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The Ipswich Elementary Christmas Concert was on December 6 in the school theater. There were two performances of holiday music. The elementary classes and 4-5 grade band performed. Becky Nierman and Charlene Blondo directed the instrumental and vocal holiday selections....
The Ipswich Volunteer Fire Department received a $5,000 grant from Northern Border Pipeline. Ipswich Fire Dept. member Tracy Hutson said the funds will be used for radio upgrades and a gas meter. The grant was presented by Tim Durant of Northern Border Pipeline....
More than 50 Christmas trees can be found on three floors of the Edmunds County Courthouse. Local individuals and groups have decorated trees of all colors and sizes. View the beautiful trees before January 4, 2019. The Courthouse is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. The display is sponsored by the Wily Wizards 4-H Club. The lighting ceremony was Dec. 7 evening. The Wily Wizards 4-H Band provided entertainment....
The Ipswich Senior Meals Program is looking for volunteers to deliver meals Monday through Friday. Volunteers can be either individuals, businesses or civic groups and can volunteer as little or as much as they’d like. For more information, contact Emily Richardt at (605) 229-4741 or [email protected]....
This is indeed a busy time of the year. We will be publishing our Ipswich Tribune and Roscoe-Hosmer Independent Christmas editions on December 19. As in prior years, will be contacting some area businesses for potential advertising in these editions and please call or email if you would like an ad in the upcoming edition and we haven't yet contacted you. Our deadline for news and ad info for those papers will be Monday, Dec. 17 at noon. After that, though, things get even more hectic for our printers, due to Christmas and New Years Day both...
Ipswich/Leola/Bowdle (ILB) participated in a high school wrestling tourney at Faulkton last Saturday. The Tigers placed 13th among 16 teams with a team total of 23 points. Kimball/White Lake/Platte-Geddes edged Oakes 201-184 for the team-score bragging rights. The ILB contingent was led by Tanner Fricksen at 120 with 12 team points on the way to a fifth-place finish. The Tigers' remaining scorer was Carter Heinz at 182, who also placed fifth and totaled 11 team points. The next scheduled outing...