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Bid accepted

Sarah Ebeling | Managing Editor On Monday, Sept. 14, a Parker City Council member and Mayor Ron Nelson met at 1 p.m. to open the bids that had been requested last month when the council decided to again open the discussion for city administered garbage...

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Stout approved for manufactured home

Dawn Rye | Writer During last week’s Turner County planning and zoning meeting, a motion was made to allow Jesse and Felicia Stout to place a single-family dwelling in Home Township. Chairman Eric Meyer said he recommends they listen to Turner County Planning and...

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Controlled burn extinguished

The Chancellor Fire Department received a 911 call Thursday, Sept. 10, to extinguish a controlled burn northwest of Chancellor. Firefighter Derek Seversen was on the scene watering down the flames in the road ditch. (Photo/Dawn Rye)

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Pioneer Memorial donates hand sanitizers to local schools

Anna Husman, CNP at the Parker Medical Clinic and Kecia Christensen, Pioneer Memorial Clinic Manager distributing the sanitizers to the Parker School and providing them to Mrs. Janelle Johnson, Junior High / High School Principal. Dawn Rye | Writer Recently Anna...

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Davis Bridge to be redesigned and rebuilt

Dawn Rye | Writer During last week’s Turner County commissioner meeting. Highway Superintendent Kent Austin said the county received a PE grant. Austin said it is for the preliminary engineering stage of bridge replacement on 461st Ave., a mile and a half south of...

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Grant discussed by commissioners

Dawn Rye | Writer During last week’s Turner County commissioner meeting, Highway Superintendent Kent Austin said the county received a PE grant. Austin said it is for the preliminary engineering stage of bridge replacement on 461st Ave a mile and a half south of...

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A ROYAL POSE

Pictured left: Homecoming queen Cierra Mohr stands with Homecoming king Geoff Dunkelberger on Monday, Sept. 7 after being crowned king and queen at coronation. (Photo/Sarah Ebeling)  On Friday, Sept. 11, everyone is invited to the football field in Parker and cheer...

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Zoning director retires after 20 years of service

Dawn Rye | Writer After 20 years serving as the Turner County Zoning Director Faye Dubbelde has retired from her position. Dubbelde started her career at the courthouse in 1998 and in 2000, she was promoted to the zoning director. She said the one thing she will miss...

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Wirt discussed community room policy

Dawn Rye | Writer During last week’s Turner County commissioners meeting Extension Secretary Chris Wirt discussed the community room policy. Wirt said she wanted to check in about the community room because of the COVID issue. She noted when the driver’s licensing...

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PHS Homecoming next week

Parker School will be celebrating Homecoming Week Monday, Sept. 7 - Friday, Sept. 11. Events get underway on Monday, Sept. 7 with Coronation at 7:30 p.m. in the big gym. Masks are recommended. On Friday, Sept. 11, a royalty drive by parade will be held at 4:30 p.m on...

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Fall cleanup scheduled

Dawn Rye | Writer Residents who are participating in the “Fall Cleanup” event are encouraged to have all their items placed on the curb the night before their pick-up date.  Parker Street Superintendent Mike Jorgensen said the city council planned “Fall Cleanup...

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Fatal crash North of Hurley

One person died Sunday night in a two-vehicle crash north of Hurley.  Dennis Schrock, Freeman, was driving a 2011 Chrysler Town and Country and was westbound on 280th Avenue and failed to stop at the stop sign located at the intersection of South Dakota Highway...

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Hole in One

Bill Goeden got a hole in one on number 8 at ParMar in the 12th annual Parker Fire Department golf tournament on Saturday, Aug. 29 for a prize of $10,000.  Jensen Construction Services sponsored the hole in one insurance. (Photo/submitted)

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Fire Department awarded

The Parker Volunteer Fire Department was also awarded $2000 for Bill’s ace during the 12th annual Parker Fire Department golf tournament held Saturday, Aug. 29. (Photo/submitted)

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Ribbon cutting celebration

On Sunday, Aug. 30 All About U Adoption gathered together at the Emmanuel Presbyterian Chruch in Marion to celebrate the ribbon cutting of Nevaeh’s House’s grand opening. CEO Coleen Globke said Nevaeh’s House in Sioux Falls has already hosted a few mothers. During the...

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Technical Colleges still accepting UpSkill applicants

PIERRE – Technical colleges in South Dakota are still accepting applicants to the UpSkill program, an effort announced by Governor Kristi Noem in July. UpSkill is a dynamic new program designed to support dislocated workers impacted by COVID-19. The program is a joint...

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Teaching tomorrow’s leaders

Sarah Ebeling |  Managing Editor Over 20 years ago, in Grace Lutheran Church, Hearts in Mind Preschool began. And since then, the preschool has helped educate the minds of hundreds of youngsters in the community. For the past 15 years, kids have been taught in the...

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