Karin Gunderson of Phoenix, AZ, will sing and play her harp at a concert planned for the First Lutheran Church in Britton on Wednesday, July 17. She will also host a seminar and meal on July 18 at the church.
Karin Gunderson has personally witnessed the stairway to heaven for hundreds of hospice patients and comforted them along the way. The source of that comfort has been her harp music,
Architects presented four plans for the Marshall County Law Enforcement Center to county commissioners at their regular meeting on Tuesday. A dozen people attended the meeting to listen and provide
Five members of the Britton-Hecla/Langford Trapshooting Team will represent the squad at the national competition in Michigan this week. Team members from left to right are Jordan Dawson, Taylor Dinger, Dane Feldhaus, Tynan Bennett, and Carter Effling.
Members of the Britton-Hecla/Langford Trapshooting Team will be among nearly 2,000 shooters who have qualified for the High School Clay Target League National Championship in Mason, MI, next week. Tynan
This photo represents the old and the new of the Zion Reformed Church of Amherst which is celebrating its 100th anniversary this weekend. The old church on the left housed the congregation from 1920 until the new church was dedicated in 2008. The old church was originally located in the country in Weston Township and moved into Amherst in 1946.
The Zion Reformed Church of Amherst raised funds for a new church in less than six months and dedicated the new building in April of 2008, replacing the old building that had housed the congregation since 1920.
The Zion Reformed Church of Amherst has been a rural American success story – for 100 years. The congregation will be celebrating that century of service on Saturday and Sunday.
While South Dakota has made progress on opening government records to the public, more needs to be done. That was one of the conclusions from a panel discussion about open
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