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Venture Communications Distributes $41,020 in Tax Revenue to Wessington Springs School District
A crew from Rexwinkel Concrete works in the early morning hours placing forms in preparation for pouring curb and gutter on 2nd Street east of Barrett Avenue in Wessington Springs Monday, October 6, 2025. After weeks of delays, project engineer Brad Lawrence of Brosz Engineering said progress improved when the city contacted the contractor’s bond company, prompting the contractor to bring in additional workers and equipment to get the long-troubled street project back on track. (KRISTI HINE / TRUE DAKOTAN)
Bond Company Pressure Speeds Up 2nd Street Work
A combine moves steadily as harvest season continues across the region. Local officials urge motorists to slow down, give farm equipment plenty of space, and avoid passing at intersections to help keep everyone safe during the busy harvest. (PHOTO / JASON WEBER)
Harvest Season Heightens Rural Roadway Safety Concerns
Celebrating National Newspaper Week October 5 – 11, 2025
More than 200 Wessington Springs High School alumni and former teachers filled the Ag Building for a noon luncheon during the 2025 All-School Reunion on Sept. 27.
WSHS Alumni Gather for 2025 All-School Reunion
Shown back row, from left: Scott Hines, Perry Jost, Jason Winter, Ken Cudmore, Jason Burma, Casey Burg, Front row, from left: Chris Schimke, Chad Andersen, Kori Blake, Melanie Schelske, Gerrad Doering, Becky Fjerstad.
WSHS Class of 1990 Marks 35th Reunion at Field House
WSHS Class of 1970 Reunites at Jerauld County Pioneer Museum
WSHS Class of 1964 Celebrates 60-Plus-One Reunion
After working for the Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS) for 39 years, Steve Winter is turning in his soil probe. (PHOTO COURTESY TANYA FLEGEL)