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260-0199 • 661-2529
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260-2061 • 660-5627
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665-3059 • 661-0670
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1702 Broadway
Yankton, SD 57078
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May 6
Steve “Chopper” and Marlene
Johnson were introduced as the
2014 Riverboat Days Captain
and Belle at the annual Yankton
Morning Optimist exhibition
baseball game at Riverside Park
last night. Riverboat Days is set
for August 15-17.
competitors from more than 60
countries.
July 5
As part of their summer training
the South Dakota National Guard
recently completed a project
on the National Field Archery
Association grounds in Yankton.
A comfort station that includes
a bathroom, concession stand
and registration area was built by
the 155th Engineering Company
of Wagner. Chief Warrant Officer
Tyler Vogt said “It gives our
members the experience and
confidence to do construction if
were ere to be deployed and have
to do this in the theatre.”
May 7
Bon-Homme
County
has
received a proposal for the $30
million grain facility. Dakota
Plains Ag Center officials spoke
with the Bon-Homme County
commissioners. Dakota Plains
officials have been working on
the project for three years with
Yankton County officials but have
reached an impasse.
July 16
Yankton has been chosen as
May 8
the kickoff location for the
Larry Kirschenman is retiring from wagon train celebration to help
the South Dakota Department of commemorate the state of
Transportation after 37 years. An South Dakota’s 125th statehood
open house will be held in his anniversary celebration. The
honor today. As the maintenance wagon train will follow the historic
supervisor for the Yankton route used by settlers, leaving
area, he oversaw the care of Yankton on September 3 and
approximately 425 miles of state arriving at the state capitol in
roads.
Pierre on September 20.
Yankton High School teacher
Leasa Wodward was named the
Yankton teacher of the Year at the
21st annual Yankton High School
Academic Awards program.
May 13
The Yankton School District has
approved soccer as a high school
activity. The action will allow
Yankton High School to field
varsity and junior varsity boys and
girls soccer teams beginning with
the 2014-2015 school year.
May 19
A memorial service was held
on Saturday, Armed Forces Day
honoring the 70th anniversary
of the “Scorpion” which went
missing 70 years ago. Its fate
remains unknown; there were 77
people on board.
July 18
Jarett Bies of Yankton is the
organizer of the first Fort to Field
50 Paddle Battle, an event for
kayakers and canoeists that
runs from Fort Randall Dam
near Pickstown downstream to
Springfield. The event being held
tomorrow will see more than 100
competitors. Bies also helps
organize the South Dakota Kayak
Challenge, which is held every
Memorial Day weekend, with a
starting point in Yankton. He also
organizes the Riverboat Days
Kayak Run in Yankton.
July 21
The year was 1904 and future
Yankton
College
alumnus
Amanda clement would make
history by becoming baseball’s
first paid female umpire. 110
years later she was inducted into
May 23
Yankton College Alumni Hall of
Stephanie Smolek is the new 4-H Fame during the school’s all class
Youth development coordinator reunion held earlier this week.
for Yankton County. She grew up
in northeast Nebraska and was July 28
active in 4-H, she starts her role Fran Fox is retiring after nearly 50
on May 1.
years of service to the Yankton
community as the head of
May 30
Hospitality Service. She helped
Greg Hauer, 18, was sworn in newcomers to Yankton set up
as a junior commissioner on services, find social activities,
the Yankton City Commissioner find churches and get to know the
earlier this month as part of a community of Yankton.
program to encourage youth
involvement in municipal politics.
He is the son of Christy and July 31
Patrick Hauer. Hauer recently Nine year old Shaylor Platt was
graduated from Yankton High walking the shoreline of Lewis
School and will major in law at & Clark Lake with his uncle,
Creighton University in Omaha Monte James looking for fossils,
this fall.
when he made a big find. He
found a prehistoric fish tail
June 2
fossil embedded in the rock on
Yankton High School teacher Amy the shore. A U.S. Army Corps
Miner has been named Yankton of Engineers archaeologist in
Education Association Teacher researching to find out more
of the Year. Miner is a 1984 details about the fossil.
graduate of Yankton High School.
August 1
June 5
The National Field Archery
The NFAA Easton Yankton Archery Association is set to open the
Center has been chosen to doors of its new archery museum
host the World Archery’s 2015 next week a grand opening and
World Youth Championships. official dedication will take place
The tournament will be held on Sunday. NFAA President,
on June 8-14 and will draw an Bruce Cull was instrumental in
estimate 600 competitors from bringing the NFAA headquarters
60 countries.
to Yankton. Sunday will also
be the opening ceremonies for
June 6
the International Field Archery
Governor Dennis Daugaard Association World Field Archery
recently proclaimed Sunday Championships and the NFAA
as “Mark Katterhagen Day” in 75th Anniversary Celebration.
recognition of Katterhagen’s 33
years as a parole agent for the August 6
state. He is the longest tenure Dakota Plains tabs Tabor site for
parole agent in South Dakota.
its proposed $30 million grain
handling facility. Dakota Plains
June 7
CEO Matt Winsand met yesterday
1SG Brooks Schild was promoted with the Bon-Homme County
to First Sgt. of Bravo Battery. He Commission. The site should be
now serves as the senior enlisted up and running for the 2016
soldier; taking leadership of the harvest season.
Yankton based Bravo Battery of
the 1/47th Field Artillery.
August 9
Hailey
Johnson,
11,
of
June 9
Yankton won the Cub Female
Yankton Police Officer Patrick Nolz Freestyle Unlimited Title and
received the national Enrique the International Field Archery
S. Camarena Award from the Association
World
Field
Benevolent and Protective Order Championship held in Yankton
of Elks during a ceremony held over the weekend. Archers from
this past weekend at the Yankton 17 different countries competed
Elks Lodge.
in the five days of competition.
June 19
The I-29 exchange bridge will
be turned into a makeshift levee
in an effort to protect much of
the town of North Sioux City
from Big Sioux River flooding
spurred by recent heavy rainfall,
South Dakota Governor Dennis
Daugaard stated Wednesday. The
Big Sioux River is expected to
crest at 109 feet, Daugaard has
declared a state of emergency
and has also activated the South
Dakota National Guard to help
construct levees and fill sandbags
with other soldiers and minimum
security inmates on stand-by.
June 26
Avera Sacred Heart Hospital
President and CEO Pam Rezac
is retiring at the end of the week.
Family, friends and colleagues
gathered yesterday to honor
her on the day Governor Dennis
Daugaard declared Pam Rezac
Day. She is retiring after 34
years at Avera Health Systems,
including 17 leading ASHH.
August 13
Senator Tim Johnson is saying
farewell after 36 years in office.
Johnson is travelling across South
Dakota on a “farewell tour”; he
made a stop in Yankton.
Yankton High School graduate,
Colton Iverson, has signed a one
year deal to play professional
basketball in Spain for the 2014015 season.
August 23
The Yankton High School Soccer
teams make their home debut
today as an official sanctioned
high school sport.
September 3
Yankton High School senior
Patrick Binder took part in the
prestigious Yale Young Global
Scholars program held at Yale
University in Connecticut this
summer. Only 200 students
are accepted into the program
from around the world. The
merit program has three distinct
sessions: Science, Policy and
June 30
Innovation; Politics, Law &
Yankton recently beat out Mexico Economics; and Studies in Grand
City to host the 2015 World Youth Strategy.
Championships. The weeklong
event will be held in June and is Please Recycle When
expected to draw more than 600
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