Foothills News: “Cuppy’s Corner”

On Monday, July 13, 2026, Grandma had hamburger with tater tots, green beans, and a cup of fruit. Bingo was enjoyed in the afternoon.On Tuesday, July 14, 2026, Grandma had some visitors this morning.

Foothills News: “Cuppy’s Corner”

On Monday, July 6, Grandma enjoyed beef stroganoff, cooked carrots, and fresh fruit for lunch. Dominos were played in the morning as well as Fun and Fitness with Sandy. Grandma’s favorite, Bingo, was played in the afternoon.

Foothills News: “Cuppy’s Corner”

On Monday, June 29, 2026, Grandma Dar participated in Fun and Fitness, although she tells us it isn’t so much fun. Grandma knows the fitness exercise helps keep her strength and she is grateful. Grandma also had a whirlpool bath, which she says feels so good!

Foothills News: “Cuppy’s Corner”

On Monday, June 22, 2026, breakfast was oatmeal and raisins, with toast and chocolate milk. For dinner they served hamburgers. For supper they had hotdish and a cup of peaches.On Tuesday, June 23, 2026, breakfast was malto- meal, bacon, and a donut.

FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT: WESSINGTON SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT

WESSINGTON SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICTI hope everyone is enjoying their summer. It is a great time for students and staff to relax and recharge. Also great for families to spend time together.

Foothills News: “Cuppy’s Corner”

On Sunday, June 14, 2026, Mike and Becky Krueger drove to Burke, SD, to watch the Springs Owls face the Burke Bombers. Brock played at first base. The Owls won, 4-2.

Notes from the Woonsocket USDA Service Center

It’s been dry across the counties, but those scattered showers we’ve seen lately have been a welcome sight. With haying season underway, the work doesn’t stop just because it’s dry out there, and we know many of you are doing what you can to stay ahead of conditions.

Rural South Dakota deserves better

When a newspaper takes eight days to travel from Wessington Springs to Alpena, we have a problem.Not a newspaper problem or a publisher problem, but a larger problem that affects much of rural South Dakota.

Letterbox: Blood Drive Continues Tradition of Giving

To the Editor: On behalf of LifeServe Blood Center, I would like to thank the Wessington Springs community for its continued support of local blood drives and the patients who depend on lifesaving blood donations every day.

Foothills News: “Cuppy’s Corner”

On Monday, June 8, 2026, Grandma Dar had one of her favorite meals, roast beef with mashed potatoes and gravy. They also had squash and cake. Grandma enjoys the afternoon activity, BINGO, especially when she wins nickels and gets soft serve ice cream! What a treat!!