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The Langford Area football team ended its abbreviated season on a high note on Friday by trouncing North Central 40-14.

The Langford Area volleyball squad was swept in a pair of matches in the past week but both losses were hardfought affairs. Great Plains Lutheran posted a 25-21, 26-24, 25-23 decision on Thursday and last week Tuesday Aberdeen Roncalli came out on top 25-22, 2513, 27-25. Langford Area, now 10-13, hosts Wyndmere-Lidgerwood on Thursday, competes in a tournament in Miller on Saturday, hosts Groton on Monday, and plays at Webster Area on Tuesday.

Carl Mervin Ogren passed away surrounded by loved ones on October 5, 2023 in Bellevue, Washington. Carl was born in Britton, South Dakota on September 11, 1941.

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Playoffs Begin On Oct. 19

Awards, medals, premiums and other recognitions were handed out to Marshall County 4-Hers in traditional 4-H Clubs members in addition to 4-H Cloverbuds and Pee Wees at the Marshall County 4-H Recognition Event that was held Sunday afternoon at the Marshall County Community Building in Britton.

South Dakota Game, Fish & Parks and the Fort Sisseton State Historic Park Commission launched a new master plan last month to improve facilities, protect cultural heritage and improve the visitor experience over the next decade.

This summer at the South Dakota State Fair, Waletich Sisters, Inc, Eden, was recognized as a Century Farm by the South Dakota Farm Bureau during the State Fair in Huron. Accepting the award were Gloria Young, Watertown, Donna Karst, Sisseton, Vickie George, Sisseton, Linda Deutsch, Britton, and Yvonne Lentsch, Eden.