No rain, just fire and frost in Faulkton
With no precipitation of any kind during the last three weeks, the fire danger is high and local volunteer fire departments deployed to three fires starting Sept. 14.
S.D. ag secretary will speak on rural improvement in Faulkton
Slowing or reversing outmigration in rural South Dakota will be one of the topics discussed at the Sept. 30 meeting in Faulkton.
Manufacturing business in Faulkton breaks ground on a new facility
Common Sense Manufacturing in Faulkton aims to have a roomier place to work by late spring. The company, which makes durable agriculture equipment such as bale feeders and calf shelters, broke ground on the facility July 16.
For Faulkton veteran’s family, medals and shared memories are better late than never
Paul Riley earned a boxful of medals during his time in World War II, but for some reason he never received them. He didn’t bother to try to get them, perhaps because he thought it just as well to leave those memories in the past. His widow, Lilas, requested and received her husband’s medals earlier this year.
In Faulk County, row crop prospects look grim without rain
It has been many days since Faulkton weather observer Tom Bartholomew has recorded significant moisture (0.11 on July 5, 0.07 on July 9 and 0.01 on July 11). What he has recorded are plenty of very hot days (101 on July 2, 101 on July 15 and 99 on Monday) with wind to match.
Church of the Holy Sunrise combines talents of local photographer and poet
by Garrick Moritz Local poet Bruce Roseland has produced at third book, this time in collaboration with local art photographer Susan Melius. The book is called, Church of the Holy Sunrise. “Susan and I did some thinking about the title…
Orient welcomes all to 125th celebration
Orient is planning a big welcome for a 125th anniversary of the founding of the town, and a good portion of the town’s 63 residents gathered to welcome you to their party.
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