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Roger R. Sayler Sr.

70Wakonda, SDApril 5, 2024Roger Reed Sayler Sr., 70, passed away peacefully on April 5, 2024. A lifelong proud mechanic who could fix anything, Roger finally faced health issues he just wasn’t able to fix, although he put up a mighty fight.Roger was born on October...

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Russel Peters

84April 7, 2024Chancellor, SDRussel Peters, age 84, passed away April 7, 2024, at the Sanford Centennial Hospice Cottage, Sioux Falls, SD.Russel Gene Peters was born on July 15, 1939 west of Tea, SD, the son of Henry and Magdalena (Poppinga) Peters. He grew up...

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Centerville hosts Centerville Relays

Smooth handoff between sister duo Lillie Eide (front) and Izzie Eide (back) put Centerville in first place during the 4x100 relay at the Centerville Relays. (photo/Tricia Eide) Tricia Eide | Centerville Sports The Centerville Track team hosted their final high school...

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I-W track and golf teams start seasons with favorable results

Riva Sharples | Writer After several postponements due to unfavorable weather in late March and early April, the I-W Track and Golf teams were out on the fields last week to compete. Here’s how the teams did.TrackThe I-W track team traveled to Centerville for the...

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Parker track competes at West Central

Corben Ruetter set the school record for javelin throw last week, with a toss of 124-09. (photo/submitted) Shane Merrill | Parker Sports The annual West Central Early Bird track meet was held last week, with the Parker Pheasants coming away with some impressive...

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Pheasant softball 2-0 against MCM

Tanya Netesov pitches during the Parker vs MVP game last week. (photo/Sarah Ebeling) Shane Merrill | Parker Sports The Parker softball team found their first wins of the season last week as they faced off against MCM and later MVP.Parker opened their week against the...

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Baseball 1-2 last week

First basemen Mason Schaeffer leaps for a catch during last weeks game (photo/Landon Beck) Shane Merrill | Parker Sports The Parker HS club baseball team was back in action last week, dropping two games but picking up a key win against Wagner.First up the Pheasants...

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Parker Golf second at Garretson

Luke Travnicek, freshman for Parker, had a near hole in one at Yankton last week, with the ball hitting the pin and bouncing out. Travnicek shot a 94 overall (photo submitted) Shane Merrill | Sports The Parker golf team placed three in the top-12 at Garretson last...

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Cougar softball goes 1-5 in first week of play

Chaley Nelson would pitch the first game. (photo/Faydra Christensen) Faydra Christensen | Viborg-Hurley Sports The Cougar softball team started their first week of play in Hansen playing the Beavers on their home field. They would face some formidable pitching from...

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Cougar boys dominate in Centerville and Avon

The top 4x200 relay team and winner of the Pirate Trophies- Luke Campbell, Devin Sayler, Chance Schoellerman, and Jacob Graves. (photo/Faydra Christensen) Faydra Christensen | Viborg-Hurley Sports It was a busy week for the Cougars in track, and for once they had...

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Viborg-Hurley competes in first golf meet of the year

Brooklyn Kessler putts to save par. (photos/ Faydra Christensen) Faydra Christensen | Viborg-Hurley Sports On what would be a day that almost had 30 to 40 mile per hour winds the Cougar golf team traveled to Yankton’s Fox Run Golf Course to participate in the...

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Alumni basketball success

The winning team of Buller properties stands with their trophy after the championship. Left to right: Zach Anderson, Ethan Kasten, Jayden Korthals, Jaron Pesicka, Matt Rand, Greg Johnson, Layne Dykstra, Jason Jefferis, Davin Fuller (Photo submitted) Shane Merrill |...

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Centerville honored by Metro Area leaders

Jared Hybertson (R), Centerville’s Community and Economic Development Director accepted the award from Tyler Tordsen (L) on behalf of the community of Centerville. (photo/submitted) Donna Rumbaugh | Managing Editor Centerville is making big strides when it comes to...

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New Clay-Union Electric facility serving area

Clay-Union Electric’s new facilities include 20,000-square feet of shop space, including this Repair and Wash Bay area. A ribbon-cutting ceremony and tours were held at the facility on Tuesday, April 2 (photo/Riva Sharples). Riva Sharples | Writer A ribbon-cutting...

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Viborg City Council approves liquor license for Camo Saloon

Renae Hansen | Writer When Viborg’s Buckhorn Bar closed down shortly after Danish Days in 2022, the town found itself with just one business, The Daneville Inn, utilizing one of the three retail on-sale liquor licenses. That changed earlier this year, when the Viborg...

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I-W students attend large group contest

Members of the I-W Mixed Choir perform during last week’s Large Group Contest (photo/submitted). Riva Sharples | Writer I-W band and choir students attended Region Large Group Contest last week, bringing home two Excellent rankings and one Good ranking.The I-W band...

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Machine shed fire utilizes three fire departments

The skeletal remains of the shed can be seen as sheets of metal are blown off the side in the extremely high winds (photo/submitted) Donna Rumbaugh | Managing Editor A large machine shed just west of Marion ignited on Saturday, April 6. Weather conditions were dry and...

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