Mother Nature can be a calming influence amidst all the turmoil of recent weeks. Jeani Amacher snapped this sunset photo at Clear Lake last week as the ice came off the water, signaling that summer is right around the corner.
Both the Britton-Hecla and Langford Area School are moving ahead with end-of-the-year plans.
The Britton City Council backed off on business restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic at a special meeting Monday night.
After several years of discussion, Marshall County voters will finally get to weigh in on whether or not they think a new courthouse should be built.
The Marshall County Healthcare Center began serving patients from a second facility on Monday and had 19 patients its first day. The former Norstar Federal Credit Union building was remodeled to include four exam rooms and offices. From left to right are RN Lacey Hagen and office employees Steph Baker and Sara Carlson.
There’s a new sign on the door of the former Norstar Federal Credit Union building. The Marshall County Healthcare Center has opened up an off-site clinic at the location to handle routine wellness services.
The Marshall County Healthcare Center (MCHC) in Britton has been working for weeks to prepare to fight the COVID-19 pandemic in northeast South Dakota, and it now has another weapon in its arsenal.
Cars were lined up from Main Street all the way east on Seventh Street to the former Hunter’s building for the Strand Theater’s Drive Up Popcorn event on Friday evening. Popcorn was delivered curbside for over three hours.
Who would have thought that popcorn would help draw a community together?
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