If you have always wanted to make a barn quilt but did not know where to start, well, here is your opportunity. The Rosebud Quilt Guild has invited Karin Baker, a barn quilt enthusiast/instructor to the area for two days of fun making barn quilts.

Golden West Telecommunications Cooperative members who attend the annual meeting on Sept. 24 will hear updates about the cooperative, elect four board members, and review and vote on proposed changes to the organization’s

Members of the five generation family include, front row, l to r: Grandma Pam Klein Ruble holding Carson Ruble, Great-grandpa Mike Klein holding Glenn Schreibvogel, and Great-great-grandma Betty Klein. Back row l to r: Maddy Ruble Schreibvogel holding Miles Schreibvogel, and Grady Ruble holding Kit Ruble.

Governor Kristi Noem and 21 of her fellow Republican governors sent a letter to President Biden saying they oppose his plan to forgive students their federal loans, saying that debt would then have to be paid for by taxpayers. “Only 16-17 percent of Americans have federal student loan debt, and yet, your plan will require their debts to be redistributed and paid by the vast majority of taxpayers,” wrote Governor Noem and her colleagues.

From the earliest settlement of America by those coming from Europe, the religious denominations, through their missionaries and pastors, were represented all across the country as they moved west from the Atlantic Ocean. The missionaries and fur trappers were the first “outsiders” to move into the Dakota Territory.

The South Dakota Department of Veterans Affairs will be hosting a “Coffee and Conversation” event in Charles Mix County on September 21, 2022, at the American Legion Post in Wagner, SD, from 10:00 until noon. Working in partnership with your county veterans service officer, the Department wants the opportunity to visit one-on- one with veterans and see what’s brewing!