Family, Career and Community Leaders of America or (FCCLA) is a national Career and Technical Student Organization that provides personal growth, leadership development and career preparation opportunities for students in Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS) education.
Courageous acts don’t always come from military hero’s or county volunteers, sometimes they come from everyday average Joe’s.
Coming off a big win against Dell Rapids St. Mary, the Parker boys were on the road last Thursday night, this time traveling to 2015 state champion Hanson, to face off against the 6-2 Beavers.
Coming off two straight wins to end the Big East Conference tournament, the Parker boys were looking for their third in a
Roger A. Voss 65 Thursday, Jan. 12 Sioux Falls Voss passed away after three years of battling with cancer.
Ralph “Doc” Sedelmeier 70 Monday, Jan. 9 Geneva, Neb. and Hurley Ralph Edward Sedelmeier was born on Nov.
James “Bud” Bousfield 84 Friday, Jan. 9 Parker James Russell “Bud” Bousfield was born on July 16, 1932, to Laura (Finn) and Ray Bousfield.
Extreme winter weather brings with it many challenges, including an increased potential for power outages. “Although we are not able to control the weather, there are things we can do to
The Parker School District discussed whether or not to renew the current opt-out expiring for the 2016 taxes payable
With the I’s dotted and T’s crossed JUGS LLC near Chancellor received a conditional use permit to build an events center for the community during last week’s planning and zoning meeting.
Coming off a huge upset against number one ranked Wynot, Nebraska, the Parker girls stayed hot last Monday night, running past the Bon Homme Cavaliers in dramatic fashion,
In what was set to be another stellar Big East Conference tournament for the Parker boys last week, turned out to be a less than desired outcome.
Lavonne Zeiszler 80 Friday, Jan. 6 Sioux Falls Lavonne Margaret Larsen was born on March 1, 1936, in Hurley to Andreas and Maxine (Elliott) Larsen.
The Turner County Commissioners discussed the 2017 reorganization during last week’s meeting. Auditor Shelia Hagemann asked for nominations for Turner County Chairman.
Someone needs blood every three seconds. Blood donations are a critical part of lifesaving treatments for patients who endure various medical complications.
Today’s technology has changed by leaps and bounds from years ago. And that technology is constantly changing.
Mesmerizing. Peaceful. Calming. Those are just some of the words used to describe the sanctuary of Grace Lutheran Church these days.
The room, used weekly during worship service, has been transformed to that unlike any other church.
Coming off a tough loss to a very talented Sioux Valley team, the Parker boys were back in action last Saturday, facing off against Garretson in a game that was a tale of two halves.
The Parker girls were able to run past the Sioux Valley Cossacks last week, something that has not been done in several years.
The Parker girls basketball teamwelcomed in a new foe to Parker last weekend, in a game was supposed to have been played at the Pentagon during a snow storm the week before.
