Delmar and Viola Kuper 89 & 81 Lennox, South Dakota April 24, 2017 Delmar Kuper, 89, and Viola Kuper, 81,of Lennox, South Dakota, passed away Monday, April 24, 2017, at Sanford
Vanden Brink Vanden Brink 78 Boyden , Iowa April 22, 2017 Marvan Vanden Brink, 78, of Boyden, Iowa, died Saturday, April 22, 2017, at Sioux Center Health in Sioux Center,
The new director at Bright Start Daycare and Preschool has some fresh ideas for its future. Jenna Vanden Bosch explained that not everything needs to be changed. Her goal is to “just change some things up a little bit, get a little more structure.”
Hull City Council members made some plans for the summer at their meeting last week.
There are benefits to participating in art. Boyden-Hull High School’s art teacher, Melissa Brantsen said, “Visual arts obviously helps students grow in creativity, but it also helps to increase their confidence, perseverance and focus.
Juniors and seniors at Trinity Christian High School began their evening Friday by cruising the town. Then they met at the school to take pictures and enjoy appetizers. At around 5:15 pm., they left for Minerva’s in Sioux Falls to enjoy a fine-dining meal.
Mitchell Diekevers has signed a letter of intent to continue his football career at Northwestern College next fall.
LEMARS-It has been a long process for Trinity Christian in building a boys’ golf program, but the Tigers were rewarded for their hard work Tuesday, April 18, earning them the first War Eagle Conference dual victory in school history.
HINTON-After a long Easter break, the Trinity Christian girls’ track and field team was ready to get back into competitive action at the Hinton Blackhawk relays Tuesday, April 18.
SPRIIT LAKE-Trinity Christian probably had the smallest team at the Spirit Lake Indian boys’ relays Tuesday, April 18, but the Tigers saw a lot of positives they hoped to carry into the Hinton boy’s Blackhawk relays Thursday.
LEMARS-The Western Christian boys’ golf team continued its hot streak, downing the LeMars Bulldogs 150-173 in Lakes Conference golf at Willow Creek Golf and Country Club Tuesday, April 18.
ORANGE CITY-The weather for Siouxland Conference boys’ golf at Landsmeer Golf and Country Club Thursday was not as good as it has been, but Boyden-Hull played enough consistent golf to manage a second-place team finish in the meet and remain in the hunt for the conference crown.
HULL-The Western Christian girls’ golf team came up a few strokes short in a Lakes Conference dual with LeMars at Rolling Hills Country Club Tuesday, April 18, but the Wolfpack feel confident about how their individual play continues to improve.
HAWARDEN-It was the first time since the practice meet April 3 that the Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley girls’ and boys’ track teams were able to field a full squad and the Nighthawks showed off what their team could be capable of at the West Sioux Falcon Relays Thursday.
ROCK VALLEY-After having trouble in Sheldon a week ago, Boyden-Hull’s Brialle Koerselman had a much better time for Siouxland Conference girls’ golf at Rock Valley Golf and Country Club Thursday.
ORANGE CITY-For most if its 45-year history, the Knight Relays have been cold and rainy.
SHELDON-It was the final meet of the week for the Western Christian boys’ track and field team at the Sheldon Orab boys’ relays Thursday.
Sioux City Relays Wolfpack find success at the Sioux City Relays Nathan Broek | Sports Editor nbroek@ncppub.com SIOUX CITY-Various members of the Western Christian girls’ track and field team took to
HAWARDEN-Once again Western Christian took its time getting into the flow of the game and eventually found itself down 1-0 late against West Sioux.
HAWARDEN-It was 13 days to the date since the Western Christian girls played its last competitive soccer game due to rain and Easter break, but the Wolfpack showed little rust in a 6-1 nonconference girls’ soccer victory over West Sioux Tuesday, April 18.
