With Juneteenth (June 19) falling on a Wednesday this year, the federal holiday signals post office closures and no mail delivery. As always, copies of the True Dakotan print edition are available for purchase at locations throughout the community, including Humm-Dinger, Sweet Grass, Springs Food Market, Jerry’s Motor Clinic, Lane Cafe, Red Hog and Alpena Co-Op.

An artist rendering drawn by Alicia Roesler for the project committee highlights the Old West look and feel of the proposed structure that will showcase an array of wagons and treasures representing the western way of life on the Great Plains. A fundraising event is slated for Saturday, June 15 at the site’s future location on Dakota Avenue between Winter Service and Farm Bureau, across from the Opera House.

Tim and Cathy Holzwarth announced this week that they sold their ag supply/material and fencing business to Aaron and Chelsea Cashman. Shown back row, left to right: Aaron and Chelsea Cashman, Cathy and Tim Holzwarth. Front row: Hayes and Harvey Cashman.

Jacki Bultsma and Todd Grohs display recognition certificates for their service on the Wessington Springs Board of Education. Bultsma served three years and Grohs served 13 years. Jennifer Jensen, not pictured, was also honored for four years of service. KRISTI HINE / TRUE DAKOTAN