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The Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine has presented more than $170,000 in scholarship awards to its graduating seniors, recognizing their academic, clinical, leadership and professional accomplishments.
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The Commercial State Bank of Wagner has announced our high school scholarship program, which provides scholarships to graduating high school seniors in our local community.
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A First Dakota Scholarship is being awarded to Paige Petry of Lake Andes for $3,000.00. Petry plans to attend the University of South Dakota this fall.
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The Associated School Boards of South Dakota and Gov. Kristi Noem recently honored students who were identified as the top one percent of their senior class, from the state’s public, private and tribal schools as part of the 31st Annual Academic Excellence Recognition event. Students designated as their high school’s honoree(s) received a certificate, South Dakota pin and the opportunity to meet and have their photo taken with Governor Noem.
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Wagner High School presented their Spring Concert Thursday evening, May 14. The High School Choir sang My Favorite Things, The Sound of Music, Old Time Rock'n Roll and Rockin' Robin under the direction of Mr. Genzlinger. The High School Band performed Let It Go, Hooked on a Feeling, Peter Gunn and Avengers Theme under the direction of Mr. Wilbur. Photos by Jenna Hemenway
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Wagner Feather Ceremony was held Friday, May 14th at Wagner Community School. The Feather Ceremony is a symbol of hope that the students will soar toward a brighter tomorrow and rewarding future for themselves, their community and their tribe. Seniors honored at the Feather Ceremony were: Jayden Aungie, Ayana Bruguier, Aydan Bruguier, Quinn Greger, Laila Guerue, Kevin Hare, Malcolm Janis, Mikayla Janis, Bradyn Lhotak, Sierra Little Owl, Michael Ober, CayDynce Olson, Letcyla Poor Bear, Jolene Redlightning, Embree Weston and Laila Young. Photography by Denelle
Read moreLeslie, Brynlee and Emery Hirsch of Colorado Springs, Colorado were visitors for a couple weeks in the home of their parents and grandparents, Jarvis and Marilyn Winckler.
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