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Know your neighbor: Mayor, Mom and More

Renae Hansen | Writer Hurley Mayor Linda Nelson pictured with her husband Tom and daughter Charley. Chances are that if there is something going on in Hurley, Linda Nelson will be a part of making it happen.  Linda is Hurley’s mayor and long time softball coach,...

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Coming full circle

Donna Rumbaugh | Managing Editor The circle.  It’s a symbol that represents many things.  A never-ending line that has no beginning, or no ending.  It’s eternal.   When something comes full circle, it means the end has finally met with the...

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“From the Front Porch”

Renae Hansen | Writer Since this is the first time that many of the new readers of the Turner County New Era may be seeing my “From the Front Porch” column, I feel that a little introduction is in order.  My name is Renae Hansen, and I am a Viborg native who was...

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Roger Nelson

82 Beresford June 7, 2022 Roger Nelson, 82 of Beresford, formerly of Davis, passed away on June 7, 2022 at the Dougherty Hospice House in Sioux Falls. Memorial Service will be held at 2:00 p.m. Friday, June 17, 2022 at the First Baptist Church in Viborg with...

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Johanna “Jo” Frances Holtkamp

84 Sioux Falls June 7, 2022 Johanna “Jo” Frances Holtkamp, 84, of Sioux Falls, formerly of rural Alcester, South Dakota, passed away on Tuesday, June 7, 2022, at Avera McKennan Hospital in Sioux Falls. Funeral Service will be 11:00 a.m. Monday, June 13, 2022, at...

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Two trap members compete at state

By Shane Merrill | Sports Jarrett Wildeboer and Gerard Muller attended the state trap shooting meet in Aberdeen last weekend (photo submitted) In what ended up as near perfect weather, two Parker high school trap shooters competed in the state tournament in Aberdeen...

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Parker Girls Basketball welcomes familiar faces

By Shane Merrill | Sports The Parker girls basketball program will be under the helm of two familiar faces for the upcoming season. Former junior high coach Jay Sanner as well as former head boys basketball coach Dave Fuller took over the reigns of the program this...

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Tea nips Parker Red

Shane Merrill | Sports The Parker Red 12U team played the top two undefeated teams last week, falling in Lennox 9-5 and to Tea Fortin 10-9. Against Lennox the Pheasants went up 1-0 early, but the Orioles came right back going up 5-1 at the end of the first. The...

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Parker Ford earns Presidential recognition

Donna Rumbaugh | Managing Editor Left to right Mark Mora, Robert Miller, Katie Novak, Curt Lukes, John Pien, and Kyle Lukes are shown with the Presidents Award. Parker Ford has been a staple business in the Turner County area for decades.  Customers of Parker...

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Turner County United

New Era to consolidate Donna Rumbaugh | Managing Editor Next week the subscribers of all Turner County newspapers will get a new newspaper in their mailboxes.  The Centerville Journal, Viborg/Hurley Leader, Irene/Wakonda Tri-County News, and Marion Record will be...

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Thomas Rivers Jackson

61 San Diego, CA May 21, 2022 With the deepest love and respect, we reflect on the life of Thomas Rivers Jackson, a life well lived with dedication to his family, community, and country. He was born in San Francisco, CA on August 13,1940 and adopted by William Kelsie...

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Youth fishing derby this weekend

By Shane Merrill | Sports The Parker youth fishing derby will enter its 13th year this Saturday, and many are already looking forward to the fun Saturday afternoon that is in-store.  The 2021 event drew a crowd of over 40 participants in three age categories and...

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Titans topple team Red

By Shane Merrill | Sports The Parker Red 12U team had one game last week facing off against Tea Schramm. The Pheasants scored first but the Titans jumped out of the gate and went ahead early 5-1, never looking back in an 11-4 victory. Caleb Christiansen was the first...

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Jiahna’s special angels

Melissa Schultz | Writer On May 12, our corner of South Dakota was enveloped in darkness as a wicked storm descended upon us.  That week we ran a story about a little girl named Jiahna who was separated from her family during the storm.  The family had...

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A look from the inside

Melissa Schultz | Writer The new Parker Elementary School is nearly ready to make its public debut. The 16-classroom new construction portion of Phase 1 is about 85 percent finished and will be ready for students and teachers in the fall of 2022. Once the Phase 1...

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Last day

Donna Rumbaugh |Managing Editor The end of May means the end of yet another school year.  Graduation is over, students are cleaning out desks and lockers, and teachers are tying up loose ends.  One thing that is a sign of this is the traditional Field Day...

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