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The drive-up window of Lewis Drug was broken in an attempted break-in Sunday morning.
Attempted break-in at Lewis Drug
Lake Area Tech students Taylor Seifert and Tate Flaskey supervise two high school students, while they try the virtual welding training simulator at the Mini-Maker camp held Nov. 15, 2022, at De Smet High School.
‘Mini-Maker Camp’ primes the pump for workforce
Long gone are the days when rural South Dakota could be said to be lagging behind when it comes to modern technology. In fact, technology and innovation are alive and well all over the prairie. On … more
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Registration for this year's classes opens on Dec. 4
Registration opens for the 2023 IMPACT classes at 11 a.m. on Dec. 4 at the Event Center Christmas Cookie Walk. The IMPACT Team has planned another interesting year of classes for 2023. EARLY TOUR The … more
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Court News
Kevin Swecker, Burnsville, Minn., 55 in a 45 mile-per-hour zone, fined $117.50. Kain Gilligan, De Smet, 70 in a 65 mile per hour zone, fined $97.50. Kristopher Nelson, Lake Preston, insufficient … more
Sheriff Reports
The Kingsbury County Sheriff’s Department reports nine accidents.Nov 1 – Dwayne LaFave of De Smet was traveling north on SD Highway 25 near mile marker 110 when a deer ran into the roadway, … more
Beef Bucks presents law enforcement a check
At the 2022 South Dakota Law Enforcement banquet in Sioux Falls on Nov. 9, 2022, Beef Bucks, Inc. presented the S.D. Highway Patrol with Beef Bucks for them to provide to law enforcement families in … more
Enjoy the holidays; ambrosia fruit salad
The holidays can be stressful for many who are hosting big family gatherings, but they shouldn’t be. The holidays are about enjoying time with family. My mom’s side of the family has taken this … more
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Tuesday is National Day of Giving
On Wed., Nov. 9, Mayor Gary Wolkow proclaimed the Tuesday after Thanksgiving as Giving Tuesday. This follows the national Giving Tuesday, when people are encouraged to give back in whatever way that … more
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State bound!
Students from De Smet will be advancing to the 2022 SDHSAA Oral Interpretation State Festival on Dec. 2-3 at Mitchell High School in Mitchell, S.D. Matthew Rusche advances with his humorous piece, … more
Electric school bus may be headed this way
De Smet School Board met on Mon., Nov. 14 to discuss several items, including the principal’s report, accreditation, electric bus grant and building project updates. CLEAN SCHOOL BUS Van … more
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25 YEARS AGO: Nash Perrine of Ortonville, Minn., has a job not many envy - he’s a steeplejack. Perrine, on Monday, was on top of the Kingsbury County Courthouse, replacing a pulley on the flagpole.
1997: Hospital pulls back from brink of disaster
10 YEARS AGO November 21, 2012 American Engineered Products, an Elko, Minn. based company, has begun production in the former CMI Architectural Products, Inc. building in De Smet. AEP manufactures … more
Gene Loos and Scott Korsten with SD Salutes gave the Lake Preston Fire Department a check for $5,000 at their meeting last week.
SD Salutes makes donation to LPFD
Usually, the Lake Preston Fire Department are the people on the giving end, giving of their time to help those in need. This past Thursday, they were on the opposite end, the receiving end. The Lake … more
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TEN YEARS AGO: Maci Holland was named 2013 Little Miss Snowflake at the Kingsbury County Snow Queen Festival last Sunday. Grace Greene was second runner-up and Savannah Perkins was first runner-up.
1972: Mortgage-burning ceremony held for church
10 YEARS AGO November 21, 2012 Maci Holland was named 2013 Little Miss Snowflake at the Kingsbury County Snow Queen Festival last Sunday. Grace Greene was second runner-up and Savannah Perkins was … more
The Lake Preston Progressive Community Women hosted the 66th Annual Kingsbury County Snow Queen festival on Sunday. Above is all of this years’ candidates, along with last year’s snow queen, Riley Myers, sitting.
Welcome this year's Snow Queen, Snow Man and Little Miss Snowflake
Gratitude for Grandparents
A three-pound baby entered the world in recent days. This precious child was born after his mom spent seven weeks in the hospital on bedrest. At home, Dad and two siblings were working, going to … more
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1932: Blacksmith shop consumed by flames
November 21, 1912Iroquois is always up and coming. Following the example set by New York City in establishing a mounted police force, this town was not slow in following suit. Marshal Linton on a … more
A classy insult for your enjoyment
Brad Magness was the speaker at the Presbyterian Church on Nov. 20. Thank you, Brad, for a very good sermon concerning our God-given duty to tell our country's leaders when they are doing all the … more
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1934: Ladies Aid raising funds in fun ways
The Esmond Christmas party will be held Wed., Dec. 14 at 6:30 p.m. Gabriel Aughenbaugh, son of Mark and Kara Aughenbaugh, was confirmed Sunday morning at the Iroquois Methodist Church. Those … more
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Spirit Lake News
Dr. Dennis Helder had the pulpit last Sunday in the absence of Pastor Jerod Jordan. John and Margaret Kinder visited Cork and Illdena Poppen on Sunday. I hope everyone exercised their right to vote. … more
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Dancing the polka to rock and roll music
Trinity Lutheran Church will have worship Nov. 20 at 8:00. There will be no confirmation class Nov. 22 or Sunday School Nov. 23. The Campbell Straw Bale meeting was held Nov. 7 at The Prairie Inn. … more
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