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WAGNER SENIOR BANNERS LINE MAIN STREET

Thanks to the guys at Commercial State Bank, Bouza Construction, Von Eschen Landcaping, S&S Masonry, all the photographers, the Chamber, Judy and Vanessa at the school, Katie Swatek was able to deck out Main Street with banners she created for the 2020 Wagner seniors for their parade following graduation Saturday afternoon . Great job everyone!!!! Photo by Barb Pechous

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PICKSTOWN FIRE AND POLICE STATION LISTED ON NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES

PIERRE, S.D. – The Pickstown Fire and Police Station was added in March to the National Register of Historic Places, according to the South Dakota State Historical Society.

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NEIGHBORS AND FRIENDS DRIVE BY IN CELEBRATION OF LASSEN'S 50TH ANNIVERSARY

On Tuesday, May 5, friends and neighbors in Pickstown joined in a parade to celebrate the 50th wedding anniversary of Jack and Jan Lassen . More than 25 vehicles, including golf carts, drove by the Lassen residence to offer their congratulations . Jack and Jan were married on May 5, 1970, in Las Vegas . Jack and Jan are pictured with the box of cards and gifts . The One sign on a car read, “What happens in Vegas, stays in Pickstown . ” Courtesy Photo

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DWU HONOR AWARD RECEIPIENTS FOR 2019-20 ACADEMIC YEAR

MITCHELL, S.D. – Despite not being able to gather collectively for the annual Honors Banquet due to COVID-19, several students at Dakota Wesleyan University are still being honored with university awards for the 2019-20 academic year.

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ANDES CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION: CLASS OF 2020 TO BE HONORED

No one ever imagined that the school year would be ending in such uncertainty. COVID 19 will not dampen the celebration for Andes Central’s graduates however. Graduation will be held on Saturday, May 16 at 3:00 p.m., as previously scheduled.

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Class of 2020

Ryan Black Bear, son of Linda Clark and Paul Gravatt

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Library news

With the gradual opening of businesses and government services across the state the libraries across the state are working toward that goal. Our opening date depends on being able to secure hand sanitizer which we will require everyone to use as they enter the building and again when they leave. Another requirement is that everyone entering the library wear a mask. Staff are busy making masks, but if you have one please feel free to use it. The library will be limiting the number of computers available at one time and patrons will need to sign up for one hour slots preferably 24 hours before use. Those wishing to check out materials are limited to one person at a time for a 10 minute slot of time. Thank you in advance for your understanding of these new regulations. If you do not feel comfortable coming to the library know that you can do curbside service of materials or we can deliver materials to your home. Call us at 487-7524 during library hours with any questions or concerns.

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