All Invited to The Community Bible Study
Community Bible Study begins its 2017-2018 year on September 18 and 19. All men and women are welcome to the nondenominational Bible study. The evening class meets at 7:00 p.m. on Monday, September 18, at Living Word Lutheran Church, 101 Northridge Avenue, Milbank. Classes continue to meet at the... Read more
Screening Set for 3-Year-Olds
A developmental screening is set for children three years old (by September 1, 2017) at Koch School on Friday, September 22. The screening, held by the Milbank School District, examines each child’s motor skills, speech, language, and general knowledge. Sessions begin at 8:30 a.m., end at 2 p.m., and... Read more
McKernan Leads the Pack in Team Penning
Mike McKernan sits on top of the leader board after Whetstone Valley Rodeo Association’s team penning event on September 8. McKernan has accumulated 388 points with one regular event remaining in the season. The final team penning event and the Buckle Run takes place Saturday, September 23, at 7... Read more
Grandmother and Granddaughter to Teach Side by Side
Today, S Grandparents Day is Sunday, September 10. A day to honor your grandparents for the special place they hold in your life and in your heart. For many it requires connecting from afar. For two St Lawrence teachers this year’s Grandparents Day heralds a school year of togetherness.... Read more
Lake Farley Park to Rock, Roll, and Burn Saturday Night
Lake Farley Park will rock ‘n’ roll Saturday night, September 9. The 4th Annual Farley Rock Concert features the Ron Keel Band -formerly known as the Badlands House Band-as the headliner. The FM All-Stars open the concert at 8 p.m. “We are expecting 400 to 500 people,” says Milbank... Read more
Milbank School Secretaries Keep Everything Running Smoothly
Six women work behind the scenes to keep things running smoothly in the Milbank and St. Lawrence Catholic Schools. Peggy Greiner, Pam Liebe, Tammy Rieger, Sharon Bogenrief, Kelsey Peery, and Julie Landmark are the school secretaries and administrative assistants. They are responsible for mountains of paperwork, answering questions, fielding... Read more
Orphan Grain Train to Collect Supplies for Hurricane Victims
The people of Texas continue to suffer in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey. Sending prayers to those who have lost loved ones or their homes and jobs is one way to offer comfort. Another is to donate hygiene items and school supplies. Orphan Grain Train, a top-rated charity according... Read more
Nationally-Known Pastor to Speak on 500th Anniversary
Emanuel Lutheran Church begins its celebration of the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation. Nazareth-native (Yes, that Nazareth!) Pastor Nabil Nour will share his knowledge of Martin Luther on Saturday, September 9. The free event starts at 4 p.m. and is open to all. A light meal and the opportunity... Read more
Grant County Achievement Days: Static Exhibit Results
The 2017 Grant County Achievement Days were rated a success when $46,537.60 was raised in the livestock sale and 850 people were served during the annual 4-H barbecue. The South Dakota State Fair begins Wednesday, August 30, and runs through Labor Day. Following are the results for the exhibits: Aerospace &... Read more
Grant County Achievement Days: Swine, Dairy Goats and Cattle Results
The 2017 Grant County 4-H Achievement Days wrapped up the three-day event with the swine, dairy cattle, and dairy goat shows. The swine show kicked off the day. Lindsey Mertens’ entry was named Grand Champion purebred gilt and Garrett Mertens’ was Reserve Champion. Garrett Mertens’ animals were also named... Read more