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Mrs. Dawn Kitchenmaster teaches Kindergarten at Andes Central School. She grew up on a farm outside of Hawarden, Iowa. After graduating high school she attended college in Orange City, Iowa at Northwestern College.

Following the recent resignation of Mayor Alyssa Mathis, Wagner City Council President Brenda Jaton has stepped up to serve as Acting Mayor until the next election in 2026. Jaton was officially sworn in as mayor during the Wagner City Council meeting held Monday, November 4th.

PIERRE, S.D. – With winter right around the corner, the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission is highlighting the importance of following natural gas safety recommendations, including keeping natural gas meters and vents clear of snow and ice, all season long.

President Jamie Soukup welcomed the Wagner Rotarians to a weekly meeting on Wednesday, November 5th which seemed much like an early fall meeting with the weather being sunny and warm!

From the Files of the Wagner Post 10 YEARS AGO In honor of Veterans Day local Veterans, Dwayne Lindgren, Kenneth Ray, Harold Miller, and Merill DeWald shared the experiences serving in great detail. Dan and Lindsey Fiebelkorn of Gregory purchased James Drug.

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.

YES. Members of the United States Senate and House are still receiving paychecks during the government shutdown, though some lawmakers are looking to change that. Since 1983, Congress’ pay has been funded by a permanent appropriation, and their paychecks aren’t subject to annual renewal.

The Avon Oral Interpretation Team achieved strong results at the district competition held Wednesday, November 5, earning multiple first-place finishes and advancing several entries to the regional contest.

“Everything we saw and learned today - the bees depend on all of it. And we depend on them.” Missy Johnson, The Mindful Hive. The first stop of our roving classroom was a grass restoration site. Mr.

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.