Introducing Fr. Larry Regynski

Well, this is my farewell reflection / thought as we end the last week of June. Of course, as I am packing the boxes; and, like Philip (cf. Acts 8:26-40), I let the Spirit lead me.

City at the Foothills

Darleen Cuppy wrote her news Monday morning. Kristi Hine came to get it and brought a beautiful yellow rose with a comforting note. Pastor Zach Kingery came in the afternoon and shared a bible verse that was comforting and prayed. Darleen’s granddaughter Becky stopped in to visit awhile.

New Laws Impacting Veterans

Hundreds of legislative issues are considered each year by the governor, South Dakota agencies, legislators, constituents, and lobbyists. During the 2023 legislative session, 517 legislative bills and resolutions were introduced.

Say “Hello” to the New Member of the Ministerial and Our Community: Fr. Terry Weber, Associate Pastor

Let’s look past, present and future. Fr. Terry passes this forward to me so you may know him better. The Past: I have served in the following parishes and schools: Sacred Heart in Yankton; St. Mary’s and Roncolli High School in Aberdeen; Ss.

With Summer (Finally) Here, Get Out and Have Fun in the Sun — Safely

It sure seemed slow in coming, but now that the sunshine and warmth of the season has arrived, we’re all ready for more time outside. Like everything in life, moderation is key. Avoiding the risks of the great outdoors takes a little forethought.

Letter to the Editor

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City at the Foothills

I write my news with a broken heart today. Last Monday my daughter Cheryl Van Asperen brought me Grandma Myrt Van Asperen’s walker (my walkerneedstobewelded).

FAREWELL MESSAGE FROM FR. KEVIN DOYLE

I am overwhelmed with an experience of gratitude as I recall a “mile marker” of my ministry … 15 years a priest. The last four years as Pastor of St. Joseph Parish reminds me of what we read in Acts 8.

City at the Foothills

Darleen Cuppy wrote her Cuppy’s Corner news Sunday evening. Her daughter Cheryl Van Asperen of Wessington was here to pick Darleen up at 9 am. Monday to attend the memorial service for Darleen’s sister-in-law, Shirley Weeldreyer at the Catholic Church in Woonsocket.

Letter to the Editor

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