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Those Wonderful Ringnecks

Those Wonderful Ringnecks

Wed, 10/13/2021 - 12:00am

I began hunting pheasant at the age of 12 in 1952 in Yankton County on my Uncle Dick’s farm north of the Mayfield Store, north of Yankton. I shot one bird. I was hooked. I had a single shot 12-gauge Stevens shotgun that my Uncle Bob in Sioux City had given me. My Aunt Ella gave me a box of 25 shells and she told me, “I expect you to bring me 25 pheasants from the farm”. Since then, I’ve hunted pheasants in every county east of the Missouri River and most of them along the West side along the river.

County 4-H’ers Honored

Marshall County 4-H’ers that were recipients of the Danforth “I Dare You” Leadership Award this year were from left to right Hunter Biel, Erika Symens, Jayden Bender, and Owen Symens.

County 4-H’ers Honored

Keith Guy, left, and HH Design including left to right Nicky Ingvalson, Hillarey Holland, and Maggie Dahme were recog

County 4-H’ers Honored

nized with Friend of 4-H Awards at the annual Marshall County 4-H recognition Event on Sunday.

County 4-H’ers Honored
County 4-H’ers Honored

Regan Ringkob, left, won the Bee Lady’s Choice Award and Taylor Storbakken was the Key Award winner and a 4-H graduate at the annual Marshall County 4-H Recognition Event on Sunday.

County 4-H’ers Honored

Wed, 10/13/2021 - 12:00am

Awards, medals, premiums and other recognitions were handed out to Marshall County 4-H’ers in traditional 4-H clubs, Cloverbuds and Pee Wees at the annual 4-H Recognition Event held on Sunday.

Seniors Become ‘Teen Teachers’

These Langford Area students are part of the “Teens as Teachers” Becca Hanson, and Ben Gustafson. Back row Jennaka Nelson, program at the school. In front left to right are Katie Jensen, Olyvia Dwight, and Morgan Glines.

Seniors Become ‘Teen Teachers’

Wed, 10/06/2021 - 12:00am

Six Langford Area seniors are participating in the “Teens As Teachers” program at the school this year.

MCHC Project Full Speed Ahead

There was plenty of activity at the Marshall County Healthcare Center this week as workers were busy on the $4 million renovation underway at the Britton facility. A completely new clinic is being constructed with a scheduled completion date of July 1, 2022.

MCHC Project Full Speed Ahead

Wed, 10/06/2021 - 12:00am

Work is moving full speed ahead on the $4 million project at the Marshall County Healthcare Center in Britton.

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