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James F. Whetham (opens the original)
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Mar. 22, 1942 - Sep. 24, 2026 ARMOUR, S.D. - James F. Whetham, 84, Armour, S.D. died Thursday, Sep. 24, in his home in Armour. Funeral mass will be Thursday, October 1 at 10:30 am at St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church in Armour. Visitation will be Wednesday, September 30 fro 5 to 7, with a 7:00 pm prayer service, at St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church in Armour. In lieu of flowers, and as per Jim’s request, all donations will be forwarded to the Armour School to support school improvements or
Menno’s Pioneer Power Show marks 40th anniversary this weekend (opens the original)
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MENNO, S.D. — When Dave Mensch set up his 1916 Case 65-horsepower steam tractor in Menno City Park for a threshing demonstration in 1987, he hoped to share historic equipment and farming techniques with other area citizens. That first humble display has since turned into a full weekend event, featuring hundreds of featured vintage tractors, vehicles and engines as well as field demonstrations, tractor pulls and historic buildings. The event now attracts around a thousand visitors, spectators and
Sanborn Central’s Miley Adams aims to benefit MTC Cancer Fund with senior project (opens the original)
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FORESTBURG, S.D. — Miley Adams felt it was time a senior at Sanborn Central High School invested more effort into the annual Dig Pink Night. So she made it her senior project. That’s what she is planning for Oct. 13, when Sanborn Central will host Iroquois/Lake Preston for a game that will have players and fans alike looking to support those battling cancer. “We have a Dig Pink game every year for volleyball, and usually a senior will do that for their senior project,” Adams told the Mitchell Re
Mitchell, Mount Vernon, Ethan superintendents expecting downturn in enrollment (opens the original)
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MITCHELL — Students are the lifeblood of any school district, and with the official school district student census date approaching fast, superintendents around South Dakota are keeping an eye on their enrollment numbers for the 2026-27 school year. South Dakota school districts have generally seen a decline in student enrollment over the past few years. And for some schools, including the Mitchell School District, that trend is expected to continue with the present school year. “We are expectin
Big Friend, Little Friend looks to secure long list of adult volunteers (opens the original)
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MITCHELL — Linda McEntee is trying to build an army of volunteers. Her organization, Big Friend, Little Friend of Mitchell, is always looking for more mentors to volunteer and make a difference in the lives of youth in the community. The list of kids waiting to be paired with a volunteer adult is long. But what if that list were inverted, with an army of adults waiting in line to be paired with a youngster? “What good does (our budget) do if we’re not meeting the needs of the kids that we have r
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