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Pastor Terrill Sorensen works on packing a food bundle at the Methodist Church in Britton. Sorensen is a board member of Home BASE (Building Academic School Excellence), a local backpack program that sends meals home on weekends for children in need. Langford Area also operates a similar program called Home PLATE (Promoting Learning and Teaching Excellence).
No Child Left Hungry
In small-town South Dakota, which often seems like an idyllic and quaint place, it is hard to imagine that people go hungry. Yet, it does happen.
2023 Area Moisture Totals On Par With Averages, 2022
Note: Precipitation amounts from this year were supplemented with data from the National Weather Service when local amounts were not available.
From left, the Britton graduating class of Annie’s Project: SDSU Extension Family Resource Management Field Specialist Lorna Saboe Wounded Head (facilitator), SDSU Extension Cow/Calf Field Specialist Robin Salverson (facilitator), SDSU Extension 4-H Youth Program Advisor – Marshall and Day Counties Jennifer Ringkob (host), Jenna Nordquist, Kristen Johnson, Amy Gramlow, Brenda Johnson, Katy Maunu, Kelsy Hokana, Liz Waletich (co-host), Kari Feldhaus, Tany Pierson, and Shayla Heine. (SDSU Extension photo)
Ten Women Graduate From Annie’s Project
Ten women graduated from the most recent Annie’s Project program, hosted by South Dakota State University Extension, on Nov. 20 in Britton.
Area Youth Wrestlers See Success At Local Tourney
Britton Youth Wrestling hosted a tournament