USPS audit confirms longstanding mail issues in SD (SDNW FIILE PHOTO)
Businesses invited to be part of Pheasants Forever Opening Day event
SHERIFF: DRIVERS RUNNING SCHOOL BUS LIGHTS IN WESSINGTON SPRINGS
Games were the theme as Wolsey-Wessington students and community members took over Highway 281 for the 2026 Homecoming parade.
Wednesday, September 30, 2026
Games were the theme as Wolsey-Wessington students and community members took over Highway 281 for the 2026 Homecoming parade. Middle School winners were: 1st, 7th Grade; 2nd, 8th Grade; and 3rd, 6th Grade. High School winners were: 1st, Seniors; 2nd, Juniors; 3rd, Sophomores; and 4th, Freshmen.
Disney movies came to life as Wessington Springs students and community members filled the streets with colorful floats for the 2026 Homecoming parade.
Wednesday, September 30, 2026
Disney movies came to life as Wessington Springs students and community members filled the streets with colorful floats for the 2026 Homecoming parade. School/Class Float winners were: 1st, Seniors; 2nd, 7th Grade; and 3rd, Freshmen.
Local FFA members awarded blue jackets
Community Youth Group Kick Off: Area Students Invited Oct. 7
Central Electric Cooperative is accepting Operation Round-Up grant applications for local projects until Nov. 1.
Cayson Walters crosses the goal line for a Wolsey-Wessington touchdown as teammate Cooper Timm raises both arms to signal the score during the Warbirds’ 56-6 homecoming victory over Sunshine Bible Academy.
Lady Spartans sweep Lower Brule
Lady Warbirds sweep SC/W during homecoming week
Marlene Grieve and her four-legged companion take on September challenge for veteran suicide prevention
PAJAMA DAY FUN — Wessington Springs High School seniors ham it up for the camera Monday during Pajama Day, the first of a week’s worth of dress-up themes and activities celebrating Homecoming Week. (PHOTOS BY TEAGAN SCHEEL WSHS JOURNALISM STUDENT)
From the halls of WSHS: Artist’s Corner
