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Members of the Andes Central School Board used the 2019-20 school year to enhance their knowledge of school board work and earned recognition for their dedication.
Read moreThe library is in the process of developing a reading program to take place in January and February of 2021. It is open to anyone of any age. It does not need to be books checked out of the library. It can be e-books, books you have purchased, a book you want to re-read, a book you read to your children before bed. This program is open to any of the Lake Andes Carnegie Library Patrons. More info in next week’s article.
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NO SNOW FOR THE SLEIGH, NO PROBLEM, SANTA ARRIVES IN A FORD!
Read moreSharon Van Gerpen visited her mother, Bernice Heusinkveld at Aspen Heights Assisted Living last Tuesday in Hull, Iowa.
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The Zion Lutheran Sunday School Kids and Youth Group went Christmas Caroling on Sunday, December 20 to area Avon elderly residents. It was a beautiful day for caroling and we had a great turnout of kids that road around on the hay rack spreading Christmas Cheer to the community. Courtesy Photos
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Avon High School seniors have just finished reading a famous novella. This novella compares modern day politics/historical events with communism in a place called Animal Farm.
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The beginning of December brought above normal temperatures which everyone seemed to take advantage of. New storage units were built behind the Yankton Sioux Travel Plaza, Dakota Auto Body put on a new roof, Highway 50 Spur to 281 was completed, farmers were busy working their fields, and some enjoyed a Virtual 5K through the Flex it Pink. Pictured above, Leah Insko, who signed up for a Virtual 5K to enjoy some running in December as well as other local runners, Mieke Slaba and Julie Alderink.
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