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Dupree FFA members who attended the end-of-year event. Front (lr): Jada Brewer and Maverick Lemke; Back: Gaby LaPlante, Ransom Martin, Rio De La Rosa, Wyatt Lemke, Zach Dekle, Kwinsy Russell, and Madden Gunville. NOT PICTURED: Enrique Yankton, Garrick Dekle, Minda Woodward, and Bayleigh Cudmore. Photo by Patty Peacock

Dupree FFA members who attended the end-of-year event. Front (lr): Jada Brewer and Maverick Lemke; Back: Gaby LaPlante, Ransom Martin, Rio De La Rosa, Wyatt Lemke, Zach Dekle, Kwinsy Russell, and Madden Gunville. NOT PICTURED: Enrique Yankton, Garrick Dekle, Minda Woodward, and Bayleigh Cudmore. Photo by Patty Peacock

Dupree FFA hosts banquet

The Dupree High School FFA had their end of year banquet and awards on Monday, April 27. As guests arrived, they were treated to a free supper served by the FFA members. Shortly after the meal, advisors Cassy Woodward and Susie De La Rosa led the event.

Timber Lake School Board Agenda

Wednesday, May 13, 20267:00 P.M. Regular Meeting Superintendent Office1. Call meeting to order2. Pledge of Allegiance3. Approve Agenda4. Approve the minutes of the April 15, 2026, Board of Education Meetings5.

TL Summer Rec program kicks off on May 19

The Timber Lake Summer Recreation program gets underway on May 19 and in addition to tee-ball there will be soccer and a STEAM Camp for children in grades PreK through fifth grade (next school year).Soccer is being offered on Tuesdays and Thursdays from May 19 to June 4.
All About Me

All About Me

All About Me

Timber Lake Elementary Tylyn Gill - 4th GradeThe Story of Our NamesFourth-grade students at Timber Lake Elementary completed a writing project called “The Story of My Name.”

Timber Lake School menu

Monday, May 11: Breakfast: French toast, juice, fruit, and milk. Lunch: Chicken fajitas, rice, carrots, Mandarin oranges, and milk.Tuesday, May 12 Breakfast: Pancakes, juice, fruit, and milk.
ABOVE: Danny Marshall of Mni Waste Water Company, teaching the students about the pipe process and Tre White Wolf, a DHS senior.

ABOVE: Danny Marshall of Mni Waste Water Company, teaching the students about the pipe process and Tre White Wolf, a DHS senior.

Dupree students tour water facilities

Water is required for life and the care and use of it has been a hot topic in the news. Water knowledge is also important in the Dupree High School Environmental Science class taught by Mark Peacock.

LOOKING BACK

News from past issues of the Timber Lake and Isabel newspapersIsabel Dakotan May 13, 1976Eleven seniors will be graduated from Isabel High School at ceremonies to be held in the Community Building at 8:00 o’clock Thursday, May 27.

SDSU Extension launches ‘605 Igniting Change’ health campaign

South Dakota State University (SDSU) Extension is launching “605 Igniting Change,” a statewide campaign in recognition of Chronic Disease Day on July 10, 2026.The campaign encourages South Dakotans to take simple steps toward better health through the theme “Move • Fuel • Thrive,” focusing on...