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Thank You!

We would like to express our deepest gratitude to the Timber Lake Ambulance crew especially, Robert Martian, Teri Gayer, Ethan Aberle, Dewey County Deputy Kyle Nilson, and our favorite son-in-law, Brent Schweitzer.

TRAIL CITY NEWS

Cathy Lemburg and Kyrie Lemburg visited Esther Goldade at the Walworth County Care Center in Selby on Saturday.

LOOKING BACK

News from past issues of the Timber Lake and Isabel newspapersIsabel Dakotan August 6, 1914Aberdeen is still infested with hoboes. Of 2,000 idle men in the Hub City, H.C. Cooley, secretary of the Commercial Club, says not ten of the number would work if offered $5.00 per day.

Corson County USDA and FSA Newsletter

Notes: If you are in an area where there is a phone service outage, please make sure the office has your cell phone number and/or email address. Direct Deposit: The October payment cycle is right around the corner.

CRST Election Board dismisses bribery complaint, sets Nov. 5 ballot

The election board of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe voted 3-2 on Friday, Aug. 23, to dismiss a complaint against incumbent District 5 Representative Derek Bartlett alleging he bribed tribal members to cast their ballot for him in the Aug. 13 Primary Election.The complaint was filed by Ravin...

Youth Project helps hundreds with food and school supplies

The Cheyenne River Youth Project provided boxes of fresh produce to 330 families and school supplies to 612 children through large-scale distributions last week at the Cokata Wiconi (Center of Life) teen center.“We understand that distributions like these don’t change the big picture, but they...
Timber Lake HS Homecoming

Timber Lake HS Homecoming

Timber Lake HS Homecoming

Timber Lake High School will crown its 2024 Homecoming royalty during a coronation ceremony set Monday, Sept. 2, at 6 p.m. in the school theatre.

Long Term Recovery Group partnering with Community Action Agency

Helping the Western South Dakota Community Action Agency provide services and hoping to fill any needs that are currently unmet, the Cheyenne River Long Term Recovery Group (CRLTRG) has partnered with the agency to serve residents in Dewey, Ziebach, and eastern Meade counties.