WSHS Students Honor Teachers During American Education Week

Editor’s note: This week, November 14 – 18 is American Education Week. In an effort to celebrate and thank teachers, Wessington Springs High School Introduction to Education students submitted Letters to the Editor.

Dear Editor

Dear Editor, American Education Week is the week of November 1418, 2022. The theme this year is “Together for Safe, Just & Equitable Schools.” For this special week, I want to thank all the public educators for their service.

Dear Editor

Dear Editor, November 14-18 is American Education Week. The theme this year is: Together for Safe, Just & Equitable Schools.

City at the Foothills

Darleen Cuppy wrote her Cuppy’s Corner news Monday morning. Delia Atkinson got it in the forenoon. Monday was Halloween. That evening we all sat in a semi-circle in the dining room with our treats.

Year Three of Covid

For nearly three years we have been struggling with the Covid pandemic. Given this experience it seems appropriate to take a step back and see what we have learned – and, more importantly, what can we anticipate in the months and years to come.

“Care For You” from the Jerauld County Ambulance

Greetings everyone. November brings us Thanksgiving, deer hunting, and many other reasons for family gatherings and traditions. One tradition we should keep in mind for late autumn is to prepare for winter.

Our community’s hope and economic vibrancy lies in your hands

With Halloween behind us and Thanksgiving less than three weeks away, it’s safe to say we have officially stepped across the threshold into the holiday season.

Letter to the Editor

I had business at the Jerauld County Court House and happened to notice all the homemade quilts in the community room. The 40 plus quilts displayed are from various quilters in our community.

City at the Foothills

Darleen Cuppy wrote her Cuppy’s Corner news Monday morning. Delia Atkinson got it in the forenoon. DarleenCuppy’sdaughter Cheryl Van Asperen drove Dar to Mitchell for her eye appointment with Dr. Joe Krall Monday afternoon. It was very windy. Cheryl did some shopping, but Darleen stayed in the car.

“Old fashioned” infection threats reemerging

Over the last several years media attention on health care has been dominated by Covid. This is certainly understandable. Covid has been by far the biggest threat. All the indications are, however, that the whole situation is becoming more complicated. Covid is still a threat.