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Warbird Competitive Cheer Team – Front row (L–R): Skye Tschetter, Amanah Woodruff, Abigail Huntsinger, Raya Toupal. Back row (L–R): Preslie Jensen, Taryn Rainford, Carson Walters, Allison Hulst, Lily Hoverson, Shae Uttecht. (PHOTO COURTESY BRANDEE KELSEY)

Warbird Competitive Cheer Team – Front row (L–R): Skye Tschetter, Amanah Woodruff, Abigail Huntsinger, Raya Toupal. Back row (L–R): Preslie Jensen, Taryn Rainford, Carson Walters, Allison Hulst, Lily Hoverson, Shae Uttecht. (PHOTO COURTESY BRANDEE KELSEY)

Warbird Competitive Cheer Earns Top Marks at Early Season Meets

The Wolsey-Wessington Competitive Cheer team is off to a strong start this fall, showing grit and growth under the leadership of Head Coach Brandee Kelsey.On Thursday, the Warbirds traveled to Mitchell and placed 9th out of 20 teams with a score of 230.
Jerry Fastnacht and Mark Reindl lead their team back to the Kyle Evans Memorial Wagon Train campsite near Crow Lake. While day one of the event started out damp and cold, the sun and mild weather returned for the second day, with participants eager to hitch their wagons and hit the trail. (KRISTI HINE / TRUE DAKOTAN)

Jerry Fastnacht and Mark Reindl lead their team back to the Kyle Evans Memorial Wagon Train campsite near Crow Lake. While day one of the event started out damp and cold, the sun and mild weather returned for the second day, with participants eager to hitch their wagons and hit the trail. (KRISTI HINE / TRUE DAKOTAN)

Wagon Train Rolls On

New memories were made and old traditions honored as dozens of horse-drawn wagons and hundreds of participants united in Jerauld County to take part in the Kyle Evans Memorial Wagon Train.
Crews from C. Eagle Construction and subcontractors pour the concrete floor of the new ag lab at Wessington Springs Middle/High School last week.

Crews from C. Eagle Construction and subcontractors pour the concrete floor of the new ag lab at Wessington Springs Middle/High School last week.

Concrete pour marks milestone in new WSHS ag lab project

Visible progress at the Wessington Springs Middle/High School ag lab project generated excitement last week as crews from C. Eagle Construction and subcontractors poured the new concrete floor, signaling a major milestone in the building’s transformation.
 

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