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Yankton County State’s Attorney-elect Larsen announces Watertown man indicted in Yankton officer involved shooting

PIERRE – South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley and Yankton County State’s Attorney-elect Tyler Larsen announce that Andrew Jondahl of Watertown has been indicted on four charges in connection with an officer involved shooting that occurredDec. 5, 2024 in the parking lot of the Yankton High...
Pereboom’s Cafe will be recognized with a community service award for the first time on behalf of the South Dakota Retailers Association in Pierre Jan. 13. Here, owners Janice and Jay Pereboom stand together in front of Christmas decor at the cafe. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

Pereboom’s Cafe will be recognized with a community service award for the first time on behalf of the South Dakota Retailers Association in Pierre Jan. 13. Here, owners Janice and Jay Pereboom stand together in front of Christmas decor at the cafe. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

Local cafe receives state award in recognition of community service, area involvement

Owners of Pereboom’s Cafe in Webster, Jay and Janice Pereboom, have been recognized for a community service award on behalf of the South Dakota Retailers Association.
In Roslyn the 18th annual coyote hunt organized by Patti Mitchell took place Dec. 13-15. During the competiton, 74 total coyotes were harvested. Here from left, Adam Imberi from Clark stands next to Mitchell and his teammate Dominic Plunkott from Watertown as they are handed their check worth $1,500. As a team Imberi and Plunkott harvested 21 coyotes. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber Snapshot

In Roslyn the 18th annual coyote hunt organized by Patti Mitchell took place Dec. 13-15. During the competiton, 74 total coyotes were harvested. Here from left, Adam Imberi from Clark stands next to Mitchell and his teammate Dominic Plunkott from Watertown as they are handed their check worth $1,500. As a team Imberi and Plunkott harvested 21 coyotes. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber Snapshot

Roslyn’s annual coyote hunt turn out is one of largest ever, has successful results

The 18th annual coyote hunt took place in Roslyn Dec. 13-15 with 24 teams registering to partake in the activities.
Chestnuts were being roasted for all attendees to try Dec. 14 at the Fort Sisseton Historical State Park’s Frontier Christmas. Here from left, Ernie Richards from Beaver and Kenny Anderson from Webster stand next to the fire pit as they wait for the chestnuts to roast. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

Chestnuts were being roasted for all attendees to try Dec. 14 at the Fort Sisseton Historical State Park’s Frontier Christmas. Here from left, Ernie Richards from Beaver and Kenny Anderson from Webster stand next to the fire pit as they wait for the chestnuts to roast. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

A Christmas tradition like no other

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MSU fall commencement

Gabrielle Snell, Webster graduated summa cum laude with a bachelor of science degree in dental hygiene from Minnesota State University, Mankato at the end of the fall 2024 semester. Commencement ceremonies were Dec. 14.
Webster Area School received a donation from Day County Wind totaling $5,000 to fund new basketball hoops and backboards for the Webster Elementary gym Dec. 12. Here from left, site manager for Day County Wind Trevor Campbell stands next to physical education and health teacher Ilienne Jaycox and k-8 principal Craig Case as they hold the check. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber Snapshot

Webster Area School received a donation from Day County Wind totaling $5,000 to fund new basketball hoops and backboards for the Webster Elementary gym Dec. 12. Here from left, site manager for Day County Wind Trevor Campbell stands next to physical education and health teacher Ilienne Jaycox and k-8 principal Craig Case as they hold the check. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber Snapshot

Webster Area School receives donation

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Native absenteeism challenges SD educators

When Randy Pirner took the job as principal of Todd County High School on the Rosebud Indian Reservation in 2018, he was a veteran educator who thought he had seen it all.But overseeing a public school with 95 percent Native American enrollment opened his eyes to cultural and socioeconomic factors...
Christmas cookies were donated to local veterans Dec. 18. Pictured from back left, Jill Gaikowski, Doug VanHoudt, Wayne Klungseth, Jenna Wik, Gail Torrence and Winnie Jacobs; in front from left Kevin Bohn and Mary Bloom. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

Christmas cookies were donated to local veterans Dec. 18. Pictured from back left, Jill Gaikowski, Doug VanHoudt, Wayne Klungseth, Jenna Wik, Gail Torrence and Winnie Jacobs; in front from left Kevin Bohn and Mary Bloom. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

Christmas cookies for vets