Articles from the March 23, 2022 edition

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 By Tena Gibson    News    March 23, 2022

South Dakota PUC plans public meetings on pipeline project

Two public meetings are planned that effect local residents. A public hearing will be held on March 24 to discuss a rule to modify the speed limit on U.S. Highway 12 in and around the east side of Ipswich. The proposed rule would extend the 30 miles...

 

Spring is here!

You can hear it when the geese fill the sky above us. Temperatures are warming, but wind keeps things cool for us....

 

Conservation coordinator named

Emily Hauck has been named the Outreach and Resource Development Coordinator for the North Missouri Area Conservation Districts serving Edmunds and McPherson counties. This new position is designed...

 
 By Marv Seyer    About Us    March 23, 2022

March weather comments

Comments on March weather from 47 years: In looking thru my weather records of March I found that I made this comment about 18 of the 47 months of March. (Normal temps. for March) which meant around 41° for average high and 20° for average low.) F...

 
 By -deg    Opinion    March 23, 2022

Fiddlin' Around

Spring has officially sprung and so have the USD women — right into the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA Tournament. I think their next opponent will be Michigan on Saturday in Wichita, Kan. That’s right the Coyotes for the first time in their program his...

 

Wrestlers honored

The Ipswich/Bowdle Wrestlers recently had their annual meeting. Wrestlers earning honors were: left to right, Justin Rohrbach Tiger award, Grant Weisser Hardest Worker, Tanner Frickson MVP and Beau...

 

UCC to sponsor gospel concert

The Hallelujah Hooligans Praise Band will sing in the Ipswich School Theatre on Saturday, April 9 at 4 p.m. The concert is sponsored by the Ipswich United Church of Christ. A free-will donation will go for community youth programs...

 

School menu

March 28 — Chili Dogs, green beans, baby carrots, juice, milk March 29 — Spaghetti Bake, broccoli, pineapple, homemade breadstick, milk March 30 — Nachos, corn, black beans, fresh fruit, milk March 31 — Subs, French fries, cooked carrots, juice,...

 

UM Dean's List

An area student has been named to the 2021 fall semester Dean’s List at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities. Hillary Mantone of Mina is on the Dean’s List in the College of Biological Sciences. To qualify for the list a student must complete 12...

 

Arlys P. Bierman

The funeral service for Arlys P. Bierman, 85, of Aberdeen, was at 11 a.m., Saturday, March 19, 2022, at Spitzer-Miller Funeral Home, with Pastor Bret Bierman officiating. Burial was at Trinity...

 

Ellen Palmer

Funeral services for Ellen Dayle Palmer, 94, of Aberdeen, were at 10:30 a.m., Thursday, March 17, 2022 at Richland Church, with Pastor Jon Damaska officiating. Burial was at Richland Cemetery. Ellen...

 
 By -deg    Sports    March 23, 2022

Girls, boys track season begins

The 2022 IHS track and field season began with an indoor meet at the Barnett Center in Aberdeen. And NSU will host another indoor meet there on March 29. The first outdoor meet is scheduled for April 5 in Ipswich, weather permitting. The Tigers, led...

 
 By -deg    Sports    March 23, 2022

Tigers compete at NSU meet

The Tiger girls and boys made a statement at an indoor high school track and field event at the Barnett Center in Aberdeen on Monday, where no team points were kept. The girls placed first in their 4x400 relay clocked in 4:48.58, run by Ashley...

 
 By -deg    Sports    March 23, 2022

Region 2B boys' teams do well at 2022 State B Tournament

The state high school basketball tournaments are now history, including of course the annual boys' B tourney drama in Aberdeen this past weekend. And to nobody's surprise top-seeded De Smet claimed its crown, edging second-seeded Lower Brule 49-26 in...

 

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