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February 18th, 2021 |
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Dawn Rye | Writer Chances are you’ve visited a thrift store before. Maybe you’ve gone thrift shopping for a costume […]
Julia Johnson | Staff Intern The two empty lots on Main Street—symbolic of businesses gone by— have been claimed by […]
Dawn Rye | Writer For many, the most important thing a pastor does is stand at a pulpit every Sunday […]
Sarah Ebeling | Managing Editor Petitions for candidates interested in running for the Parker School board or the Parker city […]
Dawn Rye | Writer High school honor roll serves students’ purpose to assess their academic performance and establish future goals. […]
Monday sun shone on the Parker city sign on the side of city hall displaying quite the difference a week […]
Dawn Rye | Writer During last week’s Turner County commissioner meeting, a motion was made to approve the grant application […]
Dawn Rye | Writer A heart attack most commonly results from atherosclerosis in the arteries that carry blood to the […]
Sarah Ebeling | Managing Editor Although there were several items on the agenda at last week’s city council meeting, council […]
Dawn Rye | Writer During last week’s Parker School District meeting, the board discussed a few adjustments to future project […]
Shane Merrill | Writer Hot off a hard fought overtime victory, the Parker Pheasants faced off against conference foe Flandreau, […]
Shane Merrill | Writer With Parker just out of their regular season, the Pheasants packed up last Tuesday night and […]
By Shane Merrill | Writer The drought for the Parker boys basketball team continued last week, as the Pheasants welcomed […]
