Pioneer Review
At its annual meeting in April, schools that belong to the South Dakota High School Activities Association were presented with seven constitutional amendments. Six of them were easily endorsed while the seventh came close to defeat.The election results were ratified by the SDHSAA board of directors...
In the past four decades, Drs. Bill and Norma Headlee have provided routine and emergency veterinary care for their clients' animals of varying shapes, sizes and weights. The Headlees have cared for multiple generations of clients' companion animals and livestock. The services at Headlee...
The Haakon County Commissioners met in special session for the purpose of 2023 budget planning, on Tuesday, July 19.Before the commissioners started going through the proposed budget, they heard a request from the Milesville Fire Department for the county to cosign a West Central Electric loan for...
Jerry Rhodes Sr., former Philip High School teacher and coach was inducted into the South Dakota High School Coach’s Hall of Fame Sunday, July 17th, in Mitchell, SD. Rhodes, a 1964 graduate of Presho High School, attended Black Hills State University where he majored in physical education with a...
Philip Native, Alfred Henry Baye is celebrating his 100th birthday with friends and family in Albuquerque, New Mexico on August 6, 2022. This is a celebration of 100 years lived and remembered.
Alfred, the son of Helena and Sylvan Baye, was born in Philip, South Dakota on September 1, 1922. He...
The Kadoka All Class Reunion activities kicked off Thursday morning with the Professional Rodeo Cowboy Association (PRCA) rodeo performance featuring rodeo clown Timber Tuckness at the Buffalo Stampede Arena. After the rodeo, the Sundogs performed, providing rodeo attendees with a mix of genres for...
Last week Mother Nature reminded us of her power and communities were left literally, picking up the pieces. “As everyone is aware, we experienced three consecutive nights of severe weather that raised havoc with our electrical system and our members’ personal property,” said West Central Electric...
A storm moved into the Philip area on Saturday evening, June 11th, shortly after the conclusion of the Philip Match Bronc Ride. This storm picked up steam and eventually turned a five-mile radius around Philip, upside down. Some of the more drastic tornado like activity was large grain bins flying...
