Monthly Archives: February 2001

Pulling the plug; Old power plant will be demolished The city's old power plant is destined to be demolished, primarily to remove contaminated soil under the eastern part of the building. Removing the soil is a priority of city leaders to protect Vermillion's wells, located nearby, from possible contamination. by … Read Article →

Engaged Jim and Judy Logue, Wakonda, announce the engagement of their daughter, Amanda, to Nathan Petersen, son of Kim and Crystal Petersen, Sioux Falls. The bride is a sophomore at The University of South Dakota majoring in business management. She is employed at the Vucurevich Child Care Center. The groom … Read Article →

Local church to present story of Saint Therese Therese: The Story of a Soul, a new live drama written and produced by award-winning actor and director Leonardo Defilippis, will be presented at St. Agnes Church on Sunday, March 4, at 7 p.m. The life of Saint Therese of Lisieux would … Read Article →

Will wed John and Doralee Lynch of Burbank, announce the engagement of their daughter, Stephanie Renae Lynch, to David Scot Taylor. Lynch graduated from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 1999, with a bachelor's degree in music eduation. She is continuing her education at the University of Nebraska, where she is … Read Article →

Program combines music from East and West Gao Hong, the virtuoso Chinese pipa player, will join with the Belladonna Baroque Ensemble from the Twin Cities to present a unique program, "Folk and Court Music from East and West," in the Arne B. Larson Concert Hall at America's Shrine to Music … Read Article →

Pulpit Reflections by Father Donald Imming Just a few days ago the news media was reporting that a bus driver, an Arab, deliberately drove into a crowd of Israeli soldiers and civilians killing several and injuring many. When questioned, he said he did so because of his anger against Israeli … Read Article →

USD Symphonic Band will perform Feb. 28 The University of South Dakota Symphonic Band, under the direction of Dr. Lawrence L. Mitchell, will present a winter band concert at 8 p.m. in Knutson Theatre on Wednesday, Feb. 28. The 70-member symphonic band will perform wind band selections by Alfred Reed, … Read Article →

Celebrate 50 years Joann Smith and Ray H. Schulz were married Feb. 24, 1951 at Brule Creek Lutheran Church near Spink. They celebrated their 50th anniversary with a family weekend in Sioux Falls. Joining them was their son, Paul Schulz, his wife, Mary, and their sons, Chris and Colin, all … Read Article →