The Northwest Area Schools Spelling Bee was held March 19 in Faith. Here are the results: Grade One Written Contest Winners - ...

Dupree students competed in the Northwest Area Schools Spelling Bee on March 19. The students pictured above were chosen to ...

Cheyenne-Eagle Butte’s Easton Lawrence was named to the Big Dakota Conference boys basketball team while three teammates received honorable mention. Besides Lawrence, honors went to Dayston Kennedy, ...

On Sunday at the Trail City Hall, there was a breakfast to raise money for the hall. Joy Hahne from Aberdeen spent the weekend with Esther Hahne in Trail City.

News from past issues of the Timber Lake and Isabel newspapers Isabel Dakotan March 18, 1915 Dr. Sargent made the last 8 miles of a recent call on horseback, on account of the almost impassable roads.

Graduating seniors from Corson and Perkins counties have until March 31 to apply for the Josie A. Stewart Scholarship, which awards a one-time $2,000 scholarship.

A 42-year-old rural Isabel man facing multiple drug charges and up to 20 years in prison appeared in Fourth Circuit Court in Timber Lake Monday, March 24, and changed his plea from not guilty to ...

Three candidates are running for two three-year terms on the Timber Lake City Board. The election is April 8. Incumbents Tom Hermes and Mike LaCompte will be on the ballot, along with Ty ...

Corson County, McIntosh March 17 Steven Bleick, 62, of Elgin, ND, open alcoholic beverage container accessible in vehicle. Fine and costs $132.50 Troy Paul, 18, of Carson, ND, speeding.

Sen. Mike Rounds (R-SD) and Peter Welch (D-VT) last week reintroduced the Deliver for Democracy Act, aimed at helping improve rural newspaper delivery by incentivizing reliable service and limiting ...

Millions of birds dead, worry shifts to humans As bird flu ravages poultry farms across the country – including in South Dakota – fears are growing that the highly contagious avian influenza virus ...

Martin Luther King said, “I have a dream!” Spike Lee said, “I have a plan.” Can you see what a dramatic difference there is between the two statements? Many students leave high school with the idea ...