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Old elementary to be torn down soon
The De Smet School Board met on Mon., Jan. 13 at 5:30 p.m. to discuss the building, the beef program with the school, handling practices with early dismissals and the school’s audit company. … more
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De Smet blood drive
De Smet blood drive The recent De Smet Community Blood Drive held on Wed., Jan. 8 was a success for the local community, with 20 donors contributing 19 units of life-saving blood. FIRST-TIME … more
Music department receives grant
De Smet High School was recently chosen as one of 10 schools in the country to receive a grant for a Tri-M Chapter. The Tri-M® Music Honor Society, a program of the National Association for Music … more
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After being closed for several years, the De Smet Trading Company is open again and filled with a variety of antiques including furniture, home décor, glassware and pottery.
De Smet Trading Company open again
Owners Susan and Eric Eastin have reopened their doors at the De Smet Trading Company at 203 Calumet Avenue in De Smet. For those unfamiliar with the store, it is filled with a variety of antiques … more
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Water study approved for the city
The De Smet City Council met on Wed., Jan. 8 at 5 p.m. at the De Smet Event Center to discuss several topics including how the Main Street project will affect upcoming events, a water study for the … more
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Kaleb Johnson earned his 100th win during the Sioux Valley Wrestling Tournament on Sat., Dec. 21.
100 wrestling wins
Customers at the open house enjoyed submarine sandwiches as well as some homemade cookies prepared by manager Mike Johnson’s wife Laurie.
NAPA store celebrates 10 years
Eastline Supply, the local NAPA store in De Smet, first opened to the public in December 2014. To celebrate their 10-year anniversary, they hosted a customer appreciation open house on Tue., Jan. 7, … more
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The Ingalls Flat, in the heart of De Smet, opened on Dec. 18. This Airbnb is newly renovated and is the perfect place to stay for travelers looking for modern and historic charm rolled into one.
A new place to stay in town — Ingalls Flat
Victoria Albrecht and Austin Aylward of De Smet are happy to announce the opening of the Ingalls Flat, where modern meets historic charm. Thoughtfully named after Laura Ingalls Wilder’s family, … more
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Restricted use site, water/sewer rate increases
The De Smet City Council held a special year-end meeting on Mon., Dec. 30 at 5 p.m. at City Hall to wrap up a few items before the end of the year. They opened bids for their 2008 F150 Ford pickup. … more
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Each week during the holiday season, the De Smet Community Women pick a decorated home to honor. DCW has chosen Norm and Kathy Whitaker on Fourth Street for the fourth and final Home of the Week. This event is co-sponsored by Otter Tail Power Company.
Final Home of the Week announced
Halme Construction gets bid for Main Street
The De Smet City Council met for a special meeting on Mon., Dec. 16 at 5 p.m. at City Hall. The council members met with Karen Schaefers, engineer with IMEG, to discuss bids received for the Main … more
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De Smet High School student council members Payton Botkin, standing left, Sam Crowe, Chase Temme, Danny Sudenga, Sophia Gigov, Brooke Jennings, Breyten Johnson, Allie Schaefer, Charli McCune; Sam Gigov, kneeling, and Chauncey Driscoll, not pictured, held a food drive from Dec. 4-16. The sixth-grade class won a trip to Air Madness for collecting the best average amount donated.
Student council food drive
Each week during the holiday season, the De Smet Community Women pick a decorated home to honor. DCW has chosen Victoria Winters at 314 4th St. SW for the third Home of the Week. All of her Christmas decorations are homemade! This event is co-sponsored by Otter Tail Power Company.
Third Home of the Week announced
What do you want for Christmas?
De Smet kindergarten teachers asked their students what they want for Christmas or the holidays; this is what they said. lindsey jeffrey’s Kindergarten Class: Hayden Larson - a Case quad track and … more
Concern for emergency services on Second St.
The De Smet City Council met on Wed., Dec. 11 at 5 p.m. at the De Smet Event Center to discuss several topics including issues with 2nd Street, a resident’s concerns with the city’s water and … more
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Each week during the holiday season, the De Smet Community Women pick a decorated home to honor. DCW has chosen Tom and Kim Gehm at 214 Front Street for the second Home of the Week. This event is co-sponsored by Otter Tail Power Company.
Second Home of the Week announced
District often above state average
The De Smet School Board met on Mon., Dec. 9 at 5:30 p.m. to discuss how the De Smet School District did on the 2023-24 Department of Education District Report card for the year. Dr. Abi Van … more
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The De Smet FFA Conduct of Chapter Meetings team competed in the State FFA Leadership Development events Dec. 1-2 in Rapid City, placing in the Bronze award area. The team included Cutler Davis, front left, Rogan Albrecht, Juan Matias, Winchester Temme, Karlie Stofferan; Breyten Johnson, back left, Gatlin Wienk, and Sam Crowe. Johnson assisted in coaching the team.
FFA team competes in State Leadership Development
Sophia Gigov and Sam Gigov both received superiors for their solos and their duet at the South Dakota State Oral Interpretation Festival held at Sturgis Brown High School in Sturgis on Dec. 6-7. Since they received 2+ superiors, they also received a team excellence award. Pictured are coach Sydnee Winter, left, Sophia Gigov, Sam Gigov and coach Nicole Berg.
State Oral Interp
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
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