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The Wagner Armory quickly filled with eager shoppers looking for some bargains during the annual Wagner Cancer Rummage held June 9-11. Courtesy Photos
Read moreFollowing over an inch of rain early Friday morning, crews worked hard to get Wagner Speedway into race shape and the Fort Randall Casino Weekly Racing Series was on, presented by Koenig Lumber of Fairfax. Special guests to headline the show were the T&R Contracting Late Model Street Stock series.
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Crews are busy working on the current water and sewer project. As construction costs have come in, more funding is available, so the city changed the order to add putting in new water and sewer lines on this portion of West Avenue. Photo by Scott Pechous.
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Mayor Todd Johannsen presents Roger Schroeder with a certificate of appreciation for his service to the City of Wagner. Courtesy Photo
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The world should know that we will crack the gates on the 31st an-nual Burke Stampede Rodeo this July 16, 17, and 18 in Burke.
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Following over an inch of rain early Friday morning, crews worked hard to get Wagner Speedway into race shape and the Fort Randall Casino Weekly Racing Series was on, presented by Koenig Lumber of Fairfax. Special guests to headline the show were the T&R Contracting Late Model Street Stock series.
Read moreThe library began summer programming last Monday, the 7th and have had a great turn out of students, but we would enjoy seeing more students. Some programs of interest still on the dock-it for this summer include: SD Ballet Performance, July 1st, at 2:00. If weather permits we will be on the grassy area to the east of the library. If the weather is bad we will be at the Lake Andes Community Center, 207 Main Street, Lake Andes. No charge to attend.
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Bob Hanson knew all about Yankton’s history. Fortunately, he was also a mason, so whenever he came to inspect the nearly 150-year-old bricks of the Pennington House — the home of Dakota Territory Gov. John Pennington and today the publishing headquarters for South Dakota Magazine — he always had a story.
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