Monthly Archives: May 2001

Performance will feature turn-of-century compositions A "Turn of the Century Concert" will be performed by the USD Symphonic Band and the University Choir as the conclusion of the College of Fine Arts Spring Showcase on Saturday, May 5. The concert will be held in Knutson Theatre in the Warren M. … Read Article →

Will wed Paula Lounsbery, daughter of John and Kathy Lounsbery, Hartington, NE, and Marshall Bahm, son of Marcie Vogt of Sioux Falls and Larry Bahm, Mitchell, are planning to exchange wedding vows June 16 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Yankton. The bride-elect is a 2000 graduate of Hartington Public … Read Article →

St. Agnes Youth will serve breakfast The St. Agnes Youth Group will host its French toast and sausage breakfast fund raiser on Sunday morning, May 20. The event will be held from 9 to 11 a.m. at the St. Agnes School gym. This is an all you can eat breakfast. … Read Article →

Theta Omega Chapter will host convention The Theta Omega Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha International will host the 51st State Convention on May 4, 5 and 6 at the Prairie in Vermillion. International philanthropic projects of the organization are St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and Easter Seals, and the state … Read Article →

Overrun with trash The parking lot of Vermillion City Hall appeared to be a war zone Saturday morning as volunteer crews involved with Operation Pride found themselves overwhelmed with junk discarded by citizens in a portion of the city. The parking lot of Vermillion City Hall appeared to be a … Read Article →

Announce engagement Don and Diane Sevigny of Hoven, announce the engagement of their daughter, Traci of Burke, to Tim Albers, son of Leo and Bonnie Albers, Vermillion. The future bride is employed as administrator of the Community Memorial Hospital in Burke. The groom-to-be is employed at Louie's Carpet Cleaning Service … Read Article →

Brick by brick ? Fire hall is now taking shape A masonry worker puts the finishing touches on a freshly poured concrete floor of a bay in the new William J. Radigan Fire/EMS Station. Poor weather conditions this winter created hampered construction efforts. Workers are scrambling at the building site … Read Article →