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WAGNER ORAL INTERP PRESENT HOME SHOWCASE

The Wagner Oral Interpretation team presented their Home Performance Showcase on November 3, giving family, friends, and community members the opportunity to enjoy an evening of expressive performances. Opening remarks were given by Megan Fischer, Oral Interp Coach.
Pictured are the Wagner Oral Interp members with their coach Megan Fischer (right). Photography by Denelle

PIRATES PUNCH TICKET TO DOME

The Avon Pirates are Dome bound after a thrilling 38-28 victory over Colman-Egan on Friday night. The game got off to a rough start for the Pirates with an early fumble, but the defense stood tall and kept Colman-Egan from capitalizing.
Photos from the game can be found at: https://pechous.smugmug.com/2025-26-School-Events/110725-FB-Avon-vs-Colman-Egan Courtesy Photo

CONTINUING A PROUD FAMILY LEGACY

The Community Bank of Avon has long been a cornerstone of the community, and following the passing of longtime president Richard R. Pier, that legacy continues under new leadership. Sally Weber, daughter of the late Bill Pier, has been named President/ CEO and Board Chairman.
CONTINUING A PROUD FAMILY LEGACY

PLATTE-GEDDES/AC/DC #1 TWO YEARS IN A ROW

PHOTO COURTESY OF SOUTH DAKOTA PUBLIC BROADCASTING. ©2025 SDPB | LANDON DEBOER Congratulations to the dancers and coaches on another outstanding state performance!
Congratulations to the Platte-Geddes/AC/DC Competitive Cheer and Dance Team, who captured 1st place in Hip Hop at the 2025 SDHSAA State Cheer and Dance Competition. This marks the second consecutive year the team has earned the top spot in the Hip Hop div

TRICK OR TREAT ON MAIN STREET

The City of Wagner held its annual Trick or Treat on Main Street on Halloween, bringing plenty of smiles despite the chilly weather. With brisk winds and cool temperatures, many businesses opted to stay indoors to hand out candy to eager trickor- treaters.
TRICK OR TREAT ON MAIN STREET

FALL HARVEST NEARS COMPLETION

Kevin Tjeerdsma, manager of Farmers Pride Cooperative in Avon, reports that this year’s harvest is shaping up to be one for the records. “So far, we’ve taken in over 850,000 bushels of soybeans, and we’re about 90 percent finished with soybean harvest,” Tjeerdsma said.
FALLHARVEST NEARSCOMPLETION

FARMERS MARKET WRAPS UP ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL SEASON

Wagner Area Farmers Market came to a close in October after a summer of community fun! The year began with a huge change as the market was moved from Wagner City Park to Wagner Lake due to road construction and dust.
FARMERS MARKET WRAPS UP ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL S

ANDES CENTRAL STUDENTS OF THE MONTH

Jayshaun has made fantastic progress in first grade. He stays focused on his daily work until it is finished. He follows our classroom procedures and helps his classmates when they need assistance.
ANDES CENTRAL STUDENTS OF THE MONTH

NATIVE AMERICAN WEEK

Native American Week was celebrated at Wagner Community School from Monday, October 13 through Friday, October 17, beginning with Native American Day on Monday.
NATIVE AMERICAN WEEK
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