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BON HOMME CHAPTER IWLA TRAP SEASON BEGINS

Bon Homme County Chapter IWLA began their trap season on Wednesday, May 6th at 7:00 p.m. The trap range is open to the public. No experience necessary! There are no teams or scores. You are welcome to shoot one round or as many rounds as you like. Come on down for some summer time entertainment.
Pictured are, from left: Frank Bult, Chlore Wiesema, Steve Burtz, Lanea Lane, and Ron Conforti. Courtesy Photo

CLASS OF 2026 COMMENCEMENT

Wagner Community School held a Commencement Ceremony for the Class of 2026 on Saturday, May 9th where 37 students received their diploma. Congratulations Class of 2026!
CLASS OF 2026 COMMENCEMENT

ROLLIN' INTO SUMMER SAFETY

Lots of fun was had at the Rollin’ Into Summer Safely event, sponsored by Wagner Communities That Care! Over 200 helmets were given to WCS K-2 graders and bikes were given out at the after-school event.
ROLLIN' INTO SUMMER SAFETY

Rotary News

The May 6th meeting of the Wagner Rotary club began with a warm welcome from Rotarian Jeff Doom who officiated in place of Rotarian Jamie Soukup who is busy right now with his Pioneer business. It is planting time around Wagner!
Rotary Program Dana Sanderson and Bill Frei. Courtesy Photo

PUMP HANDLES AND PUBLIC HEALTH

Health care is often thought of as something that happens one patient at a time in a clinic or hospital. Public health takes a broader view and is focused on improving the health of entire populations.
PUMP HANDLES AND PUBLIC HEALTH

WAGNER ELEMENTARY PRESENTS SPRING CONCERT

Wagner Elementary School, grades 1-4, presented their Spring Concert Thursday, May 7th, in the school theater under the direction of Mr. Austin Genzlinger and Mr. Michael Wilbur. Photos by Jan Martin
WAGNER ELEMENTARY PRESENTS SPRING CONCERT

SENIORS SHARE STORIES WITH 2ND GRADERS

Seniors in Ms. Kaiser’s English class wrote four page, kid-friendly stories. They focused on keeping one tense and using dialogue correctly. When they were done writing, they got to read their own stories to Miss Ekroth’s 2nd graders! Courtesy Photos
SENIORS SHARE STORIES WITH 2ND GRADERS
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