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Between the political ads and the news coverage, the 2020 presidential election is impossible to ignore. But voters aren’t the only ones paying attention. According to recent BBB Scam Tracker reports, scammers are using phony political fundraising calls to trick Americans into “donating” to a favorite candidate.
Read moreWildfire Awareness Month takes place in May of 2020 in the State of South Dakota.
Read more1 CORINTHIANS 3: 16,17 "Know ye not that ye are the Temple of God, and that the Spirit of God dwelleth in you? If any man defile the Temple of God, him shall God destroy; for the Temple of God is holy, which Temple ye are."(KJV)
Read moreAs of April 4, 2020, the US population is 372.2 million (US Census), South Dakota population is 882,235 (US Census) and Charles Mix County population is 9,428 (US Census).
Read moreAs the United States continues to prepare for the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Wagner Community Memorial Hospital (WCMH) prepares for a surge in cases in southern Charles Mix County.
Read moreWagner Good Samaritan Society residents received a wonderful surprise thanks to a local area business. What started out as an idea to bring flowers to a relative turned into a mission to get flowers for all the residents. Lucy Leines, of the business Stems and Cells, reached out with an idea for people to sponsor a resident and local businesses showed their support as well as other community members who started calling in. Before Lucy knew it, she had enough donations to deliver beautiful flowers for every resident in the Wagner Good Samaritan Society. Residents were so appreciative of this wonderful gift and were so moved by the Wagner community thinking of them during this tough time. One resident asked what the flowers were for and we said, “the Wagner community bought them for you to let you know they love you.” She burst into tears and was so overwhelmed by such a kind gesture. Lucy’s random act of kindness also enabled her to receive enough donations to deliver flowers to the nursing home in Lake Andes and other towns have picked up on this great flower delivery idea. In a time when we are to keep social distance and are not all able to visit our loved ones, this was a beacon of light. It shows how a random act of kindness can truly spread to others and create change for the better. Thank you to Lucy Leines and all the community members who played a part in making this happen for our residents at Wagner Good Samaritan. Courtesy Photos
Read moreI have recently returned from my winter trip to Arizona and am ready to assist the veterans in our county.
Read moreAs the United States continues to prepare for the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, WCMH-Avera prepares for a surge in cases in Charles Mix County.
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