A lot of snow
In what was the biggest snowfall of the season, a tate spring storm dropped a whole lot of precipitation in the area.
HOSA, FFA return from state
conventions
Two student organizations recently returned from their respective state conventions with many honors.
Final Four food drive
The Parkston Elementary Student Council sponsored a Final Four Food Drive April 1 to April 5.
Kaylor 4-H to partner with V.F.W. Auxilary
The Kaylor 4-H club met April 6 at the Scotland Bowling Alley, with K. Schnabel, Bueber, and Herrboldt as the host families.
SCC releases Dean's List
Southeast Community College in Nebraska has released its Dean's List for the quarter recently completed on the Beatrice, Lincoln and Milford campuses.
Spring Christian Life workshop
The Mitchell Zone of the Lutheran Women's Missionary League held their annual Spring Christian Life Workshop at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Plankinton, April 6.
Public vaping ban passed amid cloud of controversy
On July 1, the use of e-cigarettes or other vaping products will become illegal in almost all South Dakota workplaces and public buildings, including bars, restaurants and casinos.
Co-ops send crews to assist in repairs from Winter Storm Wesley
Crews from nine electric cooperatives, as well crews from at least three contractor construction companies, have been assisting with repairs at cooperatives hardest-hit by Winter Storm Wesley.
Extension looking for community leaders to participate in South Dakota Change Network
South Dakota State University Extension Community Vitality is seeking South Dakotans who see opportunities to lead systems change in their organizations and communities to apply for the South Dakota Change Network.
Highway 18 construction near Tripp delayed
The South Dakota Department of Transportation said work was scheduled to begin a project on Highway 18 near Tripp, April 15.
OPINION
Explaining emergency declarations
There's no doubt the storms this spring have been difficult for many of our communities. In March, a bomb cyclone left part of our state underwater and part of our state in dangerous blizzard conditions.
Tripp Star-Ledger
A "Night of Rustic Romance"
Although the April 11 blizzard kept students home from school for two days and had many wondering if the Tripp-Delmont prom could be held, the event took place without a hitch.
Springtime in South Dakota
Springtime in South Dakota can be trying, as a late storm made life challenging last week.
Essay winners
The Tripp-Delmont School held an assembly March 29 in the gym, acknowledging and awarding eight students who received honors for their Veteran's Day essays.
Extension looking for community leaders to participate in South Dakota Change Network
South Dakota State University Extension Community Vitality is seeking South Dakotans who see opportunities to lead systems change in their organizations and communities to apply for the South Dakota Change Network.
Highway 18 construction near Tripp delayed
The South Dakota Department of Transportation said work was scheduled to begin a project on Highway 18 near Tripp, April 15.
