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Slow and steady wins the game

What could be called the slowest contest in this year’s basketball season, the Huskies got their act together after halftime to win against Alcester-Hudson 55-24. To start the game, the Huskies held the Cubs to 4 points while only putting up 10 of their own.
Huskies decimate Cubs

Alcester-Hudson posed no threat to Elk Point-Jefferson during their Jan. 6 contest in Elk Point.
Mother Nature paints a beautiful picture

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City of Elk Point recognizes employees’ years of service

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Internship turns into job security

Internships are meant to help people determine whether they enjoy a job or not. For one Elk Point-Jefferson senior, his internship led to a job opportunity.

Ironclad

Students learn about Saints

Religious education students from Elk Point, Jefferson and Dakota Dunes met at St. Peter’s Catholic Church and Cemetery in Jefferson on Wednesday, Oct. 25. The evening consisted of a youth disciple event where confirmation students dressed as Saints and gave brief presentation to middle schoolers and adults walking around in small groups. The fun and informative church activity was done to…

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Cubs hold annual Scouting for Food

The Elk Point-Jefferson Cub Scout Pack 87 is holding their annual Scouting for Food event beginning Nov. 1 through Nov.

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NHS hosts Soles4Souls

The Elk Point-Jefferson National Honor Society started the Soles4Souls project in 2010. “Michelle Corio was a senior that year,” Rita Ahmann said.

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Pumpkin painting at the Elk Point library

The Elk Point City Library held a pumpkin painting event Oct. 28.

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National Honor Society Induction Ceremony

The National Honor Society induction for Dakota Valley high schoolers happened on Monday, Oct. 16 in the Performing Arts Center. Spanish teacher, Amanda Valbuena, is the Panther advisor for National Honor Society (NHS) which inducts junior and senior members on an annual basis.

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Dakota Valley attends All-State Choir in Rapid City

Some of South Dakota’s most talented high school vocal students were in the Black Hills on Saturday, Oct. 28 for All State Chorus. The 2023 concert was held in Summit Arena at The Monument in Rapid City.

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Academic All-State

The cross country Academic All-State list was announced on Oct. 24.

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DV falls in last regular season game against undefeated Dell Rapids

The 1st round of Class 11A South Dakota football playoffs took place on Thursday, Oct. 26. Dakota Valley was the #5 seed versus #4 Sioux Falls Christian (SFC) at Bob Young Field on the campus of the University of Sioux Falls.

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Lady Panthers complete regular season with win

The last volleyball match of the regular season for the Panthers occurred in Tea on Monday, Oct. 23.

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Saving every life, one animal at a time

The Siouxland Humane Society (SHS) has received national recognition from the Best Friends Animal Society. A plaque was awarded for achieving a save rate of over 90 percent for year 2022, naming the SHS a no-kill shelter.

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