their game against Ethan.Josie is a junior at Andes Central School.Photos by Barb Pechous
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WAGNER SENIOR AND MIDDLE SCHOOL PRESENT CONCERT
Read moreMeeting was called to order at 4:11 p.m. Attendance included Ilene Muller, Twila Lukkes, Mary Beth Driesen, Julie Minow, Mary Hurd, and Loretta Knodel.
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Urinalysis, or testing of the urine, has ancient origins dating back to the time of Hippocrates and beyond. Although we have evolved in our methodology of studying the urine and our understanding of the meaning of its characteristics, we do still rely on urinalysis in making clinical diagnoses frequently in medicine.
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