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As the annual Fort Sisseton Harvest Festival took place Sept. 21, kite flying was one of the activities offered for attendees to partake in. Pictured on the right are six year-old Britton resident Rowan Armour with his mother Tara Arntsen flying one of the many available kites during the windy day. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau
Kites up
Wallace resident Adam Grimm won the 2024 Federal Duck Stamp Art Contest Sept. 20. Grimm, a three-time winner of the contest will have his art made into a stamp June 2025. Here, Grimm is pictured with his wife Janet. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber Snapshot
Wallace resident declared winner of Federal Duck Stamp Art contest
Streets are broken up around Webster as B&B Contracting Inc. and Dahme Construction prepare to lay new asphalt before the snow flies. According to Dan Kirchmeier, street superintendent, they are hoping to have around 85 precent of the work completed within the next couple of weeks as long as the weather remains cooperative. The roads that do not receive new asphalt will be gravel throughout the winter. Reporter & Farmer | Jessica Washenberger