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( Wagner) – Just PAWS with Lori, a locally owned pet grooming and boarding business in Wagner, has been selected as one of more than 500 recipients nationwide to receive funding through the American Express Shop Small Grants Program.

Community members gathered Monday, May 25, at the Wagner National Guard Armory for the annual Memorial Day program honoring the men and women who gave their lives in service to the country.

Choteau Creek Brewing Co., located just outside Wagner, is receiving statewide recognition after being featured by mybartender. com as one of the Top 30 Breweries in South Dakota.The rural brewery was ranked No.

10 YEARS AGO2016A welcome home street dance was being planned for the 155th to be held in July in Dante.Marian and Don Orton celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary.Lake Area Tech held their graduation ceremony with Sasha A. Podhradsky of Wagner graduating with a degree in Occupational Therapy.

(Chamberlain) – St. Joseph’s Indian School celebrated 16 eighth-grade graduates on May 22 during a ceremony in the school’s Our Lady of the Sioux Chapel.

Charles Mix Electric is excited to announce that local community member Mary Jo Parker has been chosen as the third-place winner from among 19 finalists in the fifth annual Who Powers You? contest.

This is a big week at the library. Making final plans for the start of summer programming on Monday, June8th. If you have not signed up your child(ren), please come to the library to do so before the 8th.

The community is invited to a special morning of worship and inspirational music at First Presbyterian Church in Lake Andes on Sunday, June 7, at 10 a.m., featuring trumpet musician Joel Finnesgard and his ministry, Sound of the Trumpet.

You’ve got to know when to hold ‘em. Know when to fold ‘em. Know when to walk away. And know when to run…..Were you singing Kenny Rogers “The Gambler” by the last line? I hope so. In our fast-paced world, we need moments of play and delight amid an ever-flowing river of decisions.What’s for supper?

Many equate pain with injury and thus assume that pain should be a straight line when recovering. So, if pain flares up a bit, they worry that something is wrong. Maybe the injury is getting worse, or they “overdid it” the day before.