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Members of the Waubay Middle School chorus performed Dec. 9 for their Christmas concert. Pictured from left in back are, Tyson Utne, Elise Aker and Kaliesha Neilan; middle row, Victor Vermillion, Conner Butler and Riley Pies; in front are Kellin Boik, Ayden Eagle and Rynsey Jorgenson. The performers were directed by Jill Beers, pictured at bottom right. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

Members of the Waubay Middle School chorus performed Dec. 9 for their Christmas concert. Pictured from left in back are, Tyson Utne, Elise Aker and Kaliesha Neilan; middle row, Victor Vermillion, Conner Butler and Riley Pies; in front are Kellin Boik, Ayden Eagle and Rynsey Jorgenson. The performers were directed by Jill Beers, pictured at bottom right. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

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Waubay students spread Christmas cheer through music

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Friday, December 13, 2024
Jim Carlson, with the Minnehaha County Historical Society, repaints a historical marker at Falls Park in Sioux Falls Sept. 23. Reporter & Farmer | Makenzie Huber/South Dakota Searchlight

Jim Carlson, with the Minnehaha County Historical Society, repaints a historical marker at Falls Park in Sioux Falls Sept. 23. Reporter & Farmer | Makenzie Huber/South Dakota Searchlight

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Restoring faded memories: Volunteers labor to refurbish historical markers across state

Makenzie Huber
Friday, December 13, 2024
SIOUX FALLS — Jim A. Carlson steadies his hand as he balances on a ladder in Falls Park, concentrating as he paints the raised lettering on a cast aluminum historical marker.The marker explains how the region earned its “Siouxland” nickname from 20th century author Frederick Manfred.
John Cooper moves his duck boat out of the reeds along a northern South Dakota wetland Sept. 27. Reporter & Farmer | Joshua Haiar/South Dakota Searchlight

John Cooper moves his duck boat out of the reeds along a northern South Dakota wetland Sept. 27. Reporter & Farmer | Joshua Haiar/South Dakota Searchlight

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‘Wild places are worth fighting for’, concern grows for receding South Dakota wetlands

Joshua Haiar
Friday, December 13, 2024
EUREKA – John Cooper, 80 years old and with a new set of knees, still rises before the sun, dons waders, sets up decoys and tries to call in ducks.“I love waterfowl hunting,” he whispered, nestled into the cattails along the edge of a pond this fall.
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PACH-ing up child hunger in Webster

Brenner Cariveau
Friday, December 13, 2024
Ending child hunger is a cause which everyone can agree upon. In Webster, PACH (Webster Area People Against Child Hunger) is an organization which packs meals, snacks and healthy food for Webster youth ranging from head-start to seniors in high school.
As a part of the sixth grade band’s performance in the winter concert Dec. 9 a multitude of musical presentations were on display. From left Portlyn Johnson and Karley Lone play the saxophone during the concert. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

As a part of the sixth grade band’s performance in the winter concert Dec. 9 a multitude of musical presentations were on display. From left Portlyn Johnson and Karley Lone play the saxophone during the concert. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

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Music for the holidays

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Friday, December 13, 2024
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Justice served for Halloween prank

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Friday, December 13, 2024
15 years ago December 21, 2009Aberdeen based Avera St. Luke’s” announced plans “to continue a medical relationship with Webster” by opening a new clinic early next year on east Hwy. 12 at the former Dollar Den. It will go by the name of Avera Clinic, Webster.
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