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Wagner traveled to Rapid City for a two day tournament.Representing Wagner were, front, from left: JV wrestlers Luke Holzbauer (113), Tom Krcil, Octavian Kocer (132-8th place), Frank Krcil (106-2nd place), Wade Kreeger (150), Kingston Brunelle (175-6th place), Thayne Tjeerdsma (165-Champion), Grayson Knebel, and Varsity wrestler Gannon Knebel (2nd place); and back, from left: JV wrestlers Wesley Holzbauer (138), Grady Bartunek (120), Hunter Wiechmann (144), Bodie Chafin (285), and Jaxton Hill (157-Champion).Great job, boys!
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President Jordan Weber welcomed the Wagner Rotarians to the last Rotary meeting for the year 2024 on Wednesday, the 11th of December. Weber gave a prayer for all Rotarians to be mindful of the work they do in the community and strive to find opportunities to serve others.
Read moreThe Annual Christmas Candlelight Choir Service of Zion Lutheran Church of Delmont is scheduled for Sunday evening, December 22, at 7:00 p.m. Mixed choir music, congregational singing and scripture readings by Pastor Brian Lemcke will present the familiar story of Christ's birth and of prophecies fulfilled. There will be pre-service organ and piano music.
Read more10 Years Ago – 2014 Santa made a stop in Wagner. After pictures with Santa, a free movie was shown in the Wagner Theater to a large group of parents and children. These events were sponsored by the Wagner Chamber of Commerce.
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Funeral services for Janith Rolston were held Tuesday, December 17 at the United Methodist Church in Wagner. Burial was in the ZCBJ Cemetery, rural Wagner. Visitation was Monday, with a sharing of memories. Peters Funeral Home in Wagner was in charge of arrangements.
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The National Guard’s birthday has been nationally recognized as December 13th. Even though this day is not a federal holiday, it is an opportunity to recognize the National Guard’s role in the defense of the nation as well as its history. The significance of this day is that it marks the beginning of organized militia and the beginning of the country’s oldest military units. On December 13, 1636, the Massachusetts Bay Colony organized its militia members into three different divisions in order to defend their colony. This was the first time that a village militia was divided into divisions in America. For the state of South Dakota, the National Guard origins date back to 1862 as part of the Dakota Territory.
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