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Rotarian “soon to be President” Jeff Doom once again called the meeting to order on Wednesday, May 13th. He did so with such a loud crack on the Rotary Bell that everyone was startled into attention! There was a baby present in a carrier, and she was even brought to attention with eyes wide open.

Over five years ago, the Business and Claims Committee of the Yankton Sioux Tribe and the Wagner Chamber of Commerce were both issued a challenge to see if they could actually consider coming together for a simple idea referred to as “work together”.

It’s human nature to tell stories about the past, and doctors aren’t immune to that impulse.

Wagner Community School honored their2026 Kindergarten graduates on Tuesday, May 12, receiving their certificates from Principal Mike Duffek and their teachers, Mrs. Lindsey Cimpl (Mrs. Katie Bartunek); Mrs. Karissa Eggers, Mrs. Laura Soukup and Mrs. Danieka Hecklaible.

(Chamberlain, S.D.) – Three students from the Yankton Sioux Tribe are among 10 seniors supported by St. Joseph’s Indian School who graduated from Chamberlain High School on Saturday, May 16, in the school’s competition gym.The graduates include Ava Appel of Wagner, Kansas Honomichl-Rouse of Marty...

I had the privilege of representing District 21 in the Legislature and I understand the commitment it takes to truly serve this district. I have also served on the school board in the past.

Sign -up forms for the library summer programming begins on Tuesday, May 19th, Sign up forms will be available at the library as well as being handed out at the last day of school picnic at Andes Central. Any student grades Kindergarten thru 12th grade are welcome.

In a world that often rewards urgency and constant output, many of us live with nervous systems that rarely feel safe enough to rest. Stress, trauma, and overwhelm can wire the brain toward survival, keeping us reactive, vigilant, and exhausted. But healing doesn’t come from pushing harder.