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Stacy Keller (front, left) is the new interim director of Timber Lake Community Daycare. She is pictured holding Carsyn Leibel. Colty Claymore is at right with Kasen Pay Pay. In the middle row are (l-r) Marin Maher, John Booth, and Jensen Booth. In back are Kian Rousseau, Christina Rousseau, Autym Jones, and Wren Jones.

Stacy Keller (front, left) is the new interim director of Timber Lake Community Daycare. She is pictured holding Carsyn Leibel. Colty Claymore is at right with Kasen Pay Pay. In the middle row are (l-r) Marin Maher, John Booth, and Jensen Booth. In back are Kian Rousseau, Christina Rousseau, Autym Jones, and Wren Jones.

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Families have options for child care

Kathy Nelson
Wednesday, August 21, 2024
Timber Lake Community Daycare Center, which has been open since 2008, has a new interim director. Stacy Keller is filling the role on a part-time basis while continuing her employment at the Timber Lake School.

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Timber Lake School menus

News Staff
Wednesday, August 21, 2024
Monday, August 26: Breakfast: Breakfast pizza, fruit, juice, and milk. Lunch: Corn dogs, baked beans, orange slices, and milk.Tuesday, August 27: Breakfast: Banana bread, fruit, juice, and milk. Lunch: Nachos, lettuce salad, fresh fruit, and milk.
Allison Gross, who earned a B.A. at USD and is working on a master’s degree, is the daughter of Richard and Marie Gross of Timber Lake.

Allison Gross, who earned a B.A. at USD and is working on a master’s degree, is the daughter of Richard and Marie Gross of Timber Lake.

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Gross aims to serve South Dakota

News Staff
Wednesday, August 21, 2024
Allison Gross, B.A. 2024, spent a semester studying in Ireland as an undergraduate student, recently completed an internship at the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Washington, D.C. and will start a graduate program in public affairs at Indiana University in the fall.

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Meals on Wheels

News Staff
Wednesday, August 21, 2024
Timber Lake and IsabelFor reservation or cancellation please call 605-848-1632, 24 hours in advance. Please call by Friday 4 p.m. if eating Monday.Monday, August 26: Meatloaf, oven browned potatoes, mixed vegetables, applesauce, and bread.

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TRAIL CITY NEWS

Peyton Keller
Wednesday, August 21, 2024
Last weekend, Jim and Jackie Keller had the company of Jamie, Jackson, and Logan Weise from Gillette, WY.Bill and Laurie Bickel and Chloe Lautt spent their weekend in Aberdeen at Story Book Land. Chloe is staying with Bill and Laurie, her grandma and grandpa, for a couple days to visit.

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LOOKING BACK

News Staff
Wednesday, August 21, 2024
Mrs. Margaret Engel Took Over Duties As New Postmaster at Firesteel August 5, 1954Mrs. Margaret Engel was named acting postmistress of Firesteel, and the post office has been moved to the Engel store. Mrs. Margaret Bornong closed 15 years of service as postmistress of Firesteel, Saturday.
Showing their rabbits during the fair were Reva, Darla and Lila Barnes.

Showing their rabbits during the fair were Reva, Darla and Lila Barnes.

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Corson County Fair 4-H Livestock Show results:

News Staff
Wednesday, August 21, 2024
SWINE:Breeding Gilt: Gracen Gill, Purple, Grand Champion -Dewey; Tripp Mollman: Purple, Grand Champion - Corson; Bricelyn Pederson: Purple Reserve - Dewey; Finley Boldt, Blue.

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MY THANKS

News Staff
Wednesday, August 21, 2024
Thank you to the Timber Lake VOLUNTEER Fire Department for the prize I won in your Gold Ticket Raffle. And thanks for being on call when anyone needs you!Kathy Nelson

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SD Junior Beef Ambassador applications now open

News Staff
Wednesday, August 21, 2024
The South Dakota Beef Industry Council (SDBIC) is calling on South Dakota youth ages 5-18 to apply for the new cohort of the South Dakota Junior Beef Ambassador program. This year marks the fifth year of the program.The 2023/2024 program had 43 Junior Beef Ambassadors from across South Dakota.
A sign on the front door of the former CRST Tribal Headquarters building in Eagle Butte shows Jan. 31, 2014, as the date it was closed and abandoned due to mold and other issues. Photo by Jon Flatland

A sign on the front door of the former CRST Tribal Headquarters building in Eagle Butte shows Jan. 31, 2014, as the date it was closed and abandoned due to mold and other issues. Photo by Jon Flatland

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Judge: Federal government not responsible for paying for former tribal office building

Jon Flatland
Wednesday, August 21, 2024
While the federal government is not responsible for paying for a deteriorating former tribal offices building in Eagle Butte, a Federal Claims Court judge said in a ruling last week that although given every opportunity to help the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe (CRST), the U.S.
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