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4-H SHOOTING TEAM TO STATE

The 4-H shooting kids will be heading to Pierre/Ft. Pierre, April 25-27, to compete at the annual 4-H Spring State Shooting Competition. Participants qualify at a beginner, junior, or senior level, amongst their practiced disciplines.
Back row, from left: Weston Koupal, Ethan Blaha, Taeya Havranek, Emma Kreeger, Carter Smejkal, Hannah Meyer, Dusti Laska; front row from left: Lane Koupal, Logan Blaha, Carson Blaha, Bronc Cihak, Kit Beeson, Case Havranek, Luke Laska, Lainey Martin and Co

Rotary News

Wagner Rotarians were greeted at the entryway to the meeting room with the Choteau Creek Brewing Company serving them a delicious meal of three different salads, chicken and pulled pork and two cheesecakes! We were not disappointed! It was a delicious meal!
Rotary News

Pages FROM THE Past

From the Files of the Wagner Post 10 YEARS AGO 2015 The 5th Annual South Dakota Birding Festival at Fort Randall hosted Birding Magazine Editor Ted Floyd.
Past

LIBRARY NEWS

Hours for the Easter Holiday are as follows: Library will be closed Friday, April 18th. Library will be taking part in the Easter Carnival that will take place in the Back Gym at 400 School Street. Hours for the Carnival are 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
LIBRARY NEWS

Wagner Community School

Carter Smejkal One of this week’s featured WCS seniors is Carter Smejkal. Carter is the son of Shawn and Donna Smejkal.
Wagner Community School

MATHIS DEFEATS THORNTON IN WAGNER ELECTION

The mayoral election was held for the City of Wagner on April 8 where Alyssa Mathis emerged victorious over Tammy Thornton, securing 83 votes to Thornton’s 66. The election saw a total of 149 votes cast, reflecting a significant turnout for the city.
Poll workers for the City of Wagner Mayoral Election were, from left: Judy Dilts, Lori Bouza and Pete Kazena. Photo by Barb Pechous

CITY COUNCIL DISCUSSES PROPERTY NOTICES

At the April 8 city council meeting, one of the first topics to come before the council was the list of notices involving property maintenance concerns and actions. The city’s code enforcer, Joel Johnson, presented the board with an updated list of properties that were not in compliance.
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