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The academic achievements of the best and brightest students of the Class of 2025 were recognized recently at the 35th Annual Academic Excellence Recognition luncheon.
Read moreEvery year the community of Wagner come together and dedicate one day as the Wagner Community Cleanup Day. This year it was held, Friday May 2nd at 8:30 a.m. Cleanup crews went house to house looking for curbside items such a: yard debris, furniture, mattresses, appliances, and scrap iron, left out to be picked up.
Read moreCongratulations to all of our winners. We are very proud of all of the K-3rd graders that participated. They did a wonderful job and were so creative. American Legion Auxiliary members have hung up posters at many business locations throughout Wagner. We could not have made this contest possible without the help of WCS elementary teachers and staff. This year there were 183 entries. It is hoped that the annual poppy contest will help educate our communities' youth about the importance of the poppy and what it means and represents. The poppy is a national symbol of remembrance for those soldiers and Veterans that have given their lives in service of keeping America safe during its times of war.
Read moreAt the Spring meeting of the District 8 South Dakota American Legion Auxiliary, it was announced that Wagner had three district essay winners. Portlyn Jones won the seventh/eighth grade division; and Jaycee Martin and Hannah Holzbauer both won in the ninth/tenth grade division. All three essays will now move on to the state competition. Congratulations to Portlyn, Jaycee and Hannah!
Read moreBoys & Girls Club’s Youth of the Year, Hunter Lhotak, recently took another step in his mission to teach valuable life lessons through sports by collaborating with the Mount Marty Lancers Football team to co-host a football camp for young boys. With the help of 10 volunteer players, the camp provided a unique opportunity for 20 kids from the Wagner Boys & Girls Club to play ball in the Lancer Filed House. The Club Kids learned essential football skills while also reinforcing the interpersonal skills of Hunter’s Pass & Receive program.The Camp concluded with a Star Quilt presentation to Mount Marty Football Coach, Sam Guest, as Jerome Kills Small sang an honor song. To lean more about Hunter Lhotak’s Pass & Receive Program contact Boys & Girls Club at 605-384-9908.
Read moreAssumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church Dante honored the Class of 2025 seniors at Mass on Sunday, May 4th, followed by a parish brunch.
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