McFadden Hall is new housing option A Vermillion apartment complex has been renamed McFadden Hall and transformed into the newest addition to The University of South Dakota's campus. The former Brighton Heights is a residential hall for students that are at least two years post high school. It houses 100 … Read Article
Small Claims The following judgements were entered Sept. 2 in the Small Claims Division of the First Judicial Circuit in Clay County. The debtor is listed first, the creditor is listed second. Thomas S. White, 633 Main Ave., PO Box 473, Garretson, to Jonathan Robertson, 604 E. Chestnut, Vermillion, $1,394.64. … Read Article
For the Record Mary Dell Cody, Presiding: August 21-27, 2003 Lynn Dusatko, 807 W. St., #14, Yankton: Driving under influence, 2nd offense, $500 plus costs, 10 days jail; Failure to make proper stop at stop intersection, dismissed � motion by prosecutor. Leif M. Nygaard, 809 Rose, #94, Vermillion: Driving under … Read Article
Obituaries Kim A. Petersen Kim A. Petersen, 53, of 1301 S. Elmwood Ave., died Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2003 at Sioux Valley Centennial Hospice. He was born April 18, 1950 in Yankton, the son of Morris and Jacquelin (McManus) Petersen. He grew up in Irene and was united in marriage to … Read Article
Nielsen uses talent to benefit students by Nicole Mosberger Wakonda's Kayla Nielsen raised and donated $400 for school supplies for local Wakonda students on Sunday, Aug. 17. Nielsen performed her second public singing concert to over 50 guests at an outdoor venue that evening. Her employers, Wakonda Caf� managers Marsha … Read Article
New faces boost enrollment by Ally Eckert The new school year is upon us. With the sweltering heat comes Wakonda's finest to learn and teach. It also brings new faces. These new students increased Wakonda's K-12 total enrollment from 154 students in the 2002-2003 school year to 164 this year. … Read Article
Changes affect football in Wakonda and Irene; fans to cheer for Eagles Football fans in the communities of Irene and Wakonda will have an adjustment to make when they cheer for their high school football team this season. They will be cheering for the Eagles and rooting for the blue, … Read Article
Warriorettes ready for volleyball season by Lindsay Nelson The summer has come to an end and the Wakonda Warriorettes have pulled up their knee pads and have gotten back into the volleyball groove. South Dakota volleyball officially began Aug. 18 and the Warriorettes' first game is Sept. 9 at Irene. … Read Article
Rounds wants help battling West Nile by Susan Smith Since 1999 the West Nile Virus has been crawling across the United States and this year it's hit South Dakota with a vengeance. Gov. Mike Rounds told members of the media Aug. 28 that the state is moving into a three-week … Read Article
Bank will be new city hall by David Lias Community First National Bank and the city of Vermillion have come to terms. The bank has agreed to sell its building, located downtown on the corner of Church and Main streets, to the city for $1.1 million. The bank building, constructed … Read Article
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