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Freeman’s Schmeckfest Event For ‘27 Canceled (opens the original)
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FREEMAN â Schmeckfest, an annual ethnic festival that has drawn thousands of visitors to the former Freeman Academy campus, isnât returning in 2027. The schoolâs leadership announced the decision Tuesday on Facebook. However, the message left the door open for Schmeckfest â or âtasting festivalâ â to return in following years. âEven though there will not be a Schmeckfest event in 2027, we will keep everybody informed about the future of the Schmeckfest event,â the post said. â
Stalled Weather Pattern Hinders Harvest Efforts (opens the original)
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This monthâs rainfall has brought harvesting to a standstill, but farmers could get back into the field this weekend, according to an agribusinessman. Lance Thury, CEO of Kaylor AgriServices, offered that outlook on Tuesday. The business handles corn and soybeans at its facilities in Parkston, Kaylor and Tabor. For the most part, very little harvesting has occurred, Thury said. His elevators reported some new crop corn and beans before the rain started, but those crops were producing very few
New County Ballots Ordered (opens the original)
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Yankton County has suspended absentee voting because of a wording error on a referred measure, and new ballots are expected to arrive around midweek. Auditor Patty Hojem said the issue arose Thursday when an incorrect word was discovered on the referral of the countyâs proposed road and bridge levy. âI used the word âreferendumâ for the ballots that went to the printers,â she told the Press & Dakotan on Friday. âOn Thursday, (Stateâs Attorney) Tyler Larsen discovered the word and
Menno’s Pioneer Power Show Celebrating 40 Years This Weekend (opens the original)
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MENNO â In 1986, David and Bubbles Mensch joined with friends to show their tractors in Menno City Park. Fast forward four decades, and that original display has exploded into the Menno Pioneer Power Show, set for Saturday and Sunday at the Menno Pioneer Acres just north of the Hutchinson County community. The Menno Pioneer Power Show is marking two anniversaries: 40 years since its founding and 30 years since it moved to Menno Pioneer Acres. âWe have come a long way from a little bit of not
A Shift In The Mission (opens the original)
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For Mount Marty University students and staff, something was missing from the first week of school this fall. The Benedictine Catholic school traditionally sets aside a day for an opening Mass, lunch and then spreading across the community and region for a Mission Day filled with service projects. This year, the Mission Day activities were not part of the schedule â at least temporarily â as the university reviews its campus ministries. Mount Marty isnât abandoning service projects, accor
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