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The 37th Mudder Cousin’s Day was held at the Ramada Inn in Sioux Falls on July 29th and 30th. Hostesses were Janice Smidt and Stacy Quam. An evening potluck meal was enjoyed followed by a bridal shower honoring Jaclyn Rothschadlandababyshowerhonoring Leah Quam. Joyce Borah’s 65th birthday and her retirement after teaching preschool for 33 years were celebrated. The children andteensenjoyedswimming. Saturday the cousins ate lunch at PizzaRanchbeforeleavingfortheir respective homes.
Read moreThe LifeServe Blood Center blood drive held in Wagner on Thursday, August 4, 2022, had a fantastic turn-out! 42 donors registered and 47 units of life saving blood was donated. Thank you to everyone that came out to help boost the LOCAL blood supply! The units donated at the blood drive can help save up to 141 lives! There were several milestone donors who are listed below and a special thanks to Marlene Stone, the Ladies Auxiliary, and the Wagner Fire Department for sponsoring and hosting the blood drive.
Read moreWith the beginning of school, moms in Prayer will be starting up again. This is a Christ centered prayer ministry made up of Moms and other interested ladies desiring to pray for the students and the school. The organization was started over 30 years ago by Fern Nichols. She, along with one other lady met to pray for their children as they started school. That small beginning has grown into an International Organization that has praying groups in all 50 states and over 120 countries.
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The U.S. Senate finally passed the bill that will provide health care and disability compensation to millions of veterans sickened by environmental exposures during their time in service.
Read moreHope has power – it drives us to achieve incredible things that we never thought possible or endure difficulties that previous seemed insurmountable. Unfortunately, for the same reasons, hopelessness can hold tremendous power over a person’s life, too. Too often, that loss of hope leads to suicide, a suicide that is entirely preventable. Suicide is a growing public health issue in our country and in South Dakota, and it affects each of our lives in some way.
Read moreVicePresidentBeckyBrunsing called the Wagner Rotary meeting to order on Wednesday, August 3rd. There was one guest present, Amayi Swett. Pastor/ Rotarian Bill Heermann offered a prayer of thankfulness that the temperature outside has cooled down and for guidance to address the concerns of our community and how we can help.
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