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Library board meeting will be held at the library on Tuesday, Dec. 14th at 4:45 p.m. This is a public meeting, so anyone may attend.

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2021 CHRISTMAS CONCERT

Thursday, December 9, Lake Andes held their Middle School/High School Christmas Concert. The Elementary School Christmas Concert has been postponed to Friday, December 17th at 7 p.m. due to weather. Photos by Darci Bultje

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RURAL EMERGENCY MEDICAL SYSTEMS IN CRISIS

Emergency medical services (EMS) in rural America are in a state of crisis. Difficulty recruiting emergency medical technicians (EMTs) and the financial constraints of EMS agencies are the major causes of this crisis.

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THINKING ABOUT AN AFRICAN HUNT? HERE’S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

Some good friends returned recently from a very successful hunt in Africa, and they told me that because of the virus, Africa has never been more affordable. If an African hunt is a personal consideration, plan to attend the Dallas Safari Club Expo January 6-9, 2022. Dallas is a very makeable one day drive. There are also direct flights to Dallas out of Sioux Falls.

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PIRATE BASKETBALL SEASONS KICKS OFF

The Lady Pirates traveled to Parkston to take on the Trojans for their first game of the season, where they fell short 45-59.

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FIRST BIG SNOWFALL HITS AVON

This last Friday, Avon had reports of six or more inches in and around town. This weeks early warmer than normal temperatures will help melt most of it before temperatures drop again.

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LEE ROY KUHLMAN

Lee Roy Kuhlman, of Monroe Ohio, passed away December 3. He was born February 6, 1934 in Lima, OH; the son of Leroy And Matilda (Elshoff) Kuhlman. He married JoAnn Kuck on June 2, 1956. He is survived by JoAnn, his wife of 65 years, along with his four sons Mark (Elisabeth) of Crescent Springs, KY; John (Joan) Kuhlman of Batesville, IN; Steven (Rebecca) Kuhlman of Winchester, MA; and Paul (Benita) Kuhlman of Avon. He is also survived by his seven grandchildren: Victoria, Charlotte, and Benjamin Kuhlman; April and Bryan Kuhlman; Caroline and Cate Kuhlman. He is survived by a sister-in-law, Glenda Kuck of Saint Marys.

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