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Funeral services for Eunice Joseph, 67, of Wagner were held Thursday, March 21 at the YST South Gym in Wagner. Burial was in the Greenwood Presbyterian Cemetery, rural Greenwood. Peters Funeral Home in Wagner was in charge of arrangements.
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One of this week’s featured WCS seniors is Bain Kuhlman. He is the son of Jeff and Rhonda Kuhlman. During his high school years at Wagner Community School, Bain has been involved in several extra-curricular activities including chorus (four years), FFA (three years) and football (four years).
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One of this week’s featured WCS seniors is Sabrina Kreber. Sabrina is the daughter of Michael and Amy Blaha. During her years at Wagner Community School, Sabrina has been in several extra-curricular activities including cheer (two years), track (seven years) and volleyball (seven years).
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Wagner Community School qualified eight wrestlers to the AAU State Wrestling Tournament that was held March 15th -17th in Rapid City at The Monument. Out of the eight qualifying wrestlers, five of the wrestlers brought home medals. The eight wrestlers that qualified for the state tournament were Klay Kokesh (tots 57), Jacob Holzbauer (Bantam 57), Lane Koupal (Midgets 63), Rachel Holzbauer (girls Midgets 77), John Krcil (Novice 64), Tom Krcil (Novice 63), Mason Turner (Novice 117), and Frank Krcil (Schoolboy 90). A big thank you to the dedicated coaches who volunteered their time to teach the WCS youth wrestlers this season. These coaches were Alex Kocer and Austin Genzlinger. Before the wrestlers left for the AAU State Tournament in Rapid City, WCS had the wrestlers do a walk through the hallways so that the staff and students could wish them all good luck. The five wrestlers that placed were Klay Kokesh, state champion; Frank Krcil, 2nd place; Tom Krcil, 3rd place; Rachel Holzbauer, 5th place; and John Krcil, 6th place. Klay Kokesh came home with a state championship title in the Tot’s 57 lb weight class.
Read moreAmerican Legion Greer Post #11 held its monthly meeting on March 21, 2024 with 29 members in attendance. We had two guests, Kevin Morello who is running for State Commander and his riding partner, Marv Tisdall, who is the District 1 Vice Commander. Kevin spoke about some of his goals if elected as the new State Commander. His comments and goals were well received. Commander Clayton Rados thanked them for their attendance and looks forward to meeting them again at the state meeting in June.
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