Timber Lake School Board Agenda

Wednesday, March 11, 20267:00 P.M.Superintendent Office Regular February Meeting1. Call meeting to order2. Pledge of Allegiance3. Approve Agenda4. Approve the minutes of the February 11, 2026, Board of Education Meeting5. Approve financial reports-lunch, fiduciary funds A.

State approves 68,300 acre wind turbine farm

The Public Utilities Commission has granted a permit to Philip Wind Partners LLC to build a wind turbine farm in Haakon County which will be the largest in the state.The company behind the project said it will span 68,300 acres — that’s over 100 square miles — and generate 333 megawatts of energy.

Educator Rising

Timber Lake HS junior Anna Kraft won the Lesson Plan Delivery division at the State Educators Rising Conference held recently in Spearfish. She earned a trip to the National Educators Rising Conference in Portland, OR, in June. She is the daughter of Ross and Heather Kraft.

NDSU announces fall 2025 dean’s list

Local students recognized for their academic performance in the fall 2025 semester at North Dakota State University have been named to the dean’s list. They include: Code Bry Ann Enright of Timber Lake, Veterinary Technology, and Meredith Maciejewski of Timber Lake, Management Communication.

Lemke named Student Ambassador for Lake Area Technical College

Student ambassadors at Lake Area Technical College have provided support to the admissions team throughout the academic year, assisting with events and helping create a welcoming experience for prospective students and their families.

CRST joins national ECHO study to advancematernalandchildhealthresearch

The Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe (CRST) has approved participation in the Environmental influences on Child Health Outcomes (ECHO) Study, a national effort sponsored by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) that seeks to better understand how environmental exposures affect child development and...

Dupree High School students explore career opportunities

There are numerous options for career paths and the list is ever growing with technology and needs in society.

LOOKING BACK

News from past issues of the Timber Lake and Isabel newspapersIsabel Dakotan March 30, 1919It has been reported that the city dads are figuring strongly on putting a cable and basket from the Campman to the Dewey Bank crossing.

Can you believe it?

Governor launches website estimating property tax relief, but not higher sales tax

A new page on South Dakota Republican Gov. Larry Rhoden’s website shows how much homeowners would save on property taxes if lawmakers approve his optional halfpercent sales tax for counties.He didn’t say, though, how much more the average person would spend on sales taxes.