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Andrew Carnegie had a passion for libraries. Between 1886 and 1919 his donations of more than $40 million (over $1 billion today) paid for 1,679 new library buildings in communities that were unable to do so due to a lack of funds. He was quoted as saying “A library outranks any other one thing a community can do to benefit its people.” Thank you leaders, donators and visionaries for establishing…
Dakota Valley Panther baseball remains undefeated
SophomoreGradyRamos pitched a complete game for the Panther baseball team on Sunday, April 21 when they took on Canistota/Freeman in an away contest. Ramos pitched all 5 innings of the victory that had Dakota Valley on top by a score of 12-2.
Lady Panthers struggle against Madison pitcher
Strong winds and dusty conditions were present for the Dakota Valley softball team’s away game in Madison on Monday, April 15. It was a tight contest to start, but the Panthers fell 0-9 to a tough DAK XII opponent in the Bulldogs.
DV Panther girls tie for 1st place at Canton Invite
The Panther boys and girls had great success at the Canton Invite for track and field on Monday, April 15. Many top finishes and personal records were secured by the Dakota Valley athletes.
Jazz Band competes in Brookings brings home first
The Panther jazz band was in Jackrabbit territory on April 11 for South Dakota State University’s jazz festival in Brookings. It was a worthwhile trip and event for Dakota Valley as the band members raked in the accolades.
Harlan named High School Art Teacher of the Year
The South Dakota Art Education Association (SDAEA) recently announced their winners for 2024 Art Teachers of the Year and Dakota Valley’s Demi Harlan was one of the recipients. Harlan was named the 2024 High School Art Teacher of the Year for South Dakota.
