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The Village assisted living The usual activities and card games were enjoyed by the residents. Janice Stoebner, Sioux Falls, and Duane and Doris Poppen, Aberdeen, visited their mother Illdena Poppen …
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By Illdena Poppen
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10/7/26
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Adaline Reilly was visited by her great-grandson Josh Keating and his two boys last Friday. Vicky Aughenbaugh attended the state 2026 Master Gardener Conference held last weekend in Sioux Falls. …
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By Marlin Clendening
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10/7/26
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Farming has been a part of the Neu family history for as long as they can remember; however, some may not know the land has also been in the family for quite some time. On Sept. 3 at the South Dakota …
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By Corrie Walter, Kingsbury Journal
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10/7/26
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10 years ago October 5, 2016 Six candidates for District 22, which encompasses all of Kingsbury and Beadle counties, participated Oct. 1 in a candidate’s forum at the city commission chambers in …
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10/7/26
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For several decades, Boomers has been a staple in the Lake Preston community; however, this summer, the building received a facelift and a new name. Classic Corner opened for business in the middle …
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By Corrie Walter, Kingsbury Journal
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10/7/26
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10/7/26
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Scams and how to identify them were discussed at the Medary Women's Fall Retreat held Sept. 22 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Arlington. This year's theme was "The Heart's True Wealth" based on …
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Submitted by Bette Poppen, Medary Conference WELCA Secretary
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10/7/26
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10 years ago October 5, 2016 The Kingsbury County Commission is proceeding with the effort to begin restoring the downstream end of Ditch #4, “the Big Ditch,” to its original state. 25 YEARS AGO …
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10/7/26
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Rita Anderson of Iroquois was honored as a nominee for the prestigious 2026 Spirit of Dakota Award during the organization’s banquet on Oct. 3 at the Huron Event Center. The event marked the …
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Submitted by Nicole Anderson
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10/7/26
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Local tables are about to get a lot more flavorful as Terri Koellner officially opens the doors to The Locker, a brand-new custom processing plant and retail meat shop located right here in De Smet. …
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By Amy Halverson, Kingsbury Journal
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10/7/26
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Well, we survived. If you read last week’s column, you know our farm had officially transformed into a giant, slip-and-slide marshland. I spent seven straight days living in heavy rubber rain …
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By Amy Halverson
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10/7/26
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Alongside falling leaves of orange, red and yellow, pink is a familiar color during October, because it is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women (aside …
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Submitted by Avera De Smet
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10/7/26
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After six and a half years of dedicated service behind the wheel, Rural Office of Community Services (ROCS) transit driver Maggie Sprang is officially hanging up her keys. Her final day with the …
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By Amy Halverson, Kingsbury Journal
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10/7/26
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10/7/26
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Youth in Kingsbury County have had opportunities available through the 4-H program for over a century, with records dating back to 1924. Every year, National 4-H Week is celebrated during the first …
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By Corrie Walter, Kingsbury Journal
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10/7/26
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9/30/26
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The Village assisted living The usual activities were held including Jeopardy, devotions and card playing. Jackie Anderson, Vanessa Barnes and daughters Harper and Scottie visited Margaret Anderson. …
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By Illdena Poppen
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9/30/26
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Trinity Lutheran Church will have worship on Sun., Oct. 4 at 8 a.m. The confirmation class is meeting on Sundays at 9 a.m. and the Sunday School on Wednesdays after school at the church. Everyone is …
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By Lorelee Nelson
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9/30/26
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Travis and Michele Bornitz family attended the Iroquois Homecoming events last Friday and a fifth- and sixth-grade football contest held Saturday in Hitchcock. Charemon, Selma and Annette Dunham went …
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By By: Marlin Clendening
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9/30/26
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