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The IHS Gala Day parade was Friday afternoon, September 9. Classes, businesses and organizations had entry in the parade....
There will be a Cloverbuds 4-H Club Open House on Sunday, September 18 at the 4-H Building in Ipswich starting at 4 p.m. (Note the change of time from last week.) Leader Sarah Perrion will meet with the parents to come up with a monthly date and time to hold meetings. This is an informational meeting to help parents decide if Cloverbuds is right for their child. Cloverbuds is open to youth ages 5-7 as of January 1, 2023. This group does fun activities, explores different topic areas, promotes creativity, has hands on active learning, and...
The Ipsodak National Honor Society Induction is planned on Tuesday, Sept. 20 at 8:45 a.m. in the Ipswich School Theatre. New NHS inductees will be inducted into the National Honor Society....
A get-together for Ipswich High School graduates is planned on Tuesday, Sept. 20 at 11:15 a.m. at the Pizza Ranch in Aberdeen. All IHS graduates are welcome. Contact Leann Fredrickson, 605-228-0844, for more information....
It’s so busy this time of the year that two of my personal favorite annual events turned out to be the same weekend — the S.D. Film Festival and the Celtic Faire on the beautiful shores of Richmond Lake. (The film festival is in Aberdeen.) Plus people can attend Saturday’s huge Subway volleyball extravaganza in the Tiger Den starting at 10 a.m. Our Tuesdays are exceptionally busy in the fall with sports stories, etc. This Tuesday one of Tena’s old USD classmates originally from Frederick (and her husband) popped into our office. It was a nice...
Last week I mentioned that by the end of September the chance for frost and an actual killing frost becomes a very big possibility. In looking through my records I did find that most killing frosts occur in October but they do happen at times in September. I asked the people at the Aberdeen Weather Service what constitutes a killing frost and they said that any temperature that drops to 28 degrees and stays there a number of hours is considered a killing frost. The following are the killing frosts that I recorded in the last 47 years during...
AUGUST LEGISLATIVE REPORT: Let me start this report by expressing thank you to everyone in South Dakota’s workforce! Our South Dakota hard work and commitment to a job well done, continues to make South Dakota the great state it is! And District 23, with our rural roots, exemplifies the awesome reputation of a high-quality workforce in demand throughout the nation. I hope that everyone had a safe and enjoyable Labor Day celebration! Labor Day also officially marks the end of the summer, the fall season is upon us! As with many years, this s...
An Ipswich boy is busy gathering his gear for a big game hunt. Coy Stager will soon be enjoying a long-honored South Dakota hunting tradition courtesy of the PDR Disabled Youth organization. Other members of the 2022 PDR hunting party are coming from Elk Point, Volin, Clark, Mitchell, and Sioux Falls. All these anxious young hunters attending the PDR deer hunt come with specific challenges. The private landowners in Clark who help host this hunting weekend say regardless of an individual's...
Edward Kirschenmann, 80, of Ipswich, passed away Tuesday, September 13, 2022, at Sanford USD Medical Center. Arrangements are pending with Gramm Funeral Home....
Sept. 19 — Hot Dog, tator tots, baby carrots, pears, milk Sept. 20 — B-B-Q, baked beans, taco salad, fresh fruit, milk Sept. 21 — K-5: Pizza, corn; 6-12: Chef Salad, bread; Both: apricots, broccoli, chocolate cake, milk Sept. 22 — Hamburger in gravy, mashed potatoes, cooked carrots, pineapple, homemade bun, milk Sept. 23 — Chicken Taco, corn, refried beans, peaches, milk...
Edmunds County 4-H Members exhibited over 70 static exhibits at the 2022 South Dakota State Fair in Huron last week. 4-H Members received the following ribbons on their static exhibits: Nate Bass: Horticulture-Sweet 100 Tomatoes-Purple; Photography-Water Drop-Blue; Sam Bass: Horticulture-Roma Tomatoes-Purple; Allison Belcher: Photography-Bushes in Front of a Building-Red; Clark Beyers: Home Environment-Golf Towel-Purple, There's No Place Like Home Sign-Purple; Grayson Beyers: Photography-Bird...
Ipswich had a busy day hosting its cross country invitational last Saturday at Split Rock. The Tiger boys were able to finish second only to Miller 10 to 17 as a team. And the Tiger girls only entered two varsity runners that day, but Madisyn Gellhaus was third in 19:41.79 and Gracyn Kadlec fourth in 19:49.88. But running for some additional experience that day, Ipswich's Aubrey DeRaad would indeed win the girls' JV competition at 17:02.12. "They really ran well," Coach Todd Thorson explained....
Ipswich blanked Northwestern Area 48-0 in Lake Region Conference high school football action last Friday to cap Gala Day festivities. The Tigers' defense asserted itself right away, as the visitors would go 1-2-3 and out forcing their first of several punting situations. Ipswich immediately strung together its initial touchdown drive that was capped by a Ian Beyers to Tyler Hettich pass play that covered 24 yards. And Lucas Rowland added a conversion carry for an 8-0 lead. And that would really...
Ipswich won two high school volleyball individual matches last week, which was indeed homecoming week. The Tigers started their busy week with a homecourt 3-1 victory over Sully Buttes last Tuesday. Their initial set resulted in a hard-fought 26-24 defeat. But after that there was no stopping the IHS girls. They won their second set 25-18 to even the match and then tacked on 25-16 and 25-20 wins to seal the deal. Baylee Kulesa clinched the second set with a pair of aces and Vanesa Diaz would do...
Ipswich placed third in a high school volleyball invitational tourney at Mobridge last Saturday. The IHS Tigers won their opener over Stanley County, but lost a semi-final decision to the hosts. That sent the IHS netters into the third-place match won by Ipswich 2-1 over Herreid/Selby Area. Their first match win over Stanley County was a straight-sets 25-18, 25-15 affair. Gracie Lange was 15-15 in serving with five aces. Madison Geditz was next at 6-6,2. Altogether Ipswich landed 44 accurate serves that included 10 aces. The Tigers were also 52...
Ipswich School will host the Subway Volleyball Invitational Tournament on Saturday, Sept. 17. The action, in two gyms, begins at 10 a.m. Ipswich plays Langford then. Teams in this year’s tourney also include Lemmon, Aberdeen Christian, Kimball/White Lake, Leola/Frederick Area, Herreid/Selby Area and Milbank....