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Dance wins Black Panther Competition

The Dakota Valley dance team travelled over 160 miles on Saturday, Oct. 15 to dominate and perform at the Black Panther Cheer and Dance Competition hosted by Platte- Geddes. First place honors were achieved for both of Dakota Valley’s routines in pom and jazz. These top finishes also crowned the talented dance squad as grand champions for the day.

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Cheer places 3rd despite last minute change

The Panther competitive cheer squad brought home a 3rd place finish on Oct. 10 from the Bon Homme Invite. Dakota Valley battled through a teammate’s illness and adjustment to their routine to still score high and come away with a solid performance.

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School board approves YMCA Summer Program

With several YMCA staff in attendance and the future of the YMCA Summer Program on the agenda, the Dakota Valley School Board had some decisions to make at their meeting Oct. 10.

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In the Halloween (Christmas?) spirit

Every year Johnny and Shari Tureaud, of Dakota Dunes, assemble a Halloween theme in their front yard for others to enjoy. The couple has multiple skeletons that they set up in poses to the delight of neighbors and anyone fortunate enough to drive by Oxbow Trail in the Meadows neighborhood of the Dakota Dunes.

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Schools targeted by TikTok challenge

Once again, schools have become the target of a TikTok Challenge and not in a good way. Last year the school’s experienced strains of vandalism as students were challenged to photograph or video themselves vandalizing school property. The new challenge – “swatting” – goes even further. Swatting is when a person makes a prank call to emergency services in an attempt to bring about the dispatch of…

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Rural Jefferson home destroyed by fire

At 3:47 p.m. Monday, Oct.

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Scheels gives back to golf

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Langle places at state, 2nd in EPJ records

Carter Langle was the lone Huskies to represent Elk Point-Jefferson at the State A Boys Golf Tournament in Aberdeen Oct. 3 and 4. Not only did Langle show up at state and garnish a 14th place finish, he also moved up in the Elk Point-Jefferson record books.

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Another win for the Elk Point-Jefferson Husky football team

The Elk Point-Jefferson Husky football team added another win to their record overpowering Tri-Valley Mustangs Oct. 7 at home.

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EPJ dominates court

The Elk Point-Jefferson Husky volleyball team dominated the court this week in their match-ups between Viborg-Hurley Oct. 4 and Tri-Valley Oct. 7. The Huskies travelled to Viborg to take on the Cougars. The Cougars made the Huskies earn their win, by taking a set from them as the Huskies won 3-1: 20-25; 25-22; 25-16; 25-15. The offense was strong with the Huskies sending over 9 serve aces. The…

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