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Read moreThe Tri-County Right to Life Group will meet at 7:00 on Monday evening, June 28, at the Dakota Christian School. All are welcome!
Read morePlease note that the following election results are Unofficial. Provisional Ballots have yet to be determined.
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Bon Homme High School, Class of 1985, celebrated their belated 35th reunion from Summer 2020, over Czech Days in Tabor, on June 18, 2021. Out of a class of 64 classmates, 13 made the effort. The classmates met in Sokol Park and enjoyed an afternoon and evening together. Several classmates called in and sent texts while the reunion was going on. The next class reunion will be their 40th during Czech Days in June 2025. The following classmates included in the photo are: (back row), Kevin Vellek, Amy Petrik, Vicki (Jelsma) Hovorka, Teresa (Grimme) Sternhagen, Teri (Vollmer) McKee, Tanya Westbrock, Renae (Schuch) Stelling, Eric Tycz. (middle row) Deb Sternhagen, Pam (Bares) Fameli, Don Soukup, Linda (Tycz) Sykora. (front row, on scooter) Rob Stack. (missing from photo) Betty Jo (Navatril) Lippert Petrik. Photo courtesy of Barb Pechous
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Tabor Czech Days Parade was held Friday with some familiar faces as Wagner Labor Day committee attended the parade with Queen Alcista Dion. The Wagner American Legion also participated in the parade. Photo by Barb Pechous
Read moreJuneteeth, celebrated on June 19th is now a National Holiday in the United States. Would you like to learn more about this holiday? The library is a great place to begin. The library has a collection of biographies of people who played a critical role in the Emancipation Proclamation. Juneteenth was first celebrated in Texas, where on that date in 1865, in the aftermath of the Civil Was, enslaved people were declared free under the terms of the 1862 Emancipation Proclamation. The local library also has access to materials from the South Dakota State Library, or books can be downloaded to your electronic device for reading from Overdrive. Visit the library for more information.
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