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Pollock Town Board OKs making bid for street sweeper - Prairie Pioneer

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Pollock Town Board OKs making bid for street sweeper - Prairie Pioneer

The Pollock Town Board approved to make an offer of $8,000 on a street sweeper owned by the city of Mobridge, that they will be declaring surplus, at its June 2 meeting. The sweeper is newer and in better shape than the one currently owned by the town, the meeting minutes state. In his report, maintenance supervisor Travis Vetsch reported the town’s current sweeper has been “fixed for now,” according to the minutes. Finance Officer Leanne Jakobs…Read Article

Herreid council discusses enforcement of line installation ordinance - Prairie Pioneer

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Herreid council discusses enforcement of line installation ordinance - Prairie Pioneer

A discussion on infrastructure improvements highlighted much of a lengthy agenda at the Herreid City Council meeting June 2. Much of the discussion centered around current city ordinance 11.04.100 Cost Of Connections. The ordinance states: The cost of installing all pipes and plumbing between the city water and sewer mains and any service devices maintained by the user, and all extensions made to such plumbing, as well as all repairs, shall be b…Read Article

A wunnerful, wunnerful day - Prairie Pioneer

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A wunnerful, wunnerful day - Prairie Pioneer

Edna Schwab, left, the niece of famed musician and television personality Lawrence Welk, helps with the unveiling of a statue donated to the Welk Homestead State Historical Site on June 1. Looking on is Kim Jondahl, audience engagement and museum director for the State Historical Society of North Dakota. Prairie Pioneer Photos photos by LeAnda Staebner Hundreds gathered June 1 at the Lawrence Welk homestead to remember and pay tribute to the Ger…Read Article

County hears about benefits of GROW South Dakota - Prairie Pioneer

The Campbell County Commission visited with a representative from GROW South Dakota and met with Josh Sayler concerning a road in the Artas area at their regular monthly meeting June 3. Olivia DeBoer, program director with GROWSD, presented an overview of projects and services the organization provides to residents of Campbell County. The total value of the various projects was $294,641 for 2024. GROWSD offers a variety of services including bus…Pollock · Pollock Read Article

YEARS AGO - Prairie Pioneer

100 Years Ago Campbell County Progress June 15, 1925 Most of the folks from this vicinity took in the circus at Linton June 9. Allie Seymour and family, Ted Tracy and wife, Eber Putnam, James Stewart, Keith Putnam, Harold Bales and Wilder Welker were afternoon callers at the F.J. McConville home Sunday. Last Sunday was cloudy, but no rain in sight, and many cars with fishing poles wended their way up and down the creek and to the river. No catch…Pollock · Pollock Read Article

School board gives OK to sprinkler system installation - Prairie Pioneer

The Herreid School Board gave approval for a local group to install a sprinkler system on the district’s football field and approved increases to activity staff salaries at its regular meeting held May 12 at the school. Board member Arnie Hanson said he, Preston Huber and Josh Sayler are looking at installing a sprinkler system at the district’s football complex and needed the board’s approval to move forward. “Obviously, it’s very needed, but …Pollock · Pollock Read Article

FROM THE PUBLISHER’S DESK - Prairie Pioneer

I’ve been to many events in the past six weeks: North Dakota legislative sessions, state conventions, retirement parties, graduations and end-of-year gatherings. The common thread among all of them is people – lots of them, often individuals I don’t see regularly. This means either new introductions or catching up after some time apart. This might come as a surprise given my profession, but I’m not a social person, and I dislike small talk. H…Pollock · Pollock Read Article

'Sensational' Henry Pollock 'Attracts Eyeballs' to Rugby as League Great Warns NRL Could Come Sniffing

Northampton Saints and British & Irish Lions tourist Henry Pollock has been urged to continue his flamboyant demeanour in the coming months.Rugby · Pollock See the Story

HHS sends nine graduates into the world - Prairie Pioneer

The nine seniors of the Herreid High School Class of 2025 move their tassels upon being declared graduates at the school’s commencement held May 17 in the high school gym. For more photos from Saturday’s event, see pages 7 and 10. Prairie Pioneer photos by LeAnda Staebner “Someday soon, your whole life’s gonna change. You’ll miss the magic of these good old days.” — Macklemore The nine graduates of the Herreid High School Class of 2025 walked ac…Pollock · Pollock Read Article

The fight to Save Ellsworth - Prairie Pioneer

On May 13, 2005, the U.S. Department of Defense announced it was recommending South Dakota’s Ellsworth Air Force Base for closure. It was a gut punch for South Dakota. Ellsworth has been a point of pride in our state since World War II. Losing the base would have been devastating to western South Dakota and a significant loss for America’s national security. So, we set out to save it. In May 2005, I was a freshman senator just five months on the…Pollock · Pollock Read Article

Strengthening small businesses - Prairie Pioneer

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BIG Update This week the Midwest Honor Flight came to Washington, D.C., and I had the opportunity to greet the 85 veterans at the World War II Memorial. The Honor Flight does a great job of bringing veterans to our nation’s capital to see the memorials dedicated to their service. It’s always an honor to meet them and thank them for their service. BIG Idea Nearly 99% of South Dakota’s businesses are small businesses. From Main Street storefronts …World War II · Pollock See the Story

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