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Madison's Magical Christmas and KJAM's Parade of Lights brightened hearts on Dec. 7, bringing the holiday spirit to Lake County residents during the new and traditional festivities.
The Madison Central School Board approved a capital outlay plan, readings for several policies and an emergency management plan at its Dec. 9 meeting, and a student group shared the
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A wagging tail or a purring kitty can be welcome sights to pet owners coming home after a day of work or school, but dogs and cats do not always create those warm and fuzzy feelings for maintenance workers, especially if those animals are unrestrained or unsupervised.
Gov. Kristi Noem’s proposed cuts to the South Dakota State Library have local librarians worried about the future.
Bernie Schuurmans, Jessica Dawson and Nikki Troxell are the winners of this year's Madison Central School Educational Foundation's Big Apple Raffle.
The Lake County Commission substituted a motion from an earlier meeting to clarify that the coroner position would not be merged with the Sheriff's Office at its Dec. 17 meeting.
Less than a year after the official groundbreaking, the Hall family was able to step foot into their new home.
The children of Lake County have been very nice this year, according to Santa Claus.
While they come from different schools and have different experiences, the students of Laura Palmer's 4-H class have one thing in common: they enjoy sewing.
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