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Marshall Cade Faulkner was born on October 27, 2003 to Marshall and Misty Falkner. Cade has two siblings, Jace and Maelie. His favorite subject is P.E because he gets to lift and play games. There are many challenging parts of being a senior, but for Cade the hardest part is leaving all the underclassmen behind. In Cade’s spare time he enjoys hunting hogs, coyotes, and deer. His favorite inspirational quote is “When you have a dream,you’vegottograbitand never let it go”-Carol Burnett. Cade’sschoolactivitieshaveincluded football and track. One of Cade’s favorite high school memories is how welcoming all the teachers and kids were on his first day at Avon School.
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The Avon Public Library hosted a Story Time with a craft on Saturday, November 26th as part of the Chamber of Commerce Kick Off to Christmas. Guests listened to a read aloudof “Mooseltoe” writtenby MargiePalatiniandlistenedto a video of “The Littlest Christmas Tree” by Jani Jasin. Next, the children were able to make Christmas tree crafts.
Read moreThe SoDak Stamm Chapter of the Germans from Russia Heritage Society is inviting you all to join us on the Second Sunday of Advent, December 4, at the American Lutheran ChurchinTripp. Theprogram will begin at 2:30. We will have a program entitled: 'An Old FashionedChristmas.' Wewill sing carols, hear a recitation or two, and there will be a special appearance by the 'Happy Memories Band.'
Read moreAmong those named to the 2022 Great Plains Conference Footballteamwere:KleyHeumillerasenior,CadeFaulkner a senior, and Paxton Bierema a junior. Congratulations!
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For most of us, we hope to never need help from emergency responders. But when our darkest moments come, we depend on them to be there for us. And they answer the call. They put their lives on the line to help others every day. Wherever you live – whatever and wherever your emergency may be –every South Dakotan can be taken care of in an emergency.
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If there is a simpler and more effective way of doing something, that’s how it should be done. Republicans put this principle into practice five years ago with our pro-growth tax reform that simplified the tax code, lowered rates, and reduced South Dakotans’ tax bills. The fact that most South Dakotans were able to keep more of their hard-earned paychecks while the federal government has collected record- high revenues helps prove that the Republican plan worked.
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