“She’s not breathing, she’s not breathing,” were the screams that could be heard through the crowd during a recent mock accident.
The somber scene last Tuesday just south of the school showed what could happen when a driver is distracted by texting or talking on a cell phone and not paying attention to their driving.
PHS student Aaron Licht explained that himself, Eric Hunstad and Jayden Korthals worked together to show the students the affects of distracted driving.
He said, “By giving a real life scenario we hoped that it would put the scare in everyone and prevent them from texting and driving. It was a perfect time to do this since graduation was in the near future.
Although attorney Robin Eich has been in Parker for 13 years now, attorney Tim Purintun has only been in town since March 1.
Purintun, who recently joined Eich’s practice came to Parker from Marshall County where he served as state’s attorney for almost six years.
With a law degree from Creighton Law School in Omaha, Neb., Purintun said that he is excited to be taking on new clients.
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Hundreds of elementary students in Parker were able to take part last week in Read Across America. Students went from station to station, learning about different professions.
From a firefighter to an artist and a veterinarian to a nurse and a K-9 Unit Handler, kids, grade kindergarten through sixth grade were able to take part in the event.
The six stations, which took up about three hours of the kid’s day, was a unique look
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As the Parker youth fishing derby enters its fifth year, many are already looking forward to the fun Saturday afternoon that is in-store. Last year’s event drew a record crowd of
Sioux Falls kids make a trip to Inwood to learn about farming
The Challenge Center’s fourth and fifth grade students from Garfield Elementary in Sioux Falls, S.D., ventured to Inwood Tuesday, May 7, to explore the
A benefit for Inwood native, Traci Stubbe, will be Friday, May 17. Stubbe was diagnosed with uterine cancer last November and has undergone subsequent treatments and surgeries since her diagnosis. The funds generated from the event will go to covering
During commencement at West Lyon School Community School Saturday, May 11, two West Lyon faculty members and one member of the community were recognized for their service to the school district.
In 1996, the Leslie
The Larchwood Volunteer Fire Department had a special ground breaking ceremony on Tuesday, May 7 to commence work on a new firehouse.
A group of volunteer fire fighters, Larchwood city
•Last Saturday Long time Lion Gertner was honored at the 5M3 Lions District session in Rochester
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•Wooden timber to be used for heat source
The scene along Highway 14 in Walnut Grove will be changing drastically as one
SIOUX CENTER – Nancy Dykstra walked through Promises Community Health Center on a recent day. As she navigated the office, home of the former bowling alley, Dykstra stopped by a patient room in the dental wing. Dr.
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HULL — Mission accomplished for Trinity Christian High School.
A dream of the
The house at 620 Main Street in Boyden was burned down on Monday, April 29, in a controlled burn. Members of the Sioux County Fire Department watched over the blaze on a nice evening. The city purchased the
GEORGE — Jessica Hilbrands, Sarah Kruse, and Addy Wiertzema did not play like girls who needed someone to pound on their chest in game four of the Oct. 4 Siouxland Conference match between Central Lyon and George-Little Rock.
A fundraising hunt recently had 14 local hunters giving back to the community.
For people who love wine or want to learn more about the different varieties, mark your calendars
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Hundreds of youngsters took part in the
The calendar says that spring has arrived but the snow and the cold temperatures make it feel otherwise.
More than 200 schools throughout the Midwest received the innovative technology tools this year through Hy-Vee’s SMART
