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Ipswich grades K-5 presented "Pirates! The Musical" for their Spring Concert on April 29 in the School Theatre. In the show a stowaway, played by Natalia Torres-Arvizo, wanted to join the pirates. The concert was opened with a performance by the Grade 4-5 Band. In the evening performance the Preschool and Junior Kindergarten sang....
The Feeding South Dakota Mobile Food Pantry will return to Edmunds County on Tuesday, May 11, 2021 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Edmunds County 4-H Building in Ipswich. They will continue to implement an electronic check-in process for all guests served at the food distributions across the state. Proxy pick-ups are not allowed at the mobile distributions. For more information about the Ipswich site contact Lynn Gauer, 426-6173. Mobile Food Pantries travel across South Dakota distributing free food to individuals and families in need. The type...
The Edmunds County Commission appointed a new commissioner during their meeting on April 27, 2021. Commissioner Robert Olson passed away on April 8. He was the chairman of the Commission. The newly-appointed Commissioner for District 1 is Dean F. Mehlhaff. The appoinment was effective April 27 through November 10, 2022. They voted to appoint Commissioner Timothy Thomas as the new Chairman....
The Richland Church will be hosting their annual CLUBHOUSE Awards Night on Wednesday, May 12. This year-end celebration will take place in the Sanctuary. The community is invited to attend. A special dessert will be served following the ceremony. Each CLUBHOUSE student will receive a certificate celebrating the activities and lessons that they have been a part of throughout this past year. Students will also be sharing highlights from their year together with the congregation. Special Reading awards and Scripture Memory awards will be given as...
We were talking about those radical temperature swings in spring and fall and they have occurred again to open May's weather. The weekend was really warm, even for this time of the year, and all you outdoor enthusiasts could get out there and do your thing. And that obviously included our area high school athletes! But much cooler air was ushered in on Monday and early Tuesday by strong northerly wind gusts. Needless to say that brought a quick halt to our warmup and would noticeable help to lower the average daily temperature, just like the ea...
From the Ipswich Tribune February 23, 1928 edition NOTICE OF TEACHER'S EXAMINATION An examination for all grades of teacher’s certificates will be held at the courthouse at Ipswich Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 1, 2, 3, 1928 beginning at 9 o’clock a. m. Every applicant must be prepared to show the required number of years, experience or attendance at summer school. Strangers must be recommended by some former county superintendent. — H. A. Briggs, County Superintendent...
On Saturday, May 8, 227 students will graduate from Northern State University at its 2021 spring commencement. The ceremony begins at 10 a.m. in the NSU Barnett Center. Delivering the commencement address will be 2021 Distinguished Alumnus Joe Senger, vice chairman of Dacotah Bank, who graduated from Northern in 1972. Local graduates include Amanda Schneider of Hosmer receiving a B.S. Psychology degree and Tyler Severson of Ipswich receiving a M.S.Ed. Leadership and Administration degree. Each participating graduate will receive four tickets...
Ipswich High School art students participated in the All Dakota High School Art Exhibition. Schools from North and South Dakota submitted artwork for exhibit. There were more than 70 pieces. The show could be viewed in the Dacotah Prairie Museum in Aberdeen through April 24. IHS artists Paige Maher won for best sculpture and Quincy Olivier won for best painting. High school art students from seven schools were able to participate in professional artist-led workshops. Twelve schools from North...
Once again there was a high school track and field attended by more than one Tiger team. It was indeed the Groton Invitational hosted by the Groton Tigers last Tuesday in Groton. And again the IHS Tigers made an impression both in the field and on the track. For instance? Katelyn Geditz swept the girls' throwing competition with a 31-10 shot put toss and 102-3 discus spin. Ipswich won the 800-meter girls' relay, comprised of Halle Heinz, Paige Mehlberg, Emily DeRaad and Vanesa Diaz in 1:59.48. Ipswich also claimed the girls' 1,600-meter relay...
Ipswich competed at a high school golf event hosted by Faulkton last Thursday. The Tiger boys were led by Luke Peterson in third with his 75, only bettered by Wyatt Larson of McIntosh with a 73 and Bennett Cassens of the host school with his 74. Ipswich was second as a team. Ipswich's next scorer just missing the Top 10 was Matthew Jaenisch with a 88 in 11th followed by Jace Konsor 17th with 93 and Chet Peterson 20th at 95 among 41 boys. Meanwhile, the girls' outcome was led by Miller's Jayce Pugh with her 85, followed by Faulkton's Taylor Mach...
Ipswich sent track and field athletes to two separate meets over the past weekend and still managed to do quite well. In fact the Tiger girls, who attended a Eureka Invitational, placed second in their team standings last Saturday. The IHS girls were indeed second only to Potter County's 205 team points with their final score of 180. The Tiger boys that were there tallied 107 team points for fourth with Potter County also coming in first on the boys side with 122 team points and Sully Buttes was second with 118. Some Tiger thinclads also...