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VFW Post 4690 officals and staff all agreed they enjoy serving their members and auxiliary members but also welcome the public and would love to see new faces at the bar. Pictured from left to right: Dan Kroll, Beth Mirlo, Barb Gronke, Perry Fischer, Megan Torrence and Blake Torrence. Additional staff not pictured: Greg Rydberg, Jeff Bauer, Tanner Christianson, Renae Howe, Kristen Marko, Cindy Hanson, Jodi Pearson and Brooke Vogl.

VFW Post 4690 officals and staff all agreed they enjoy serving their members and auxiliary members but also welcome the public and would love to see new faces at the bar. Pictured from left to right: Dan Kroll, Beth Mirlo, Barb Gronke, Perry Fischer, Megan Torrence and Blake Torrence. Additional staff not pictured: Greg Rydberg, Jeff Bauer, Tanner Christianson, Renae Howe, Kristen Marko, Cindy Hanson, Jodi Pearson and Brooke Vogl.

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More than a bar: VFW Post 4690 brings a community together

News Staff
Saturday, June 27, 2026
For more than 80 years, VFW Post 4690 has been a gathering place for veterans, families, and friends throughout Day County.
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SDSU Extension to host workshop

News Staff
Saturday, June 27, 2026
BROOKINGS South Dakota State University Extension is pleased to announce the next offering of the Heirlooms: Wisdom Writing Workshop in July.The upcoming session is July 18, 10 a.m. to noon. To register or learn more, visit extension. sdstate.edu/ events and search for “wisdom writing.
The flag that flew over Fort Sisseton in its final days as a military post lies on display inside the Historic Park’s visitor center. Over 130 years old, the tattered flag was restored by dozens of volunteers, yet these stars and stripes remain imperfect and beloved – like the nation it represents. Reporter & Farmer | Timothy Gibson

The flag that flew over Fort Sisseton in its final days as a military post lies on display inside the Historic Park’s visitor center. Over 130 years old, the tattered flag was restored by dozens of volunteers, yet these stars and stripes remain imperfect and beloved – like the nation it represents. Reporter & Farmer | Timothy Gibson

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Flag tells a story as America turns 250

Timothy Gibson
Saturday, June 27, 2026
As Americans prepare to celebrate the nation’s 250th anniversary this Fourth of July, reminders of the country’s long journey can be found in communities across the nation.
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Ravishing radishes

Jerry Nelson
Saturday, June 27, 2026
Every morning at this time of year I go outside and dig in the dirt for my breakfast. This isn’t because we’re destitute. It’s because I have this scandalous craving for radishes. As with many things, fresher is always better.
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Tour bicyclists make stop in Webster

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Saturday, June 27, 2026
15 years ago July 4, 2011Nine bicyclists on the 2011 Just+Hope Across America North Tour made a stop in Webster as part of their adventurous ride from Seattle, WA to New York City.Day County Water Management Forum is scheduled in Waubay. Moderator will be Sen.
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SDSU Extension makes Basis Report available via app

News Staff
Saturday, June 27, 2026
BROOKINGS-South Dakota State University Extension announced that the SDSU Basis Report web tool is now also available as a mobile app.The app is on the Apple App and Google Play stores, covering corn, soybeans, hard red spring wheat and hard red winter wheat.
In honor of America’s 250th birthday, Junior Pereboom set up a small area to honor America’s history. This memorial has items that show everything America has been through and Pereboom said he set it up to honor the memory of all the people who dedicated their lives to creating a country where we can live freely. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

In honor of America’s 250th birthday, Junior Pereboom set up a small area to honor America’s history. This memorial has items that show everything America has been through and Pereboom said he set it up to honor the memory of all the people who dedicated their lives to creating a country where we can live freely. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

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Pereboom honoring America

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Saturday, June 27, 2026
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New laws are coming into place July 1

Connor Handrahan
Saturday, June 27, 2026
With the South Dakota Legislative Session ending a few months ago, many laws have already been put into effect, but there are still a few that won’t take effect until July 1.
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