In this last print and e-edition of November, be sure to take a look at the December Community calendar inserted in the printed paper and on the last page of the e-edition. A host of events are set to ignite holiday spirit in this part of the South Dakota prairie.
New this year, Wessington Springs ChamberandDevelopment (WSACD) is launching a holiday decorating contest, “Bright Nights, Small Town Lights” for both residential and business categories. More details can be found in this week’s print and e-edition on PAGE NINE
Wessington Springs High School senior Kennedy Kolousek is hosting an Angel Tree for Manor residents this year. Find out how to participate on PAGE NINE
On the subject of school events, the school district’s holiday concerts are slated for Friday, December 6 (middle/high school) and Monday, December 9 (elementary). More opportunities to shop local are provided as eighth grade students sell their wares at Holly Jolly Mall before both concerts.
Starting next Thursday, the much-loved “Discover Dasher” Challenge returns to Springs, as Total Oil and Total Construction continue the tradition of hiding dasher around town. Find out more in this week’s print and e-edition on PAGE NINE
The Christmas season wouldn’t be the same without an open house at the Jerauld County Pioneer Museum hosted by Dunham Historical Society. The event is slated for December 8 and more information can be found in the ad on PAGE NINE
Don’t miss the Wessington Springs Community Choir as they sing in the season Saturday, December 14 at 7 p.m. and Sunday, December 15 at 2 p.m. at the Opera House. Admission is free will donation and treats will be served.
Mark the calendar for Santa Saturday, December 21 from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Wessington Springs City Hall. More details on the beloved event, along with Winter Park activities and much more can be found in upcoming print and e-editions of the True Dakotan.
Also on the 21st, Winter Park will host “Magic in the Park” featuring hot chocolate hot apple cider and horse-drawn wagon rides from the Fieldhouse throughout the city park.
Additional event details will be published in upcoming print and e-editions of the True Dakotan.
