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William Franklin Wilson

Wessington Springs ROCS Dining Services

UNITY IN PRAYER

SDSU Extension to Host 2023 Energize! Conference in Wessington Springs

ORGANIZATIONAL

BOWLING NEWS

Youth Wrestling Camp to be Hosted by WSHS Senior

Lady Spartans clinch second seed in Region 5B

Ducks Unlimited Accepting Applications and Offering Incentives for Soil Health and Grazing Programs

Scheel leads FCCLA members in Midwest Honor Flight awareness, fundraising event

Parent Teacher Organization Off to Great Start With Hugely Successful Fundraiser

Local students recognized for spelling bee success

Reducing the risk for our most vulnerable

Warm response to cold weather delay

City at the Foothills

Student leaders visit Pierre for CTSO Capital City Experience

Five WS/W/W-W Warhawks are state bound

Spartans Move to 13-6 on Season

“Beef to School” Program Kick Off: Inaugural Donors Recognized

BRACING FOR A BLIZZARD

Wessington Springs FFA Chapter Celebrates National FFA Week with Activities This Week and Next

WSHS ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES HONORED

Lynn Marie Yost

Chili and cinnamon rolls, who knew?

City at the Foothills

We all want to protect kids, HB 1080 fails to help with this goal

Wessington Springs ROCS Dining Services

BOWLING NEWS

Enjoyed recent story

We finished the 21st legislative day of the 98th South Dakota Legislative session

News from District 20 Legislators

During FCCLA Week and Throughout the Year, Members Have Much to Celebrate

Nation’s Premier Collegiate Honor Society Inducts WSHS Alumni Porter J. Walz Into Membership

WSUMC and United Parish of Alpena Confirmation Class Spends Weekend at Byron Bible Camp

GOD AND GOVERNMENT

February 13-17 Proclaimed as FCCLA Week in Wessington Springs

Second Annual Hall of Fame Inductions Slated for Feb. 17

South Dakota School Board Recognition Week is Feb. 20-24

Wavering On Wages No More, City of WS Votes For 4% Employee Wage Increase

REC CENTER PROJECT TAKES SHAPE