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On Veterans Day we make time to recognize all veterans who have put themselves in harms way to protect the freedoms given to us by our forefathers. Many Americans have born the brunt of conflicts throughout our South Dakota history but none more than those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
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Honoring our nation’s bravest for their service and sacrifice. On Veterans Day, we’d like to share our admiration and appreciation for the brave men and women in uniform whose service and sacrifice have protected our freedom and our way of life through the generations. To all of our dedicated soldiers both past and present, our deepest gratitude and best wishes remain with you and your families on Veterans Day and always!
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Charles Mix Electric Association of Lake Andes is proud to announce that Reese Powers has been chosen as a “Touchstone Energy Scholar of the Week” by Dakota News Now. Reese is a Senior at Avon High School.
Read moreAT THE SPRINGFIELD COMMUNITY CENTER
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On Veterans Day, we’d like to share our admiration and appreciation for the brave men and women in uniform whose service and sacrifice have protected our freedom and our way of life through the generations. To all of our dedicated soldiers both past and present, our deepest gratitude and best wishes remain with you and your families on Veterans Day and always!
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Andes Central had a great turnout Friday, October 29 for their Trunk or Treat event! Kids stopped by in their costumes and received treats while looking at the trunks that were decorated. Pictured above is the FFA Trunk that won. Courtesy Photo. More photos on page 4.
Read moreThe Tri-County Right To Life group met at the Dakota Christian School at 7:00 PM on Monday, October 25, 2021. President Dan Hargreaves led the meeting. There were six members present.
Read moreThe Lake Andes Library does not charge fines for late books, dvds etc., but we do charge for lost or damaged materials. During the month of November, we will be accepting donated food items to pay for lost or damaged materials. Each donated item will be valued at $1.00. All donations will be given to local food banks.
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