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His Three-Time Cancer Fight

His Three-Time Cancer Fight

Jason Tonsfeldt got attacked by a bear and now has a huge scar on his neck. Or at least that is what he and his family jokes happened to him to find some humor in a tough situation. In reality, Jason’s scar was the result of doctors removing lymph nodes from his neck following a cancer diagnosis in 2021. This was not the first time he was diagnosed with cancer, nor would it be the last. Tonsfeldt is again fighting cancer currently. He and his wife, Ali, shared the journey Jason’s cancer has taken their family on. 04/12/2023 12:00 AM

Concerns Over Worker Housing

Concerns Over Worker Housing

At Monday night’s Britton City Council meeting, Tom and Jamie Moeckly spoke at the meeting regarding the old Norstar Credit Union building which they live near. The building has been purchased by Clear Lake Investments to reportedly be modified into housing for foreign H2 Visa workers. Truss Pros and Precision Wall in Britton have made use of these workers for a number of years. 04/12/2023 12:00 AM

Board OK’s Bond Election

Board OK’s Bond Election

At the Marshall County Commissioners meeting on Tuesday, the board passed the resolution to proceed with the Courthouse project and the $5 million bond election to fund the project. The election is scheduled for June 6. 04/12/2023 12:00 AM

RACE FOR LANGFORD BOARD OF TRUSTEES

RACE FOR LANGFORD BOARD OF TRUSTEES

04/05/2023 12:01 PM

New 3D Mammography Technology At MCHC

New 3D Mammography Technology At MCHC

Mayo Clinic recommends that by age 40, women should start having yearly mammograms. According to the Centers for Disease Control, breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer and the second leading cause of death among women in South Dakota. Locally, in the battle against breast cancer, a stateof- the-art tool is now available. The Marshall County Healthcare Center is now offering 3D mammography. 04/05/2023 12:00 AM

March Out Like A Lion

March Out Like A Lion

According to the Farmer’s Almanac, “March comes in like a lion and out like a lamb.” Unfortunately, there were more lions than lambs spotted last month. The month went out with a huge roar last week with a Friday blizzard. (Some also chocked it up to an early April Fool’s Day joke by Mother Nature). 04/05/2023 12:00 AM

HIS SENIOR TRIP TO SOUTHEAST ASIA: LOCAL VET RECALLS VIETNAM WAR EXPERIENCE

HIS SENIOR TRIP TO SOUTHEAST ASIA: LOCAL VET RECALLS VIETNAM WAR EXPERIENCE

03/29/2023 02:01 PM

American Legion Auxiliary Recognizes Young Writers

American Legion Auxiliary Recognizes Young Writers

Last week, the local winners of the American Legion Auxiliary Poetry and Essay contests were guests of ALA Unit 80 for supper and awards for the top three in each class. The winners each read their papers. The first-place winner’s paper in each class goes on to the district competition. 03/29/2023 12:00 AM

Snowy Days Can’t Stop The Learning

Snowy Days Can’t Stop The Learning

B-H Embraces Virtual Learning 03/29/2023 12:00 AM

Deutsch: Young Entrepreneur Of The Year

Deutsch: Young Entrepreneur Of The Year

Each year, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) honors small businesses and entrepreneurs across the country for their community leadership and achievements. In conjunction with that, the SBA South Dakota District Office has selected outstanding recipients in eight different categories. One honoree is a familiar local small businesswoman. 03/22/2023 12:00 AM

Names Released In Last Week’s Fatal Crash

Names Released In Last Week’s Fatal Crash

Names of those involved in a Tuesday accident east of Britton have been released. William “Bill” Krafka, 83, of Havana died in the crash that occurred Tuesday morning eight miles east of Britton. Cade Roerig, 19, Eden, sustained serious injuries. 03/22/2023 12:00 AM

For Likness, Life’s Still All About The Music

For Likness, Life’s Still All About The Music

Most locals may remember Mike Likness holding a conductor’s baton in front of a band at a Britton school concert or leading the pep band at a sporting event during his 32-year tenure as band director. Or maybe recall him from his decades singing and telling jokes with the Uffda Brudders. Though he no longer stands on a stage or in front of a band, music is still an important part of his life. He has never stopped being involved with music or music education, and in the last few years, has shared his music through two new solo albums, one of which was released in the last few months. 03/22/2023 12:00 AM

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