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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH TO HOST BOOK OF ENOCH STUDY

While no other text can claim the unique authority as the Bible, the Book of Enoch is an ancient Jewish religious work--ascribed by tradition to Enoch, the great-grandfather of Noah---played a crucial role in forming the worldview of the authors of the New Testament, who were not only familiar with...

BUILDING FOR OUR FUTURE

South Dakota’s kids and grandkids are our future. My mission as Governor is to keep South Dakota strong, safe, and free, especially for our next generation, and education is a key component to make that happen.
BUILDING FOR OUR FUTURE

EXPERIENCE AT THE NET

The Wagner Red Raiders volleyball team heads into the new season with plenty of experience and a large senior class as Head Coach Stacey Knebel and her team look to make another run at the state tournament.
EXPERIENCE AT THE NET

COMMUNITY EVENT RAISES AWARENESS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING

Letoy Lunderman shared facts, examples and prevention strategies during a presentation on human trafficking Tuesday evening at Lighthouse Chapel.Lunderman has 17 years of experience as director of the White Buffffalo Calf Society Shelter in Rosebud.
COURTESY PHOTO SCCAHT members: Waylon Houseman, Administrative Program Director at Native American Resource Center, Sue Isebrands, Fr. Jim Friedrich, Pastor of St. John's Church and St. Paul's Marty, Kim Archambeau, leader of SCCAHT, Annette Kezena, Letoy Lunderman, Florence Hare, Interim Executive Director of the Native American Resource Board, Jewel Brewer, and Sister Pat Mylott

LIGHTHOUSE CHURCH TO HOST 'STINT TAKEOVER NIGHT'

Wagner– The Todd Becker Foundation of Kearney, NE is hosting a “STINT Takeover Night” in Wagner on September 16. This free event will be held at the Lighthouse Church at 6:00 p.m.According to Barna Research, 70% of high school youth walk away from church after graduation.
LIGHTHOUSE CHURCH TO HOST 'STINT TAKEOVER NIGHT'

Rotary News

President Jeff Doom welcomed only thirteen Rotary members to the August 12th meeting. Summer activities and jobs are taking a toll on membership this year. There was one guest present, Alex Woods, son of Rachel Woods and Judeane Irvine from Amanda Bechens business.
Rotary News

TRANSITIONS

Its that time of year again, where children everywhere step back into their roles as learners and we say good-bye to summer break. School is back in session this week for many of the readers in this region.
TRANSITIONS

MOVING THROUGH A LONG TO-DO LIST

At the start of last year, Republicans had a long to-do list. The American people had made their priorities clear, and we were ready to deliver on them. Republicans were committed to strengthening our economy, securing the border, and making America safer and stronger in the years ahead.
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