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MATTHEW 4:1 "Then was Jesus led of the spirit into the wilderness to be tempted of the devil." (KJV) We find in the next verses 2-10 that Jesus was tempted by the devil. He was tempted by the devil in the very same way as he tempted Eve in the Garden. He used the same method in the three ways, the lust of the eyes, the lust of the flesh and the pride of life.
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COVID-19 is challenging our state and our people in ways that we’ve never seen before. It’s been 45 days since our first positive case was reported in South Dakota. Since that time, South Dakotans have followed medical advice, drastically changed their daily routines, and as a result, flattened the state’s projected curve by 75 percent. I want to thank South Dakotans for their diligence, but I also want everyone to remember that we’re not out of the woods yet. I need folks to continue to follow guidance and be smart about protecting themselves, their families, and – in turn – their communities.
Read moreThe growing numbers of unemployed Americans – likely to hit 20 million or more thanks to the effects of the coronavirus – bring with them a loss of employer-provided health insurance coverage. The pandemic has laid bare the deficiencies in America’s main vehicle for providing health insurance.
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Mary Jo is a retired Family & Consumer Science teacher of 35 years and FCCLA advisor for 40 and is now the Library Director at Lake Andes Carnegie Public Library and serves as the Chairperson for the Lake Andes Food & Wellness Council. She enjoys reading, quilting, spending time with her grandkids and gardening.
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Approximately 30+ vehicles showed up to enjoy a beautiful Saturday night drive cruisin' Wagner's Main Street . John Otte in his General Lee 01 led the caravan of vehicles down Main and by the Good Samaritan Society for residents to enjoy .
Read moreLibraries across the Nation are celebrating National Library Week April 19 -25. The theme this year is “Find Your Place at the Library.” Unfortunately due to the global pandemic libraries are forced to keep the doors closed to the public.
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I was on my second video conference of the day earlier last week and a peer in the meeting said, “Time-out!
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