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Photo by Tim Huether  Bennett County High School students from left: Liv McMillan, Madi Waln, Raven Heathershaw and Clara Weber did a nice job on their presentation to the Bennett County School District Board Monday night. They are involved in the Teacher Assistant Program and informed the board of how it works and what they have experienced through it.

Photo by Tim Huether Bennett County High School students from left: Liv McMillan, Madi Waln, Raven Heathershaw and Clara Weber did a nice job on their presentation to the Bennett County School District Board Monday night. They are involved in the Teacher Assistant Program and informed the board of how it works and what they have experienced through it.

BCHS students impress with presentation

By Tim Huether The Bennett County School District Board of Education meeting Monday night began with a nice presentation by four Bennett County High School students; Clara Weber, Madi Waln, Raven Heathershaw and Liv McMillan.

Pick an Ornament, Provide a Meal

By Chris DocterOne of the best things about Christmas time is that it gives us all the opportunity to remember how important it is to help each other. Whether we volunteer a few extra hours of our time or donate to a charity, there are plenty of ways to make a positive difference.

Christmas is back in Town

The scene has been set for a perfect Christmas season. Lacreek Electric hung up snowflakes and lights, a layer of snow covered the ground, there is Christmas in the air!Forecast reports show cool Christmas weather for the weekend but sunny skies. Be sure to dress warm for your day in Martin!

Bennett County hires new Director of Equalization and Assessor

By Chris DocterDiana Merchen-Lipford may have grown up in the Sturgis area, but her heart has always been on her family’s ranch. When her cousin reached out to her for help on the ranch, Diana jumped on the opportunity. Finding a day job to suit her was the only challenge.

National Rural Health Day is November 20

By Chris DocterAccording to the 2020 census, Bennett County’s population was 3,381. At that time it had less than 10 people per square mile making it one of South Dakota’s more rural counties.
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Warriors punch ticket to State

For the first time in 19 years, the Bennett County Lady Warriors punched their ticket to the state volleyball tournament. Last Tuesday, November 11, the Bennett County Lady Warriors defeated Lemmon in three sets to advance to state.