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Historical Society annual meeting set for October 18

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Wednesday, September 23, 2026
The Timber Lake and Area Historical Society will hold its annual meeting on Sunday, October 18 at 1 p.m. MT at the Museum. The time was chosen to accommodate church services and the Green Bay Packers game.

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Sheriff’s Report

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Wednesday, September 23, 2026
Corson County Sheriff Alan Dale September 13:54 pm, assisted Standing Rock Game and Fish with an animal call in McLaughlin.September 211:19 am, received a report of cattle out on Highway 65, eight miles south of McIntosh.1:23 pm, assisted Standing Rock Land Management with a land dispute south of...

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Fourth Circuit Court

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Wednesday, September 23, 2026
Corson County, McIntoshSeptember 14 South Dakota vs Norman Olson, 89, of McLaughlin pled guilty to reckless driving and entered no plea for charges of speeding on a state highway and another reckless driving charge.

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LOOKING BACK

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Wednesday, September 23, 2026
News from past issues of the Timber Lake and Isabel newspapersTimber Lake Topic September 11, 1986 Four new faces at schoolThree new teachers are on the staff at the Timber Lake School, and one is returning to Timber Lake with the Northwest Area Schools vocational van.Bill Bogart is teaching auto...
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Isabel man to be honored with Governor’s Award

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Wednesday, September 23, 2026
Governor Larry Rhoden will recognize seven exemplary individuals, employers, and community leaders at the 2026 Governor’s Awards Ceremony for their commitment to building stronger, more resilient communities across South Dakota by expanding employment opportunities for individuals with...

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Ziebach County State Fair Results

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Wednesday, September 23, 2026
Earning honors at the South Dakota S.D. State Fair was Ziebach County 4-H member Charlie Holmes with the following exhibits: tanned bull snakeskin, purple; bead art painting, purple; sponge cake, purple; range and grass book, purple; and landscape photography, purple.
Students and instructors at the Stop the Bleed training, front (l-r): EMT/Instructor Sylvia Mowrer, Leah Eigelaar, Grace Keller, Lily Handeland, Ryan Angsman, Glen Mowrer, Max Johnson, Mason Kraft, Luke Biegler, SD Highway Patrolman Ryan Serr, EMT/ Instructor G.J. Castaneda; Back: EMT/Instructor Kyle Nilson, Rosaleigh LaChance, Tessla Ducheneaux, Oaklee Mutchler, Cheyienna Nygaard, Isaac Zeug, Kayne Palmer, Emmett O’Leary, Aiden Lindskov, and Maddoc Boysen.

Students and instructors at the Stop the Bleed training, front (l-r): EMT/Instructor Sylvia Mowrer, Leah Eigelaar, Grace Keller, Lily Handeland, Ryan Angsman, Glen Mowrer, Max Johnson, Mason Kraft, Luke Biegler, SD Highway Patrolman Ryan Serr, EMT/ Instructor G.J. Castaneda; Back: EMT/Instructor Kyle Nilson, Rosaleigh LaChance, Tessla Ducheneaux, Oaklee Mutchler, Cheyienna Nygaard, Isaac Zeug, Kayne Palmer, Emmett O’Leary, Aiden Lindskov, and Maddoc Boysen.

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Students learn safety, emergency skills

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Wednesday, September 23, 2026
South Dakota Emergency Medical Services for Children (SD EMS for Children) is once again partnering with Pediatric Champions and driver’s education instructors to bring their Choices, Chances, Decisions and Stop the Bleed curriculum to students across the state.Recently, this curriculum was...

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Timber Lake School menu

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Wednesday, September 23, 2026
Monday, September 28: Breakfast: Pancake, sausage, juice, fruit, and milk. Lunch: Hamburger on WG bun, baked beans, pears, and milk. Tuesday, September 29: Breakfast: Breakfast burrito, juice, fruit, and milk. Lunch: Corn dogs, Smiley Fries, apple slices, and milk.
Mike Ganje, central office supervisor for the CRST Telephone Authority (left) and Larry Mroczkowski, network engineer with Calix, were at work on Monday at the facility at Timber Lake which is the “heart and brains” of the system bringing high speed internet to rural Timber Lake. Photo by Kathy Nelson

Mike Ganje, central office supervisor for the CRST Telephone Authority (left) and Larry Mroczkowski, network engineer with Calix, were at work on Monday at the facility at Timber Lake which is the “heart and brains” of the system bringing high speed internet to rural Timber Lake. Photo by Kathy Nelson

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High speed broadband one step closer for rural 865

Kathy Nelson
Wednesday, September 16, 2026
People on the rural Timber Lake 865 telephone exchange are one step closer to having the same high speed internet access that town residents have had for several years.Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe Telephone Authority Manager Charles “Festus” Fischer is talking weeks, not months, for the system to...
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