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The week of September 27-October 3rd, 2020 is Banned Books Week. Libraries across the U.S and the world bring the topic of banning books to the attention of the public. Have you read a banned book? Maybe it is one of your favorite books.
Read moreMARK 13:3-8 "And as he sat upon the Mount of Olives over against the temple, Peter and James and John and Andrew asked him privately, Tell us when shall these things be? And what shall be the sign when all these things shall be fulfilled?
Read moreAndes Central-Dakota Christian Eagles traveled to Armour September 22 where they fought hard but came up short 3-0.
Read moreGreer Post #11 American Legion had its monthly meeting September 17 at the Post Home.
Read moreSeptember 23rd the Wagner Rotary was called to order at Noon by Bill Frei substituting for President Bryan Slaba who could not be present. Members were asked to stand and recite the Rotary Four-Way Test:
1. Is it the TRUTH?
Read moreJuanita Stone and Marlene Stone, American Legion Auxiliary delivered dictionaries to the Wagner Community School to be delivered to the third grade students .
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Kenny and Amber (Wiebenga) Swenson along with big brother Owen welcomed into the world at 7:37 a.m. on September 16 a new baby girl. Madison Lynne Swenson measured 19.75 inches long and weighed six pounds eight ounces. Proud grandparents are Sharon Soukup Wiebenga of Tyndall and Terry Wiebenga of Yankton and Phil and Lynelle Swenson of Ocheyedan IA. Great grandparents are Marla Soukup of Wagner and Bud and Elaine Wiebenga of Springfield.
Read moreTwo months before the November presidential election, two nonprofits are announcing a new campaign — not for a candidate, but for the voters. Natives Vote, organized by IllumiNative and the Native Organizers Alliance, is pulling out all the stops. “Our communities have untapped power because of our history, our ancestors—we must use it in many ways from the streets to the ballot box. Exercising our grassroots political power is crucial to rebuilding what we’ve lost and preparing the future for the next seven generations,” says IllumiNative Executive Director Crystal Echo Hawk, in a release. These non-profits are partnering with local grassroots like BRAVE HEART SOCIETY to GOTV , get out the vote. Four locals will be pounding the roads to encourage voter registration, absentee voting awareness and early voting. Among the 60 hired across the country to push the power of the Native vote are locals: Jane St. John-Sanchez, Lauren Crowe, Hoksina Rouse and Wm Roller, Jr. Look for them on social media, the Announcer, the radio stations and in the communities socially distanced with masks and face shields. Most importantly register to vote now!!!!
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