Articles from the February 26, 2020 edition
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Its all about support
The Ipswich cheerleaders know support. They support the Ipswich boys basketball team at each game and they know how to support each other as they build a pyramid. The boys team will begin Region 2B...
Ipswich Lions Club supports cancer camp
The Ipswich Lions Club recently began a new project making and selling beaded cancer bracelets to help support the second annual Camp Quality USA Cancer Camp. With the recent addition of Childhood Cancer as a new program initiative of Lions...
Electric cooperatives to purchase power from state's largest solar project
FEM Electric is adding solar power to its generation mix thanks to a 128 megawatt (MW) solar energy project that will be constructed near New Underwood, S.D., and is projected to be operational by 2022. On Feb. 18, Geronimo Energy, a National Grid...
School registration
PRESCHOOL The Ipswich Public School is now accepting registration for all incoming preschool students for the 2020-21 school year. Children must be four years of age by September 1, 2020 to enroll. Children living both within and outside of the distr...
Student Athlete of the Week
HIGH SCHOOL Senior Jordan Richardt is the Subway Student Athlete of the Week. Jordan has a team first attitude, and is willing to do whatever role necessary for the team to be successful. Jordan had a good summer of working towards becoming a better...
Student of the Week
HIGH SCHOOL The High School SUBWAY Student of the Week is junior Johnathan Kamps. Johnathan is a student who always has a smile on his face. Even though he is faced with many challenges in life he continues to put a smile on his face and works very...
By Fiddlin' Around
March, March, March, there are so many things unique to the month, so it's a good thing it has 31 days instead of 30. And it got a late start this year due to there being a February 29. First of all, weather-wise, will March come in like a Lamb?...
The Library Remembers When...
From the Ipswich Tribune February 11, 1925 edition CHILDREN SHOW PLUCK John Hammerich of Bell Township tells an exciting story of what happened recently when he was in town for treatments accompanied by his wife. Six of the children were left at...
Dr. Terry Seyer purchases HealthFirst Chiropractic in Milbank
by Holli Seehafer Grant County Review Even though ownership of HealthFirst Chiropractic in Milbank has transferred from Dr. Aaron Micko to Dr. Terry Seyer, the firm's patients can expect to see a...
Tigers split results in last week's action
Ipswich split two boys' high school basketball decisions last week. Both of them were relatively narrow two-possession non-conference outcomes. The Tiger boys initially handed Potter County a 73-67...
Lady Tigers victorious in the road
The Ipswich Lady Tigers' girls' basketball team swept a pair of overtime road victories last week to close out their regular-season schedule at 15-5. That's not a typo, believe it or not! The IHS girls indeed capped their regular-season's final week...
Young wrestlers compete
The Ipswich area youth wrestling program sent three youth to the state middle-school wrestling tourney in Pierre on Feb. 15. Denver Wolff was fourth in his division. Marley Guthmiller and Justin Rohrbach did not place. Ipswich Area AAU youth...
Heinz earns trip to State B
The Ipswich Area Wrestling co-op competed on Saturday, Feb. 22 in Sisseton at the Region 1B Tournament, led by senior Carter Heinz's runner-up finish at 195. To earn a trip to the State Meet,...
