Darin Peterka, left, with athletic director Charlie Sizer. Darin is the son of Garry and Lori Peterka. Story will follow in next weeks paper
On Thursday, Feb. 2, GreenLine Implement in Miller will host the “John Deere Green Carpet Event” from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Visitors can check new John Deere machine models,
Virginian owner supports Miller’s small-town charm
George Quinlan, owner of The Virginian restaurant in Miller, likes to tell people how he “met” Miller, and decided to invest in property far from his
Miller’s City Council met January 17.
Department heads gave reports, not only about activities over the past month, but also over the past year, as requested by Mayor Ron Blachford.
THIS IS ONE OF TWO proposed statues of Harlan J. Bushfield by artist Jim Maher, and the Facebook site states the Trail of Governors Foundation “likes” it.
Renditions started of first ‘Trail
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SDARWS President Dan Carlson (right) presents Ron Ramsey of Mid-Dakota with the Rural Water Operator of the Year award in Pierre Jan. 12.
JACK FANNING, circa 1943
SAN DIEGO, March 10, 2011 – Ensign George Bonebright points out the name of his great-grand-uncle, Jack Fanning, at the memorial to the WWII ship, USS San Diego
Did you know that snacking is a good thing! Whether you are studying for a test, trying to lose weight, an athlete, or just trying to
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GIFTS WITH A PURPOSE. Steve Small (standing) and Neil Kotas (right) of the Yelduz James Valley Shrine Club recently presented Lauren Herro of the Twin Cities Shrine Hospital with a gift
Miller Police Department logs
Monday, Jan. 16
Theft report
Animal complaint
911 hangup
Miller Police Department log
January 9
911 hangup call
Civil matter
Seatbelt violations:
Nicholas L. Mommur, Redfield, SD, $25.00.
Luke A. Simons, Miller, SD, $25.00.
Joshua A. Leachman, Huron,
Booklist editors’ choice selections for 2011 have been announced, so for anyone who may have missed the “best” of last year, here are a few of the titles so honored:
They say nothing in life is certain except death and taxes, and with tax season right around the corner, you might be starting to worry about the latter.
But with the help of USA.gov, you don’t have
It seems as if a basketball is perfectly molded to the hands of Miller High School senior Darin Peterka. It has, innately, become a part of him.
Since his first memory, at the
Excess moisture and the rising cost of livestock feed have created many challenges for South Dakota’s forage and livestock producers.
“Really wet conditions the last few years have created problems in first cutting alfalfa quality and created
The Miller-Highmore wrestling team took the long trip to compete in the Tri-Valley Invitational, January14 and found some stiff competition.
The Bandits finished ninth as a team with 63 points where the
The Miller girls’ basketball win of 50-42, over their hosts in Chamberlain, wasn’t an easy ride, but they overcame to notch another win to the up their record to 8-2.
The teams
The Miller boys’ basketball team opened last week at home with a loss against District rival Crow Creek, 48-51, while finishing with a big 66-23 win in De Smet.
The Rustlers know
Sheila M. Schlechter
The Sunshine Bible Academy wrestling team was in Gettysburg January 14 to compete in the Gettysburg Invitational.
The Crusaders placed eighth as a
A boys’ basketball jamboree will be held this Saturday at the Miller Armory featuring freshman boys’ basketball teams from the area.
Teams participating including Miller are; Wolsey/Wessington, Leola/Fredrick, Hitchcock/Tulare and Herried/Selby.
The MHS athletic staff will be celebrating the 40th Anniversary of National Women Girls and Women in Sports at the girls’ home basketball game with Ipswich, Feb. 2.
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Taking control during the Faulkton Triangular last Thursday night with Leola-Fredrick is the Bandits’ 126# Jaxson Brueggeman. The team was also in Tri-Valley last
The SBA Crusaders’ basketball teams hosted the Lower Brule Sioux last Tuesday night with the girls capturing a 51-38 win and the boys a 71-59 victory.
The girls opened the night with a 11-7 deficit in
The 281 Conference Tournament opened in Wolsey last Saturday and found the Crusaders’ girls notching a 64-39 over Wolsey-Wessington, while the boys defeated Wessington Springs 58-54.
The win advanced the girls to face Hitchcock-Tulare Monday night,
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S.D. ‘Day of Infamy’ survivors plan to revisit Pearl Harbor
It was a fitting phone call, the day before Veterans’ Day. Bill Williams, formerly of Miller, now of Sioux Falls, called the Press
Miller Police Department logs
October 31
Animal complaint, Fifth Avenue
November 1
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THE FALL COSTUME PARTY at Hand In Hand Daycare was a huge success…with daycare, preschool and nursery school youngsters getting into the “spirit of the season.” More than 60
The Central Prairie American Red Cross will offer monthly community classes November 15 and 16 at the Redfield Baptist Church, 734 E, 7th Avenue.
Adult CPR and AED classes will be held Tuesday, Nov. 15 at 6:30
Project 8 regional coordinator April Fleming will be in Miller Wednesday, Nov. 9 from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the United Methodist Church
Fleming, a certified child passenger safety technician, will provide proper child seat installation
Hand County Courthouse – November 1, 2011
Judge Jon R. Erickson presiding
Dexter Van Zee, Miller, SD, obscured vision, $25.00.
Anthony F. Jungwirth, Tulare,
