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Kjose learns how to help keep semis on the road

I-State Truck Centers are known for their work with semitrucks and trailers and helping keep products on the road. “As you know everything we use or buy comes on a truck,” Scott Beatty said.
Elk Point United Parish holds Christmas program

Children in the Sunday School program at Elk Point United Parish were part of a Christmas Program held Sunday, Dec. 17. The children enacted “The Christmas Story,” a traditional retelling of the birth of Jesus. There were about 20 kids involved from preschool age through 5th grade. They had two rehearsals on Wednesday evenings before the final performance on Dec. 17.
Wente serves with US Navy

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Celebrating the holiday at the Homestead

It was a beautiful evening for Homestead Holidays on Sunday, Dec. 17.

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Dakota Valley girls soccer move up the win ladder

By Kelly Riibe times2reporter@gmail.com A tough match awaited Dakota Valley on Tuesday, September 10 as they squared off against West Central (WC) for the 2nd time of the girls soccer season. The two had battled a week prior, and DV won, at home, 1-0.

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Panther volleyball downs opponents, wins tournament

The Panthers had a big week of volleyball as they brought in victories against Beresford and teams from the Black Hills over the course of 5 days. Dakota Valley swept the Watchdogs, in an away match, on Tuesday, September 10, 2024. Then they played a tournament in Rapid City on September 13-14, 2024 that had them coming home as champions.

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Dakota Valley runners compete in hot conditions

Hot conditions and an elevated course was what met the Panther cross country team on Tuesday, September 10 in Canton. Dakota Valley performed well as many runners, from multiple teams, withdrew or had to drop as the races progressed.

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Panther dancers have another strong performance

Dakota Valley’s dance team put in the miles this past week with competitions in Yankton and Winner. The squad was in Gazelle’s territory on September 12 and then in Winner on September 14, 2024. The time on the road was well worth it, as the Panthers continued to impress in their jazz and pom routines.

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Fire in McCook Mobile Estates

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EPJ HOCO activities

The Huskies are excited for this year’s homecoming events. The theme for 2024 is: “Rockin with the Huskies”.

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EPJ School board approves annual budget

The Elk Point-Jefferson Board of Education convened for their regular meeting on September 9, 2024, at 5:30 pm in the high school study hall. The meeting was chaired by President Travis Geary, with the following members present: Tim Brewer, Noelle Jacobs, and Kyle Hanson. Superintendent Philip Schonebaum, Business Manager Heather Watterson, Principals Skyler Eriksen and Laura Throener, K-12 Dean…

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Jefferson discusses FEMA study

The regular meeting of the Jefferson City Council was held on September 9, 2024. With the presence of Mayor Paddy Rigg and council members Tony Boulware, Jason Casper, Mark LaFleur, John Lokhorst, Michael Stokely, and John Van Beest, along with other attendees, the meeting commenced and addressed several key matters.

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DV HOCO dress-up days, activities

The Panthers will be celebrating Homecoming on September 30-October 5, 2024. Something new this year will be the distribution of “Alumni Ribbons” to honor past graduates of Dakota Valley.

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Huskies stay competitive through challenging course, conditions

Hot temperatures were in full force on Tuesday, September 10 as the Elk Point-Jefferson cross country team ran a hilly course in Canton. Despite the heat and elevations, the Huskies ran hard and showed great effort in all of their 5,000 meter runs.

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