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Here is a look back at some of the stories printed in the Kingsbury Journal during the first half of 2025. Jan. 1: For many years, the Lake Preston fifth-grade class has raised money to purchase … more
From the launch of the Kingsbury Journal, there has been one constant, business manager Sheryl Downes. At the end of this year, she will be stepping down and retiring from the newspaper. Downes began … more
As 2025 comes to a close, I am amazed at how much our little funny farm has changed over the year. We have done a lot of work around our place, adding to our chicken coop and run, building more pens … more
Grace Parry is the new Executive Director of the De Smet Economic Development Corporation, as of Nov. 12, 2025. Parry grew up in Arlington, S.D., where she was very involved with her community. “As … more
We asked Becky Albrecht’s second grade class at the De Smet School to answer “What do you plan to do on Christmas break? Here are their answers. Ainslee: Going to my grandma’s house and make a … more
10 years ago December 30, 2015 Kingsbury County Treasurer Elaine Blachford displayed a new South Dakota license plate. The new plates have an updated design and will be available beginning Jan. 4, … more
The Lake Preston second graders are enjoying a little time off from school for Christmas break. Before they left school, we asked them what they planned to do on their time off from school. Joey: … more
Over the past several years, students at Lake Preston have become accustomed to seeing Santa and Buddy the Elf, handing out candy. This year, Santa had a little help from several elves including … more
10 years ago December 30, 2015 Anyone who has recently stopped by the Bait Box or stayed at the Lake Preston Motel will have noticed there’s a new smiling face behind the counter. It belongs to … more
Christmas at the South Dakota State Capitol is always magical with the beautifully decorated Christmas trees, but that is not all that was beautiful this year. Musicians from the Iroquois School … more
As many of us watch the Times Square New Year’s Eve Ball drop on television this year, here’s a look at some surprising facts about the event. • The concept began with sailing. Starting in the … more
Rick and Vicky Aughenbaugh had as guests Christmas Eve the Mark and Kara Aughenbaugh family, and on Christmas Day, they hosted Mark and Kara Aughenbaugh family, Corey Aughenbaugh and family of Sioux … more
Trinity Lutheran Church will have worship on Jan. 4 at 9 a.m. Everyone is always welcome. CARTHAGE NEWS 1926 As we enter the new year of 2026, some items from 1926 are interesting. From The Carthage … more
The Kingsbury County Commissioners met on Tues, Dec. 16 at 8:30 a.m. at the Kingsbury County Courthouse to discuss bridge inspections and upcoming elections. bridge inspections Chris Brozik, Civil … more
The Oldham-Ramona-Rutland School District will live to see the 2026-27 school year, yet the results of its Dec. 16 reorganization election show a district still deeply divided. At a special board … more
The Kingsbury Journal will have early deadlines for our Dec. 31 paper. Deadlines for ads, legals and content will be Friday at 5 p.m. as we print early Tuesday morning. Please plan accordingly. Thank … more
The money collected on a $117.50 speeding ticket is distributed to the following sources: $39 to the school district in the county where the violation occurred, $30 to the Law Enforcement Officer … more
The holidays are now in full swing, and I am feeling especially thankful this year for the time I can spend with my family. The weather has straightened out after the last few weeks of cold and snow. … more
According to a press release on Dec. 10, U.S. Senator Mike Rounds has formally requested an investigation into the persistent issues with the United States Postal Service (USPS) delivery in South … more
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