4-H horse exhibitors performed exceptionally well during the State 4-H Horse show. Left to right, Alexis Roesler, Crawleigh Reiner, Kershaw Reiner and Lily Roesler, with Kershaw winning the State 4-H Horse Premier Exhibitor in the beginner division.
4-H horse exhibitors performed exceptionally well during the State 4-H Horse show. Left to right, Alexis Roesler, Crawleigh Reiner, Kershaw Reiner and Lily Roesler, with Kershaw winning the State 4-H Horse Premier Exhibitor in the beginner division.
On Monday, November 17, 2025, Hub and Laura Kieser presented several checks to local organizations in memory of Hub’s mother, Gladys Kieser, who passed away one year ago. Representing the organizations are, front row, left to right: Delia Atkinson (Springs Area Bus), Rod Huisman (Blue Bag Nutrition Program), Eileen Woodruff (Jerauld County Museum). Back row: Brian Bergeleen (Opera House), Hub and Laura Kieser, Phil Wipf (Kyle Evans Western Heritage Center). (KRISTI HINE / TRUE DAKOTAN)
Left to right: Janet Jungemann, Tucker Graff, Kallahan Moeding, Brix Kelsey, Beverly Johnson, Everly Jungemann, Kylie Walters, Anna Woodbury, Harper Johnsen, Finley Swartz, Quinn Jensen, Cashlynn Dorris, Kari Jungemann, Mya Flemming, Raygen Sprecher, Harper Black, Isaac Larson, Harley Eichstadt, Elias Carmona, and Mrs. Zemlicka.
Sisters Ruthe Lindvall (left) and Cheri Lopez, both of Wessington Springs, opened their self-service bakery stand, Glorious Grace Marketplace, on October 17. KRISTI HINE / TRUE DAKOTAN