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The Iroquois third grade class presented “Squanto's Squash” to their parents and the elementary classes on Wed., Nov. 22.  Back Row: Ms. Stacy Uttecht, back left, Lillian Wagner, Collyn Miller, Layton Peskey, Jase Blasdell, Tayton Askew, Cason Glanzer, Christian Decker; Damaris Juarez Lopez, front left, Bekah Dunsworth, Jonathan Bornitz, Bennett Ohman, Luke Dykstra and Kollen Keating.

11/29/23

How the third graders would cook a turkey

Jonny: Do you know how to make a turkey? Well, I will teach you how to. First, you buy the turkey. Then, you buy stuffing. Third, you stuff the stuffing in the turkey. Fourth, you put the turkey on … more

11/22/23

Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes filled

The Iroquois Methodist Sunday School students recently went shopping for items to put in their Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes. This is the second year the youth have decided to use “noisy … more

11/22/23

Almost $2k to Abbot House

The Iroquois United Women in Faith unit has been hosting a fundraiser for the Abbott House (AH) for around 50 years, and 2023 was no different. Many flavors of soups and pies were served to a crowd … more

11/22/23

50-years of service

Bensley-Rounds American Legion Post 280 of Iroquois was proud to present Terry Blue, left, and Jerry (Darwin) Cundy with 50-year continuous-membership certificates and 50-year pins on Nov. 10, 2023. … more

11/15/23

After Iroquois preschool students listened to "The Little Red Hen" story in class, they all decided to ‘help bake the bread,’ unlike the characters of the story. Besides baking bread, they also made chef hats to wear as they cooked. The scent of freshly baked bread filled the school room and hallway, and the preschoolers were eager to eat it. It was so delicious, they all wanted to do the activity again.  The little bakers - back from left: Hank Granger, back left, Saylor Hanzlik, Nicholas Paye, Joshua Dorris, Kristel Askew; Dane Frankfurth, middle left, Alejandra Siu Hansen, Waylon Granger, Royce Bornitz; Tessie Fairchild, front left, Kyzen Brown, Kenneth Dame and Alyxx Barth.

Baking some bread

11/15/23

Iroquois preschoolers Joshua Dorris, back left, Dane Frankfurth, Hank Granger, Nicholas Paye, Alejandra Siu Hansen, Saylor Hanzlik; Kyzen Brown, front left, Royce Bornitz, Kenneth Dame, Tessie Fairchild, Kristel Askew and Waylon Granger enjoy Halloween.

Enjoying Halloween

11/9/23

Dean Reilly tells the students what it would be like if they were in a fire, while Toby Koziolek shows them what firemen would look like and sound like if they came into a fire looking for them.

Learning the rescue teams

11/1/23

Iroquois preschool students watched pumpkins being carved into jack-o-lanterns then had fun cleaning out the insides of the pumpkins. This was a great sensory activity to explore their sense of touch, smell and sight. Saylor Hanzlik and Alejandra Sui Hansen pull seeds and pulp out of a pumpkin.

Carving some jack-o-lanterns

11/1/23

Dig Pink!

The Iroquois/Lake Preston volleyball team held their Dig Pink night last Tuesday. The team wore their pink uniforms, honored survivors, and the Iroquois School gave a check to the Kingsbury County … more

10/18/23

Cloverleaf 4-H Club met Oct. 9 to assemble meal bags for all employees working late hours at the grain elevators. Harvest meals were delivered to elevators in De Smet, Lake Preston, Bancroft, Carthage, Badger and Arlington. 4-H appreciates farmers and harvest workers. Awards night and dinner will be Nov. 5. Pictured are Willy Miller, Kirby Miller, Tabor Fawcett.

4-H Club giving back

10/18/23

The Iroquois Area Community Club recently planted eight trees in the city park. These trees were purchased with a grant from Beadle and Spink Enterprise Community (BASEC) and a donation from Jim Hulbert.

Planting trees

10/18/23

Iroquois Community Carnival and Poker Run

Iroquois Community Club member Deb Magsam has been busy stewing her delicious sauce made with her fresh garden vegetables for the upcoming spaghetti supper to be held in the Legion Hall, Sat., Oct. … more

10/18/23

Iroquois homecoming week was last week with lots of activities throughout the week. Below: Football cheerleaders are Zoei Schmidt-Ellman, left, Emma Eckmann, Madi Burma, Airabella Deysel and Skyla Harris. The Iroquois Booster Club and football cheerleaders held a pep rally Thursday morning during a fire drill.

Celebrating homecoming

9/27/23

Youth ministry off to a fresh start

Youth ministry off to a fresh start Iroquois youth groups are available for any child to meet monthly or for special events. SonShine Gang, grades K-5, and GLOW (God Lights Our World), grades 6-8, … more

9/27/23

Iroquois preschoolers learned about apples last week. They took a walking field trip to a nearby apple tree, and each had the opportunity to pick an apple. The preschoolers also made apple sauce in their classroom.

Enjoying fall apples

9/27/23

History of the Hoevet building

The City of Iroquois recently acquired the old brick Hoevet building, which was built in the late 1880s and originally occupied by the Bank of Iroquois, was later becoming Farmers & Merchants … more

By Mary Wienbar | 9/20/23

1883: Jack Frost prematurely shows his face

140 Years Ago Sept. 14, 1883 The following facts will give our readers an idea of the amount of business done at the Iroquois post office. This statement is for the months of June, July and August: … more

9/14/23

Hofhenke honored at MTI graduation

The Mitchell Technical College Licensed Practical Nursing program recently held its graduation and awards ceremonies for nursing students. The first award was the “2023 Florence Nightingale … more

9/14/23

Iroquois Elementary first through fifth graders attended SD's Largest Classroom - SD State Fair on Thursday, August 31st.

Iroquois students take on the State Fair

9/6/23

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