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This week’s featured Andes Central Senior is Riata Bultje. Riata is the daughterofBriceandDarci Bultje. She has two younger sisters at Andes Central, Emery and Marin. During her high school years, Riata has been involved in volleyball, track, FFA, FCCLA, band, choir and National Honor Society. Riata has been very active in the community and volunteered her time working with Meals of Hope, Feeding SD and cleaning up trash on the wildlife refuge. Turkey gravy with mashed potatoes is Riata’s favorite school lunch. Riata’s favorite class is Botany with Mr. DeNeui. Botany was never boring and they learned a lot of very interesting and useful information about plants.
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Andes Central/ Dakota Christian hosted Gregory Tuesday, January 2nd and took the win 64-30.
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Andes Central/ Dakota Christian hosted Burke at Dakota Christian January 4 with they took the win in a close battle 68-62.
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My father-in-law is a farmer. He grew up on the family farm in southwest Minnesota, where his dad grew up, too. Blessed by fertile soil, the farm has provided for the family for several generations. It is invaluable for my children to experience the farm, see the crops grow, help with animals, and learn about the cycles of life on the farm.
Read moreDid you know that films based on books make up 70% of the top 20 grossing films worldwide. On average, films that are adapted from books generate 53% more revenue than original screenplays globally. Analysis of bookto- screen adaptations shows that Fiction titles as part of a series tend to be the most successful adaptations.
Read moreAvon American Legion Auxiliary Unit 150 will meet Tuesday,January16th,at7pm atAvonPublicLibrary.Hostess is Katie Gretschmann.
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For three days in January, a high school gym in smalltown South Dakota feels like the center of the universe. For West River basketball players and fans, the Jones County Invitational in Murdo is the place to be this time of year. You can count on fans coming from all over to support their local team competing for the tournament title. In mid-January, there’s nowhere I’d rather bethanbackinthebleachersin my hometown cheering on the Jones County Coyotes.
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