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The Parkston Advance, Inc.
P.O. Box J
205 West Main Street
Parkston, SD 57366

605-928-3111
800-310-3140

advance@santel.net

COMING EVENTS
PARKSTON
Food Bank Distribution: First and third Tuesday of every month, 3 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.; NEW LOCATION: 106 East Main Street, back room of Meraki Boutique. Use the entrance in the alley.
Feeding South Dakota: Third Thursday of every month, 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.; Salem Lutheran Church parking lot.

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Weekly
Alcoholics Anonymous Open Meeting will meet Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Ethan Methodist Church basement. For more information, call 605-770-5410.

Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon will meet Friday at 8 p.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Please use the north entrance. For more information, call 605-505-0310.

Tuesday, March 24
The Hutchinson County Commissioners will meet in the Courthouse in Olivet at 1 p.m.

Give back to you community with a blood donation in March
When communities come together, lives are saved.
LIFESERVE
Parkston High School, Monday, March 23, 9 a.m. to 1:45 p.m. at 102 South Chapman Drive, Parkston.
For more information, contact Carmen Bartells at Carmen.Bar tells@k12.sd.us or 605-928-3368 or call 800-287-4903 or visit lifeserve.info/schedule.
VITALANT
SS Peter and Paul Catholic Church/Parish Hall, Wednesday, March 25, 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. at 146 West First Street, Dimock.
Make an appointment by visiting vitalant.org, download the Vitalant app or call 877- 25-VITAL (877-258-4825).

Trojans take fourth place after overtime loss to C/S
Wow.
What a game.
This one was by far the most intense game of the 2026 State B Girls Basketball Tournament in Brookings this past weekend. Photo courtesy of South Dakota Public Broadcasting.com | ©2026 SDPB | Craig Wollman

PUC reminds consumers to protect their money and information from scammers
In recognition of National Consumer Protection Week, the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission highlights the importance of recognizing red flags from unknown callers.

7 signs of spring allergies
Few things are more deflating than finally venturing outdoors after a long winter of cabin fever, only to find that blooming trees and flowers start wreaking havoc with your personal health.

Follow farm safety guidelines
Agriculture is routinely ranked among the most dangerous professions around the world.

PRAIRIE DOC
Old age, only 10 years away
Every year I ask my students, "How old is old?"

After $237 million spent, Deadwood seeks more gaming proceeds
After receiving more than $237 million for historic preservation over the past 35 years, this Black Hills city of 1,300 people wants a bigger share of annual tax revenues from legalized gambling.

Almost missed again
This past weekend had a major winter storm come through, but like the last one, it took a more northerly path, mostly bypassing the area.

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