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TRAIL CITY NEWS

Peyton Keller
Wednesday, November 6, 2024
Marchell Phillips visited Sandi and Shianne Dahlgren in Spearfish this weekend. While Marchell was there, she drove through the canyons to see fall colors.This weekend, Jared and Mason Hollenbeck and Kyrie Lemburg traveled to Alexandria, MN to visit David and Paige Karow.

OUR THANKS

News Staff
Wednesday, November 6, 2024
Thanks and appreciation to the Timber Lake community and New Hope Church for the help and support you provided to Nyla Opp over the years. For your thoughts and memorial donation, please know that your support has brought us immense comfort. Sincerely, Nyla Opp’s family

THANK YOU

News Staff
Wednesday, November 6, 2024
Thank you to the Glad Valley fire department for your response to the fire at our place. You are greatly appreciated. The Bret Pedersons
A new gift shop was opened recently in the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe Cultural Center in Eagle Butte. The store, located just off the main lobby, is dedicated to the late Margaret Eaglestaff, a longtime teacher and volunteer at the cultural center who passed away in 2022.

A new gift shop was opened recently in the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe Cultural Center in Eagle Butte. The store, located just off the main lobby, is dedicated to the late Margaret Eaglestaff, a longtime teacher and volunteer at the cultural center who passed away in 2022.

Parents want data to back up 4-day school week proposal

Jon Flatland
Wednesday, November 6, 2024
A 90-minute community input meeting hosted by Timber Lake School teachers last Thursday, Oct. 31, to gauge interest in switching to a 4-day school week left dozens of parents and community members with more questions than answers.
The Isabel Community Center was filled with the smell of great food and the sound of great fellowship on Sunday, Nov. 3, during the Prairie Parsish Churches annual Fall Festival. Among those enjoying turkey, ham and more were (l-r) Laurie and Bill Bickel and Jeff Stradinger. Silent and live auctions were held following the meal. Photo by Kathy Nelson

The Isabel Community Center was filled with the smell of great food and the sound of great fellowship on Sunday, Nov. 3, during the Prairie Parsish Churches annual Fall Festival. Among those enjoying turkey, ham and more were (l-r) Laurie and Bill Bickel and Jeff Stradinger. Silent and live auctions were held following the meal. Photo by Kathy Nelson

Timber Lake board puts water tower replacement on hold

Kathy Nelson
Wednesday, November 6, 2024
The Timber Lake City Board, at a special meeting on Friday, November 1, agreed to move ahead with the water and sewer projects that they have funding for and to postpone the new water tower.
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