Timber Lake School menu

Monday, March 16: Breakfast: French toast, bacon, juice, fruit, and milk. Lunch: Chicken patty on bun, California blend, peaches, and milk.Tuesday, March 17: Breakfast: Cinnamon roll, juice, fruit, and milk. Lunch: Sloppy Joe on bun, smiley fries, apple slices, shamrock cookie, and milk.

Mobridge Artist Assn. to host 50th Annual Mobridge Art Show April 18-19

The Mobridge Artist Association will host the 50th Annual Mobridge Area Art Show at Scherr-Howe Arena in Mobridge on Saturday, April 18 and Sunday, April 19 from noon to 5:00 p.m. CT each day.

Good Panthers for February

at Timber Lake Elementary are recognized from demonstrating1st ROW (L-R): Cayne Gill, Logan Longbrake, Pieter Scholtz, Layson Gimbel, Addisyn Curley, Thea Eigelaar, Jessa Aberle, Kazmer Lamb, Mataya Petersen; 2ND ROW (L-R): Vern Long, Brace Beer, Leon Shoots the Enemy, Korbin Vogel, Cora Wiedmer,...

Attendance All Stars for February 2026

Attendance All Stars for February, with 94.26%, were Sierra Kraft’s 2nd Grade Class. FRONT (L-R): DW Scholtz, Leon Shoots the Enemy, Andrew Zeug, Kian Rousseau, Eleazar Reichert; BACK (L-R): Bexley Dupris, Dolly Goldade, Elsie Maher, Remy Schott, Cora Wiedmer, Kinzlee Martin.

Dupree students take part in National Read Across America Day/Dr. Seuess Day activities

On Monday, March 2, the Dupree Elementary hallways were abuzz with reading. The school joined students of all ages as they celebrated Dr. Seuss Day and National Read Across America Day.

LOOKING BACK

News from past issues of the Timber Lake and Isabel newspapersIsabel Dakotan March 10, 1966 Blizzard hits hard, livestock losses reach record proportions, many need aid Drifts of snow here in Isabel are as high as some houses.

GFP Bounty Program modified to focus on youth trapping and coyote removal

The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks (GFP) Commission passed a resolution to end the current Nest Predator Bounty Program at their March meeting in Pierre and create two separate programs within the existing budget and time period.

S.D. consumers reminded to protect money, information from scammers

The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission is highlighting the importance of recognizing red flags from unknown callers. The commission’s “Don’t Know? Don’t Answer” education campaign emphasizes a simple, protective message: If you don’t recognize the number calling you, don’t answer the call.

Valentine King and Queen

Ray Reiss and Fauneil Keller, both formerly of Trail City, were recently crowned Valentine King and Queen at the Walworth County Care Center in Selby. Ray is a 1960 graduate of Timber Lake High School and Fauneil (Simpson) graduated from Timber Lake High School in 1954.