|
Posted
September 22nd, 2021 |
Twenty marching bands descended on Parker last Friday, September 17. The streets were filled with on lookers and music that day as the bands marched, one by one past the judging stand.
Junior high and high school bands played to the delight of the crowds as the judges walked amongst them commenting on every detail.
Dawn Rye | Writer Football parents encourage their children and teammates and support the coaches and officials working with their […]
Dawn Rye | Writer October is National Pork Month, and pork producers play a significant role in feeding the world. […]
Dawn Rye | Writer Goodbyes are difficult and after six years of serving as the Southeast Enterprise Facilitator, Schulte retired […]
Donna Rumbaugh | Managing Editor The Parker City Council met in regular session on Monday, October 11 at 7 p.m. […]
Please join us for Jumpstart’s Read for the Record at the Parker Public Library on Thursday, Oct. 28. Join us […]
Shane Merrill | Sports The 102nd annual Turner Co. Crow hunt was held last Wednesday, Oct. 13 with a full […]
Dawn Rye | Writer South Dakota is home to more than seven million pheasants. In 2021, the traditional season opens […]
Dawn Rye | Writer Every time a hunter goes hunting, it is unique, whether it has been for the last […]
Dawn Rye | Writer Republican Richard Vasgaard and Sydney Davis represent South Dakota’s 17 state house district. State representatives represent […]
Dawn Rye | Writer With harvest in motion across most of the Midwest, things can quickly “go up in smoke,” […]
74 Saturday, Oct. 9 Sioux Falls Neil Eugene Petersen was born on July 8, 1947 in Sioux Falls to Frisco […]
75 Tuesday, Oct. 12 Arnolds Park Tina was born Feb. 18, 1946, in Upland, Calif. to John and Lucille (née […]
Shane Merrill | Sports The Parker football team wrapped up their season last week as they traveled to Elk Point-Jefferson. […]
