These Britton-Hecla students are participants in the Makerspace program that began at the school four years ago. From left to right are Ruthie Moeckly, Kaylee Carlson, and Jaelee Grupe. (Sarah G. Hoops Photo)
More than halfway through its fourth year at the Britton-Hecla school, the Makerspace program has become one of the most popular programs amongst the students.
Britton-Hecla senior Trevor Zuehlke, who suffered a traumatic brain injury while playing football nearly 18 months ago, continues to give back to the youth of the community through a Fun Run scheduled for April 10 and organized by his family and care workers. In his senior photo the former Braves quarterback is pictured with his state football championship ring. (Steen Photography Photo)
Standout athlete and Britton-Hecla football co-captain and quarterback Trevor Zuehlke took time at a football game during the 2019 season to tie the shoes for a team waterboy.
Britton-Hecla senior Trevor Zuehlke spent hours working with local youth football programs after high school practices before suffering a traumatic brain injury on the football field. A Fun Run set for April 10 is a way for Trevor to continue to help are youth in a different way while still recovering from the injury.
Trevor Zuehlke loves kids, and no place was that more evident than when he was on the athletic field or hardcourt helping teach those young athletes the ropes.
Texting to 9-1-1 is now available throughout South Dakota.
South Dakota tourism officials and operators are happy to see a tough 2020 in the rearview mirror, and even happier to look forward to what could be a banner year for visitors and spending in 2021.
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March is Women’s History Month, a time to celebrate the women who helped push South Dakota forward.
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