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Highway Patrol Announces November Sobriety Checkpoints
Frightfully Fun: Local Decor Brings Halloween Spirit to Life
Wade Christensen, Christy Christensen and Chad Heezen prepare on the block at Kimball Livestock Exchange ahead of Tuesday’s cattle sale on Oct. 28, 2025. The team’s hands-on approach and dedication to producers set the tone for each market day. (KRISTI HINE / TRUE DAKOTAN )
INTEGRITY IN EVERY SALE
Kenzee Schafer was recognized for her decades-worth of paintings she has donated to the banquet, raising tens of thousands of dollars for the organization. She is shown with Tom Mebius.
Longtime Contributors Recognized During Ducks Unlimited Banquet
Shown from left: Wolsey-Wessington’s Kendal Uttecht, Wessington Springs’ Alexis Roesler, Mya Flemming of Wolsey-Wessington, Masynn Mebius of Wessington Springs. TRUE DAKOTAN FILE PHOTOS
Spartans and Warbirds Qualify Runners to Cross Country State Meet
Local youth complete 2025 HuntSAFE certification
Homemade soups by Manor employees served as the foundation of recent fundraising event, Soup for the Soul. Shown left to right are: Sandy Wolfcale, Donna Gray, Amy Kolousek, Taica Ford, Brenda Easton and Nikki VonEye.
Soup for the Soul event raises more than $2,200 for residents, bus
Carnegie Library continues book sale
Darwin Weeldreyer is joined by fellow Wessington Springs Pheasants Forever Chapter #835 members as he proudly displays his Hall of Fame plaque and the official proclamation declaring October 17, 2025, as Darwin Weeldreyer Day in South Dakota. Shown left to right are: Chapter President Paul Sheldon, Chapter Members Mike Krueger, Brian Bell, Brady Younie, Darwin Weeldreyer, Steve Winter, Blake Willman and Tom Riddle.