Care For You: August 2023

Greetings everyone. Wow, summer is coming to an end and it’s back to school time already. We know that just because school is starting, that doesn’t mean the heat goes away soon.

Welcome to the New School Year!

Our teachers and staff return today for the 2023-24 school year! There are a lot of new things happening and we are excited to start another great year!

SHARED SUFFERING

There is suffering in our community. That was evident during prayer time on Sunday. Suffering won’t go away this side of heaven, but it shouldn’t be gone through alone. There is nothing that binds people like shared suffering.

Enjoy the local news in the True Dakotan

True Dakotan, Enjoy your weekly edition with the local news. The pictures of local activities are great! Mel Radke Huron, SD

Drug Prices: A serious issue

Highcostsandshortagesof pharmaceuticals are serious, on-going issues. Drug prices in the US are among the highest in the world. A recent survey by the Rand Corporation looked at drug prices in 32 developed countries.

City at the Foothills

Darleen Cuppy wrote her news Monday morning. Delia Atkinson came to get it later in the forenoon. Darleen enjoyed the BBQ ribs dinner from the Manor kitchen. Darleen visited with Doris Deneke and Kathy Larson outside. Tuesday Becky Krueger went with Granma Dar for her appointment with Dr.

Thanks for investing in community health care during National Health Center Week and throughout the year

Editor, Community Health Centers (CHCs), like Horizon Health Care, are the backbone of our nation’s primary health care system.

Appreciated the article on the CO2 pipeline

True Dakotan, I appreciated the article on the CO2 pipeline in the True Dakotan by Bart Pfankuch. We’ve been bombarded with pseudoscience of the dangers of CO2. But what’s terrifying is the taking of private property for non-public use.

Orville has hit a home run for the community with recent HOF award

Dear Editor, The article on Orville being selected to The Hall of Fame for amateur baseball in South Dakota is GREAT! Orville and his brothers helped Wessinton Springs during American Legion baseball days and I competed with and against Orville on many a baseball game over the years.

Program points out how small town newspapers build community

Dear Editor, I don't know how many watch the PBS NewsHour, but last Wednesday's episode (August 2) had a great piece on the importance of small town/county newspapers that everyone should see.