The call came in last Wednesday as a structure fire and when departments arrived on scene, the barn at the Eric Schuurmans home was completely engulfed in flames.The call came in last Wednesday as a structure fire and when departments arrived on scene, the barn at the Eric Schuurmans home was completely engulfed in flames.
For many Parker students they are thrilled about upcoming projects, especially after they see what their senior role models have accomplished. Many of these seniors create lasting memories that impact upcoming PHS graduating classes.
Christmas is a time to help families in need, especially the ones with children who will not receive a gift this Christmas.
Dan and Charlene Roth are breathing new life into the former Parker Steakhouse. The building has sat empty for almost a year but the couple, who own and run Katie’s Malt Shoppe in Marion, decided recently to open a second location in Parker.
There were plenty of hugs, laughs, grins and giggles on Saturday, Dec. 3 when Santa and Mrs. Claus came to town.
With almost 500 wreaths sold by the Parker junior high class this year, the fundraiser has netted the seventh and eight grade classes between $1500-$2000.
After cruising through their district tournament, the Parker volleyball team headed to Alcester last Tuesday night to face off against a familiar foe in Alcester-Hudson, the district 10B winner.
Muriel Rae Koller 85 Monday, Nov. 7 Sioux Falls Muriel was born on Feb. 20, 1931 in Lincoln, Neb.
Phyllis Hagen, 80 Monday, Nov. 7 Marion Phyllis Ardell Hagen was born on Feb. 14, 1936 at Parker to Clarence and Lulu (Rogers) Hagen.
Marvin L. Camp 88 Tuesday, Nov. 1 Greeley, Colorado Marvin was born on Oct. 22, 1928, to Martin and Louise (Heibult) Camp in Lennox.
Larry Elroy Bossman 78 Monday, Nov. 14 Lennox He lost his life after a five and half year battle with pancreatic cancer.
Problems with the railroad crossing on the east side of town were up for discussion at last week’s city council meeting. The rough crossing has caused some concern to both city officials and the townspeople.
Many people dream that some day they will retire and travel the world or spend more time with family. For many though, as they age it seems to become harder and harder to stay active.
Veterans Mick Hammond and Waldo Jorgensen proudly salute the American flag during last week's Veterans Day program at the Parker School.
An empty lot and precious memories are all that remains where the First National Bank building was plotted over 100 years ago.
Janet Viet 67 Oct. 14, 2016 Bellevue, Wash Janet Vietor Viet originally from Parker, passed away at age 67 on Friday, Oct.
Standing in a field of unharvested corn on a cool October morning, injured veterans prepare to cock their guns and aim fire at the first pheasant they notice.
Sheriff Byron Nogelmeier discussed with the commissioners during last week’s meeting about the quarterly raise for deputies.
A sign stating “Children at Play” will be placed on Sixth Street the Parker City Council decided.
Last year, Marci Leberman, Parker’s Technology Coordinator, introduced to the students the importance of the STEAM Team and coding careers. She explained how in the next 20 years that technology would influence a $2.5 million business.
