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Each week during the holiday season, the De Smet Community Women pick a decorated home to honor. DCW has chosen Tate and Kenzie Munger at 306 4th St. S.E., for the first Home of the Week. This event is co-sponsored by Otter Tail Power Company.
First Home of the Week announced
Healthy holidays are happy holidays
The time for joyous celebration is now upon us. If you’re like me, you want to enjoy all the goodness of this season with family and friends. Yet, you don’t want to feel regretful for having … more
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First quarter honor roll announced
Superior Seniors: Alyssa Alseson, Mirra Beck, Sam Gigov, Gannon Gilligan, Josiah Roth, Tanner Tolzin Juniors: Harper Anderson, Aubree Blue, Audi Currier, Chauncey Driscoll, Megan Dylla, Anthony … more
De Smet blood drive — a lifesaving success
The recent De Smet Community Blood Drive, held on Thurs., Nov. 7, was a success for the local community. Twenty-four donors stepped up to contribute, resulting in 20 units of life-saving blood … more
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Tower Trail receives donation
The De Smet City Council met on Wed., Nov. 13 at 5 p.m. at the De Smet Event Center to discuss donations toward the Highway 14 Tower Trail and construction updates. highway 14 tower trail donations … more
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The De Smet oral interpretation team received a Team Excellence Award, meaning 50% or more of their 15 entries received a superior/superior-plus rating, at the Dakota Valley Conference (DVC) meet in Arlington. Pictured are Jennifer Davis, back left, Eli Hubbard, Abner Rivera, Sam Gigov, Payton Botkin; Sophia Gigov, front left, Neva Clubb, Hadley Starnes and Lanie Hubbard.
Oral Interp is in full swing
The De Smet oral interpretation team is just finishing up regular season meets and will be moving into the qualifying portion with districts, regions and state. Coaches Nicole Berg and Sydnee Winter … more
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Save up to 23 pounds of waste a year
The De Smet Mercantile & Coffeehouse recently announced a new kind of coffee cup available at their coffeehouse, the Good to Go Cup, which is a new approach to reusing to-go coffee cups. Good to … more
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Legend Seeds has new alliance
Legend Seeds and Partners Brand recently announced a strategic alliance between the two independent seed companies, which will allow both to enhance efficiencies, share expertise, improve strategic … more
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Whitaker retires as stylist at The Village
After five years of running the hair salon at The Village Assisted Living Center in De Smet, Kathy Whitaker has retired. She worked as a hair stylist for 54 years in Minnesota and South Dakota. After … more
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Construction, compliance, communication and complaint
The De Smet City Council met on Wed., Oct. 9 at 5 p.m. at the De Smet Event Center to discuss several different topics, including construction updates and Main Street Committee meetings and to hear … more
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Securing bids for concrete
The De Smet School Board met briefly on Mon., Oct. 14, at 5:30 p.m. to discuss several items, including some highlights for the high school and upcoming events. high school highlights Principal … more
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FFA members who competed in the NESD Region Land Judging include Katlynn Rydbom, top left, Karlie Stofferahn, Remi Efraimson, Samuel Crowe, Logan Nielsen; Tanner Tolzin, middle left, Cody Zell, Carter Wilkinson, Macailyn Pillar, Brooklyn Coughlin; Gabriel Aughenbaugh, front left, Coy Van Regenmorter, Donovan Sandven, Slayten Wilkinson and Owen Anderson. FFA members who will compete in the National Land judging event in May 2025 include Gabriel Aughenbaugh, Coy Van Regenmorter, Donovan Sandven and Slayten Wilkinson.
Qualified to compete at Nationals
The De Smet FFA Land Judging team competed in the Northeast SD Region Land judging event in Webster, S.D., on Sept 25. The team placed first and qualified to compete in the National FFA Land judging … more
Derek Lee, left, and Darcy Miller present Mayor Gary Wolkow a check in memory of their classmate.
De Smet City Pool gets large donation
The De Smet High School Class of 1990 recently organized a fundraising campaign for new amenities at the De Smet swimming pool as a memorial to their classmate, Tammy Nicholson Foster, who passed … more
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Wally Sorenson works on the loft of one of the new upstairs bedrooms in the old Kingsbury County Bank building.
130-year-old bank building renovated
Not many original buildings still stand where they were located on Calumet Avenue during the early years of De Smet. One of those original buildings standing in the spot where it was built is the … more
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Luke and Ronni Aughenbaugh, children of Matt and Billi Aughenbaugh, were the first children to complete the 1000 Books Before Kindergarten challenge at the Hazel L. Meyer Memorial Library. This is a free program challenge that encourages children and their parents to read books before they get to kindergarten. Any child not in kindergarten is welcome to attend. Stop at the library to get your child started.
1000 Books Before Kindergarten
Gabriel Aughenbaugh, left, and Noah Luethmers race during the De Smet Invite.
Runners compete in area meets
On Thurs., Sept. 12, the Bulldogs hosted the De Smet Booster Invite at the Kingsbury County Country Club at 4 p.m. in De Smet. The Bulldogs placed third in boys varsity. De Smet Invitational Boys - … more
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Decision leaves sidewalk width unchanged
The De Smet City Council met on Wed., Sept. 11 at 5 p.m. at the De Smet Event Center to discuss several topics, but the hot topic for the night was the Main Street project. What began as a typical … more
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Adalyn Gross finished in 12th place in the varsity race.
Runners compete at MCM Invite
On Tues., Sept. 3, the Bulldogs traveled to the McCook Country Club in Salem to compete at the McCook Central/Montrose XC Invite. The Bulldogs placed fifth out of the ten teams that participated in … more
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Planning for aging HVAC units begins
The De Smet School Board met briefly on Mon., Sept. 9 at 5:30 p.m. to discuss several topics, including the HVAC units going out in the middle/high school building, some great accomplishments from … more
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Mary Purintun will be retiring as director of the Hazel L. Meyer Memorial Library on Wed., Sept. 25.
Purintun retiring after nearly 27 years
After 26½ years working at the Hazel L. Meyer Memorial Library, Mary Purintun will be retiring on Wed., Sept. 25. Purintun was born and raised in De Smet and graduated from De Smet High School. … more
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