Traveling with the True Dakotan
Faith Easter leads an origami class. Class attendee Peg Olson is pictured at left.
Boulders with chiseled holes are a mystery in northeastern South Dakota. Pondering the “holey rocks” of Roberts County is among the outdoor adventures South Dakota Magazine suggests with late summer in mind. PHOTO COURTESY SOUTH DAKOTA MAGAZINE
The Pioneer Memorial stands above Cliff Avenue in Sioux Falls. PHOTO BY CHRISTIAN BEGEMAN
The True Dakotan traveled to London as Marvin and Eileen Thomas of Wessington Springs made their way to Belfast, Northern Ireland. This picture was taken during a layover in the Heathrow airport.
Gloria Vavra, Donna Wagner, Lila Hoffman and Kendra Brandenburg bowled in the Team, Doubles and Singles events of the tournament which was held from April 27 through June 29.
Pictured left to right are: Susan Olson, Colleen Butler, Norma Powell, Austie Olson, and Paula (Linn) Migliorie
KRISTI HINE / TRUE DAKOTAN Local artist and SACOTA intern Ruthe Lindvall puts final touches on the new mural located on the east side of the Wessington Springs Pool House. Community members are invited to attend SACOTA’s official mural unveiling, set for July 4 at 12:30 p.m.
The True Dakotan traveled with the Thompson family for a visit to Seminole, OK. Kevin and Luanne Thompson, along with their daughter, Jolene Konechne and grandchildren, Holly, Charlie and Rory (pictured above) went to visit daughter Jennilee.
Drew and Zoe Duxbury took advantage of a mild day earlier this month, and with the help of their mom Danielle, sold delicious lemonade and homebaked goods in their front yard in Wessington Springs.
