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Justin and Amaya Aberle from Mobridge were over at Chuck and Marsha Aberle’s house, along with Matthew and Adriana Aberle from Aberdeen. On Tuesday, Chuck and Marsha went to Bismarck with Tim Bollinger. Marsha was babysitting Amaya Aberle on Sunday evening and on Monday.

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Monday, March 15: Baked chicken, sweet potato tots, green beans almondine, tomato spoon salad, tropical fruit, and bread. Tuesday, March 16: Spanish rice with hamburger, seasoned spinach, carrots, grape juice, and bread. Wednesday, March 17: St. Patrick’s Day. Chef’s choice.
The Dupree High School food program team. L-R are students Marion Petersen, Malory Peacock, Valerie Janis, Haley Rapada, and Megan Hinrichs, with their mentor/advisor, Mark Barron, executive director of the Sioux YMCA.

The Dupree High School food program team. L-R are students Marion Petersen, Malory Peacock, Valerie Janis, Haley Rapada, and Megan Hinrichs, with their mentor/advisor, Mark Barron, executive director of the Sioux YMCA.

Dupree students will use grant to get food to local families in need

This group of Dupree High School students, who all work part-time for the Sioux YMCA, recently received one of eight grants of $9,210 to get their food program active.
Shayna Farlee earns superior rating for solo

Shayna Farlee earns superior rating for solo

Shayna Farlee earns superior rating for solo

With COVID safety precautions in place, this year the Region 6 Solo/ Small Music Ensemble Contest, traditionally held at Mobridge High School, was held online via Zoom. Due to the online format, many students were not interested.

County board

The Dewey County Commission met Tuesday. The board approved the purchase of a new road grader and discussed the cost of court-appointed attorneys for defendants, the annual financial report and recent audit, and proposed changes to the employee handbook.

Timber Lake City hires Penfield

Meeting on Monday night, the Timber Lake City Board voted to hire Shane Penfield as city attorney, replacing Cheryl Bogue.

CRST checkpoints slated to end March 19

Nearly one year after being established at all major entries to the reservation, the controversial health safety checkpoints put in place by the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe (CRST) to stem the introduction and spread of COVID-19 in Dewey and Ziebach counties are being removed.
Basketball fever ...

Basketball fever ...

Basketball fever ...

(CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT) Nate Schaffer performs “the worm” to help cheer the Panther girls on; TLHS student section cheers for the boys team during regionals; Jayce Lawrence congratulates Gracen Hansen after a basket in a playoff win; members of the Timber Lake Unicycle Club perform at Lemmon...