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Gerri Hackens is celebrating a century of a very full life!
Despite having seen a century of life through them, Geraldine “Gerri” Hackens’ brown-green eyes still twinkle with humor as she visits with her daughter, Karen, and sister-in-law, Lois, in a comfortable room at the Good Samaritan Society. The three banter about marriage and children as Gerri...
Sami Jo Pool, New Underwood
A vital part of the New Underwood community will celebrate its 15th anniversary of being in operation later this summer.    The Sami Jo Memorial Pool was officially opened in the late summer of 2002. Now a source of happy memories for many children in the area, the pool was birthed out of the...
The Wasta Bar hosted an open house this past weekend. A whole barbecued pig was the entreé for the meal.
With more than 40 years of bartending experience, Vicki James knows a thing or two about the industry.    So when the Cheyenne, Wyo., native saw the Wasta Bar, she realized its potential if it were in the right hands.   James is a fairly new addition to the Wasta community. After living in Alaska...
Robin Reinhold won the first place and also overall winner in the recent Farm Bureau photo contest with “A Warm Heart.”
It was a double win in the Reinhold home when the results of the annual Farm Bureau photo contest were announced.  Mother-daughter duo Robin and Kiersten Reinhold proved victorious in their respective age group contests, with Robin’s photo taking the overall champion title.    Successful...
The Children's Chapel when it was first moved to its current site at the church from the Sam Johnston ranch.
An edifice that once played a vital role in both the Dalzell and Elm Springs communities has again found purpose as the newly refurbished Children’s Chapel at the Elm Springs church.    The building, which has served as both a teacherage (a home for the country school teacher if he or she were not...
New Underwood High School Class of 2017 – back row from left are Wylie Brunson, Christian Heinrich, Clay Paulson, Brianna Philipsen, Tristan Red Leaf, Justin Rhodes, Andrew Weishaar and Cade Venhuizen; front row are Carissa Anderson, Connor Guenot, Sierra Oberlander and Cody Scott.
Twelve seniors were honored at the commencement exercises for New Underwood’s Class of 2017  Saturday, May 20.    Brianna Philipsen was the valedictorian and Cade Venhuizen received salutatorian honors.  Brandi Brassfield addressed the class.    Students graduating with honors included Carissa...
Tensions ran high at a special school board meeting at the New Underwood school Thursday, March 30.  The meeting was announced the prior week, when staff and faculty were alerted via email, including an attached presentation, that the school had run into budgeting trouble and would be considering...
When New Underwood senior Brianna Philipsen shot her 1,500th point of her high school career Feb. 13, in the Tigers’ game against Edgemont, she was celebrating not just that accomplishment, but the contributions of family, coaches and teammates who have helped mold her into the player who now leads...
Having five generations together is a common occurrence in the McNaught family. They gathers for many reasons, including this picture from 2016, when the family hosted a "paneling party" to panel Slim and Darlene's dining room.
Western South Dakota cowboy poet, journalist, leather artist and western musician Slim McNaught epitomizes humility and the gentle stoicism of the iconic American cowboy.    Despite an ever-growing list of accomplishments and honors, the most recent of which is the Black Hills Stock Show® Pioneer...
Once the milking ports are in place, Cash has to keep an eye on the operation to ascertain that everything is running properly.
When Cash Albers first became interested in raising a heifer calf two years ago, his father, Josh, offered him a range cow calf. Cash had other designs, though.    Influenced by his uncle, Justin, Cash had his heart set on a Holstein heifer. He found one that came from out of state, but which he...

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