The Kingsbury Journal

Dogs’ season ends with loss to Centerville

The De Smet Bulldogs opened the football postseason this week as the No. 11 seed in Class 9A, traveling to Centerville to take on the No. 6-seeded Tornadoes. De Smet entered the matchup with a 4-4 ...

Youth volleyball season comes to an end

2001: Number one Divers make run for the Dome

10 years ago October 26, 2016 Candidates seeking to represent District 22 in the legislature this year assembled Sunday at the Event Center in De Smet, commenting on the 10 initiatives that voters

Navigating the turns and cinnamon swirl dessert bread

As the crisp October breeze starts rolling in, it's officially the season of transition. This autumn, the changing weather isn't the only thing keeping me on my toes. Josh and I recently ...

How do you view God?

Have you ever tried to look through binoculars from the wrong end? I have, and it doesn't work very well. Instead of bringing the object closer, it pushes it far, far away and makes it a big blur.

Scheidt answered the call for nearly three decades

The call to be a firefighter definitely is not for everyone. It takes courage, hard work and determination. Firefighters are also some of the most selfless public servants as they sometimes must run

City budgets $225,000 in 2027 for payloader

The De Smet City Council met on Wed., Oct. 14 at 5 p.m. at the De Smet Event Center to finalize dynamic municipal infrastructure plans, to approve critical grant funding for safety and emergency

1971: Local pride of the 20s gives way to progress

10 years ago October 26, 2016 The season came to a close Oct. 22 for De Smet cross county at the state meet in Huron. The girls team came in 10th. "It was a great effort for all six of our runners.

Spirit Lake News

The Village assisted living Marlys Larsen led devotions on Wednesday. We also got a little rain that day. On Thursday, Kay Hendricks, Bob Carroll and Ildena Poppen played Pinochle. On Friday and

1958: Children attending school in Esmond

Adaline Reilly was visited by Keith McMillan of Huron last Wednesday. McMillan served the Esmond Church as a layman for many years. Vicky Aughenbaugh returned recently from visiting her mother

5th/6th grade volleyball comes to a close

Carthage News

Trinity Lutheran Church will have worship on Nov. 1 at 11 a.m. Visitors are always welcome. The meeting of the Straw Bale Museum will be held on Wed., Nov. 4 at 5 p.m. at the museum. All interested

Sharks fall to Avon in playoff opener

The Iroquois/Lake Preston (I/LP) Sharks saw their 2026 football season come to an end Thursday night, Oct. 22, as they traveled to Avon to face the Pirates in the opening round of the Class 9B

Getting ready for election day!