SDSU Pharmacy Grad Follows in Grandfather’s Footsteps

Steve and Janalee Lee of North Ogden, Utah announce the graduation of their daughter Sidney M. Lee from South Dakota State University. Sidney graduated from the College of Pharmacy and Allied Health professions on May 6, 2023. Sidney is the Granddaughter of Donald W. Lee and Lois W.

OVERCOME DIFFERENCES AND DO GOOD

Psalm 139 tells us that we are all fearfully and wonderfully made, each unique and special. We all have different hopes, dreams, and experiences in life, and we are passionate about different things.

Donors needed for upcoming blood drive

LifeServe Blood Center, the sole supplier to 29 hospitals in South Dakota, is seeking eligible blood donors to give blood at an upcoming Wessington Springs community blood drive. Blood is a vital part of treatment for countless illnesses and injuries afflicting local hospital patients.

As Owls head to state, it’s time to thank the fans

I thought it is time to show the team’s appreciation for the great fan support this year. The guys have continued to improve and have qualified for their second consecutive trip to Cadwell for the state tournament. The road was not easy, it never is.

City at the Foothills

“Cuppy’s Corner” by Dar Cuppy Darleen Cuppy wrote her news Monday morning. Delia Atkinson came to get it later in the forenoon. Darleen enjoyed the hamburger, onion rings, etc. from the Manor kitchen Monday noon.

OUR PLACE WITH THE LORD

A little boy was being tucked into bed during quite a big storm. He was reluctant to let his mother leave and so she assured him that Jesus loved him and would look after him. The little boy replied with a wail. “I know Mommy... but I need someone with skin on!

City at the Foothills

Darleen Cuppy wrote her news Monday morning. Delia Atkinson came to get it. Darleen’s granddaughter Tiara Sails spent several days with Grandma Dar. Darleen enjoyed the sweet & sour meatballs on rice dinner from the Manor kitchen.

Jerauld County Ambulance July Column: Care For You

Greetings everyone! We have been so busy the past weeks, we didn’t have a chance to get an article out last month and would like to apologize for that. Our service has been out and about doing a lot of public relations.

Why don’t you give us a hand?

In response to last week’s Letter to the Editor titled “Let’s get real about Leap to Lane,” I’d like to share some of the facts that may have been overlooked. First and foremost, I want to point out that Leap to Lane is a totally separate entity than the Town of Lane.

I say, “Keep up the good work”

I am saddened that a townsperson would have anything against bringing a little life into a small town. It brings people together. What is wrong with that? I may be a little partial but my husband and I make sure we come each year and bring a car for the car show.