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Esports ends first-ever season as top in state

Monday, Feb. 5 was the start of week 8 for the Panthers in Esports.
A trip through the stars

A trip through the stars – that’s what the Elk Point-Jefferson elementary students experienced on Monday, Feb. 5.
February Friends Feast served

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Farewell, Sheriff Dan Limoges

By Beth Hutcheson • times1reporter@gmail.com
Dakota Valley Elementary hosts STEM night

Stem Night happened at the Dakota Valley Elementary School on Thursday, Feb. 1. Panther students could attend and go around to different stations and also participate in a scavenger hunt. The whole evening revolved around STEM which stands for science, technology, engineering and math.

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Women’s Wednesday Club 125th Anniversary

The Women’s Wednesday Club recently marked a significant milestone as it celebrated its 125th Anniversary on Wednesday, October 2, 2024. The event, filled with profound historical significance and camaraderie, took place at the Union County Historical Society’s Charles Murtha House, where club members adorned themselves in turn-of-the-century costumes to honor the occasion.

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SD librarians earn accreditation

The South Dakota State Library awarded certification to 38 librarians from 27 libraries at the annual South Dakota Library Association conference on Sept. 26 in Aberdeen, S.D. The voluntary certification program recognizes library directors and staff who have met certain certification standards.

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Competition cheer

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Dakota Valley boys soccer competes well against tough competition

By Kelly Riibe times2reporter@gmail.com The Panther boys soccer team finished out their regular season strong for 2024. As a young group, with a very small number of upperclassmen, Dakota Valley showed grit to continually improve and give good effort.

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Panther girls soccer finish regular season with win

The last regular season game for girls soccer had Dakota Valley in Vermillion on Thursday, October 3, 2024. The Panthers showed up ready to play and returned home victorious after securing 8 goals to the Tanager’s 2.

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Boys bring home first, DV runners have a strong performance

The Lennox cross country meet, on Oct. 3, 2024, hosted Dakota Valley and many other schools to make for a lot of fast competition. The Panther boys varsity ran phenomenal and brought home 1st place team honors. Senior Jack Brown once again won, and wowed the crowds, to bring home champion status for the boys 5K route.

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Dakota Valley boy golfers finish strong head to state

Regional boys golf happened on Monday, September 30 and multiple Class A competitors converged in Hartford, SD for a chance to advance to the 2024 state tournament. The Panthers were on-hand and ready to extend their already incredible season.

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Dakota Valley faced tough competition at triangular

It was a Nebraska invasion for Dakota Valley volleyball on Thursday, October 3. The Panthers hosted a triangular with Pierce and Ponca and saw strong competition.

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Panthers down Watchdogs at DV homecoming

It was a packed house for the Panther’s homecoming football game on Friday, October 4. Dakota Valley faced off against the Beresford Watchdogs. The high school pep band played during warm-ups and marched at halftime. The DV dance team also performed. There was a ton of excitement in the air as the Panthers came away to win 33-12.

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DV Dance Shines at Homecoming Halftime

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