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Need to Know
Need to Know
Help support fibromyalgia research with the purchase of an embroidered purple ribbon butterfly patch.
$8.00 each. To purchase or for more information please contact:
Ivory Leathers info
901 Main Ave E
West Fargo, ND 58078-4524
701-282-2526 or 800-444-8679
Or you can also email
Carissa Olson at lady-carissa@hotmail.com for orders and more information.
$8.00 each. To purchase or for more information please contact:
Ivory Leathers info
901 Main Ave E
West Fargo, ND 58078-4524
701-282-2526 or 800-444-8679
Or you can also email
Carissa Olson at lady-carissa@hotmail.com for orders and more information.
The WRSD is now a drop site for rechargeable batteries! Send in your rechargeable batteries to be recycled! Stop by any office, put your battery in a sealed plastic bag provided and drop it in the box! Thank you for keeping dangerous toxins out of our ground and ground water!
Need to Know
Area writer publishes new novel as well as two books of poetry. View Jason Reinders website.
Updates related to the SD State Government and Education.
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Photo by Dawn McClanahan of Wood.
Photos of the Approx 10 mile long stretch of fire that threatened the surrounding areas on HWY 44 on 10/ 5 / 2011
Second photo and those below by Suzie Tucker of Wood
Photos of the Approx 10 mile long stretch of fire that threatened the surrounding areas on HWY 44 on 10/ 5 / 2011
Second photo and those below by Suzie Tucker of Wood
Strong winds are made residents nervous and gave local volunteer firefighters a workout as they fought to contain a fire that raged near Carter, SD. Click to see larger photos.
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Lady Tigers See Pink!
Karla Heyduk
On Jan. 24th the White River Lady Tigers hosted a PINK night during their game against
Bennett County. They wore pink headbands to show their support of breast cancer. Everyone was asked to WEAR PINK and our community didn't disappoint. It was a sea of PINK in the stands.
Out front, homemade suckers and pink wrist bands were sold and inside was a HUGE silent auction with over 50 items that were donated by local people and businesses to bid on.
During the interim between games the girls honored some of Mellette County's breast cancer survivors. Ila Tucker, Teresa Pretty Bird, Margie
Homan, Amanda Hill, & Janelle Adrian were escorted by members of the team. Others honored were Pat Adrian, Nadine Tucker, and Donna Hallow Horn Bear. They were each given a pink rose.
The silent auction was manned by Amanda Hill and Karla Heyduk. They sold numbers for $1 so you never knew who you were bidding against. It
made a fun auction and bids ran up fast. They also handed out pink beads and nametags to everyone that came by. The nametags said "I wear pink in honor of..." and people could write in whoever's name they wanted.
As of this typing, with the sale of suckers, bands, numbers, donations and the silent auction we have raised $1066 to be donated to Breast Cancer. It
couldn't have been done without the help of many dedicated people.
Thanks to everyone that helped.
Karla Heyduk
On Jan. 24th the White River Lady Tigers hosted a PINK night during their game against
Bennett County. They wore pink headbands to show their support of breast cancer. Everyone was asked to WEAR PINK and our community didn't disappoint. It was a sea of PINK in the stands.
Out front, homemade suckers and pink wrist bands were sold and inside was a HUGE silent auction with over 50 items that were donated by local people and businesses to bid on.
During the interim between games the girls honored some of Mellette County's breast cancer survivors. Ila Tucker, Teresa Pretty Bird, Margie
Homan, Amanda Hill, & Janelle Adrian were escorted by members of the team. Others honored were Pat Adrian, Nadine Tucker, and Donna Hallow Horn Bear. They were each given a pink rose.
The silent auction was manned by Amanda Hill and Karla Heyduk. They sold numbers for $1 so you never knew who you were bidding against. It
made a fun auction and bids ran up fast. They also handed out pink beads and nametags to everyone that came by. The nametags said "I wear pink in honor of..." and people could write in whoever's name they wanted.
As of this typing, with the sale of suckers, bands, numbers, donations and the silent auction we have raised $1066 to be donated to Breast Cancer. It
couldn't have been done without the help of many dedicated people.
Thanks to everyone that helped.