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Mary Jo Parker has impacted the community of Lake Andes in countless ways, from her 40+ years as an educator, her current role as City Librarian, her involvement in reducing food scarcity, and even as a former owner of a local ice cream shop and café. This selfless dedication is what earned her recognition as a Charles Mix Electric finalist in the 5th annual regional Who Powers You? Contest.
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Andes Central students took part in the annual Prairie Readers competition held in Armour on March 18. Preparation for the event began back in October, and after several months of dedication and extra practice, the students were ready to showcase their hard work.
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Cardiovascular disease remains the most common cause of death in the US as well as a very common cause of chronic illness and disability. Heart attacks, heart failure, and strokes result in about 2500 deaths per day in the US, according to the American Heart Association. While huge strides continue to be made in treatment of these events, including medications and procedural abilities, as always, prevention is the best medicine.
Read moreGEDDES, SD — Local artist and business owner Amanda Vasek has been awarded a Creative Aging grant to offer an 8-week Hands-On Art Studio: Drawing & Painting series for adults age 55 and older.
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KNEBEL: 2026 CLASS B WRESTLER OF THE YEAR
Read moreAs a District 21 agriculture producer, I’ve spent my life working the land, growing crops, and doing everything I can in hopes of passing something on to my children. Here in South Dakota, agriculture is our way of life, and it’s worth protecting.
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