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PROPERTY TRANSFERS

Dewey County Register of Deeds April 1, 2021: Ryan Maher, Isabel, to Karla Nordyke and Thomas Keller, Isabel: Lot:2 Block:5 Isabel City, Lot:3 Block:5 Isabel City Legal:NORTH 10 FEET. Quit Claim Deed. April 1, 2021: Karla Nordyke, Isabel, to Ryan Maher, Isabel: Lot:1 Block:12 Isabel City.
Chase Marshall

Chase Marshall

Marshall, Holzer going to Boys State

Chase Marshall and Sawyer Holzer, juniors at Timber Lake High School, have been chosen to represent TLHS at South Dakota American Legion Boys State May 31-June 4 in Aberdeen. They are sponsored by the Gene Gelino American Legion Post 83 of Timber Lake.
Future teacher

Future teacher

Future teacher

Ethan Johnston (CENTER), a member of the Timber Lake High School Class of 2021, has selected Black Hills State University in Spearfish as the institute in which to pursue a degree in secondary English education.
On her way to vet school

On her way to vet school

On her way to vet school

Hayley Leibel (SECOND FROM RIGHT) was one of 12 pre-veterinary students who were honored recently at the South Dakota Veterinary Medical Association/SDSU Stethoscope Ceremony. The students have all been accepted to veterinary schools for fall 2021. Leibel was presented the stethoscope by Dr.

Topic receives 17 awards in Better Newspapers Contest

The Timber Lake Topic won 17 awards at the South Dakota Newspaper Association’s annual “Better Newspapers” Contest. The Topic brought home three first place awards in their category of weekly newspapers with circulation over 1,300 along with 7 second place wins and 7 third place finishes.

Musicians recognized for performance, dedication

Timber Lake music instructor Julie Barnica presented the following students with end-of-year awards: Middle School Middle School Band Excellence Award: Molly Miller, Landon Lemburg, Arianna Bieber. Middle School Band Good Attitude Award: Hailey Roggow, Ethan Ward.

Timber Lake seniors receive Career Readiness Certificates

The National Career Readiness Certificate (NCRC) assesses how well students can apply knowledge to work place environments. The TLHS seniors took assessments in applied math, graphic literacy, and workplace documents. Each student receives three scores, one for each test.

Johnston named DAR Good Citizen

The Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizens Award and Scholarship Contest encourages and rewards the qualities of good citizenship. It honors a senior who most exemplifies leadership, patriotism, service, and dependability in their home, school, and community.