Pioneer Review
At the 2017 Region 7B Track and Field Meet, May 18, Philip’s Cooper West broke the school record as well as the region record in the pole vault event, clearing a height of 14’6”.
Technically, he broke his own school record, which he had set late in the season. And, technically, he broke the...
The Haakon County Public Library is kicking off its summer reading program, June 7, starting at 10:00 a.m.
Librarian Missy Koester invites kids and others to come in for good stories, fun crafts and games, and snacks. Be sure to sign up for the library’s summer reading contest.
“We will be...
The U.S. Department of Energy announced Tuesday, that they are discontinuing support of the Deep Borehole Field Test Project.
Representative Kristi Noem broke the news with a press release Tuesday morning.
Jen Jones, Midland, stated she is very happy with the decision. Patricia Temple, DOE...
Several landowners filled the commissioner’s room at the courthouse, Tuesday, May 2, to discuss with the Haakon County Commission the severe problem of weeds on Midland Farms property.
The property is owned by out-of-state investors but local landowners are paying the price of the investors not...
Beau Ravellette, Philip, has been elected to serve on the South Dakota Newspaper Association (SDNA) Board of Directors as third vice president.
He was nominated and elected at the 135th annual SDNA meeting, held in Aberdeen, April 28.
Throughout his five-year term on the board, Ravellette will...
Keith L. Crew, Philip, received the 2017 Individual Governor’s Award for History from the South Dakota State Historical Society, April 29, at the society’s annual history conference in Sioux Falls. Making the presentation were David Wolff, left, vice-president of the State Historical Society board...
Philip Health Services, Inc., periodically hosts medical students striving for more personal and hands-on experiences.
Since April 17, University of South Dakota Sanford School of Medicine student Teresa Mallett, Watertown, has been shadowing local doctors and other caregivers. Mallett is here...
“I’m an actor. I portray Teddy Roosevelt. Thus, I become Teddy Roosevelt for just a little while,” said Arch Ellwein as he launched into a Dakota Assemblies program for local elementary students in the Philip gymnasium, Thursday, April 20.
Ellwein made it up close and personal for the audience....
The city of Midland was honored for 30 years of membership with the South Dakota Municipal League Workers’ Compensation Fund.
The fund is celebrating its 30-year anniversary by recognizing long-term loyal members. The honor was presented to Midland attendees Derek Flom, Midland town board vice...
The Badlands Bad River Regional Economic Development Partnership (BBR) is sponsoring its second annual job fair and business exposition, Tuesday, March 28.
From 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., in the Philip High School fine arts building, people will gather to network with potential employees, employers,...
