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Wennblom’s kidney turns 100 years old

Fifty-nine years ago, a mother saved her daughter’s life by giving her daughter one of her own kidneys. Nancy (Wennblom) Ludwig was 18 at the time of the kidney transplant.
Panther XC performs well at state

It was the grand finale to a successful cross country season for the Panthers at the state meet Oct. 22. The varsity rosters, consisting of 6 girls and 6 boys, ran and represented Dakota Valley well at the Broadland Creek Golf Course in Huron.
A Bakers Dozen

The number 13 was lucky for the Dakota Valley dance team Friday, Oct. 21 as it was the record number of years the Panthers have been crowned champions at the South Dakota state competition.
Blue Tequila replaces Los Amigos

On Tuesday, Oct. 25, activity could be seen at the Los Amigos building on Main Street in Elk Point.
A staple of the community:

For 20 years, Chris and Joy Wiest have owned and operated Cup o’ Joy in Dakota Dunes. The business become a staple within the Dakota Dunes community for people to get their morning fix of caffeine, a meeting place for friends or even a quiet space to sit down and think or work.

Huskies go to the movies

The Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies held their 2023 Homecoming week Sept. 10-16.

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Family farmers, ranchers advocate in D.C. for 2023 Farm Bill

The 2023 Farm Bill is nearly final and a group of South Dakota family farmers and ranchers are in D.C. to ensure the Farm Bill includes what they need.

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Sayler honored for years of service

Elk Point-Jefferson School District Board Member Sabrina Sayler was honored by Associated School Boards of South Dakota with the Distinguished Service Award, which honors school board members for reaching milestone years in their service on their local school board.

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Board approves revised contracts

The Elk Point-Jefferson School Board met in regular session on Sept. 11 and approved revision to some employee contracts.

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City discusses sidewalks, projects

Due to the Labor Day holiday, the Elk Point City Council moved their meeting from Sept. 4 to Sept.

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Hall, Hanson reign

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Pumpkin Patch Day

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Jefferson purchases property near park

The Jefferson City Council discussed various properties at their meeting Sept. 7, including the purchasing of a piece of property.

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Dakota Valley boys miss the mark in home contests

Going for the program’s 1st victory was the main focus for the Dakota Valley boys soccer team as they hosted West Central on Tuesday, Sept. 12. The Panthers played hard, as did the Trojans. It would be a 0-0 draw at the end of the match.

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Panther Productions presents: A Homecoming Victory

The homecoming atmosphere on Friday, Sept. 15 led to a supercharged night for the Panther football team versus Milbank. The Dakota Valley choir sang the national anthem and the cross countr y seniors ran out the game ball to start the evening.

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Wennblom’s kidney turns 100 years old

Panther XC performs well at state

A Bakers Dozen

Blue Tequila replaces Los Amigos

A staple of the community:

Huskies go to the movies

Family farmers, ranchers advocate in D.C. for 2023 Farm Bill

Sayler honored for years of service

Board approves revised contracts

City discusses sidewalks, projects

Hall, Hanson reign

Pumpkin Patch Day

Jefferson purchases property near park

Dakota Valley boys miss the mark in home contests

Panther Productions presents: A Homecoming Victory

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