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Being a police officer isn’t just a job. It’s a calling. These are the people we call when there is a car accident, when someone is in trou- ble or in need, or when someone’s safety is at risk. These are the people who run toward danger and violence when the natural reac- tion for others is to run away from it. They have dedicated their lives to protecting our communities and keeping our friends, families, and neighbors safe.
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Gun magazines seem to love “What Cartridge is Best” articles. While not best, if I were to name my favorite rifle cartridge, I’d pick what is labeled as the “.45-70 Government.” First off, I enjoy the historical aspect of the .45-70. The cartridge was adopted as the primary round of the U.S. military back in 1873, and for me the .45-70 has local color. Nearby Fort Randall’s primary purpose was to keep the peace and protect the advancing settlement in the area, and the Fort Randall infantry carried Springfield single-shot “Trapdoor” rifles in .45-70 caliber.
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The rain didn't stop the many volunteers from coming out to help clean up our city on Friday, May 6th. Seniors from Wagner High School took a break from school work to help with the clean up. Photos by Jenna Petrik
Read moreA huge thank you to everyone that made this year’s community clean-up day successful. Thank you to everyone who brought trailers, trucks and their community pride. A big thank you to Commercial State Bank for supplying the meals for all the volunteers. Thanks to all the businesses who donated a helper and to all the citizens who showed up with a helping hand. A special thank you goes out to Wagner High Senior class. As you get ready to take on your new adventures, know you are leaving this area just a little bit better today. We wish you success in all your future endeavors!
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