Wolsey Senior Citizen Center Incorporated board member Dave Burnison, right, presents an $8,800 check to Wolsey EMS Director Scott Spiehs at the Wolsey Fire Hall. The donation retired the remaining balance on the community’s ambulance, helping pay off approximately $170,000 in debt in just two years through community fundraising efforts, donations and grants. (KRISTI HINE/TRUE DAKOTAN)
Community effort retires ambulance debt; Senior Center funds final payment
Wednesday, June 10, 2026
What was expected to be a 15year loan has been paid off in just two years thanks to community support, local fundraising efforts and a final donation from the Wolsey Senior Citizen Center Incorporated.News
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Shoppers fill Modest Moxie Boutique during the inaugural Sunset on Main event in Wessington Springs on May 21.
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Heather Larson of Sweet Grass serves beef samples during a cooking demonstration that allowed Women’s Ag Network attendees to compare how different cuts and cooking methods affect tenderness and flavor. (KRISTI HINE / TRUE DAKOTAN)
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Sports
Spartan boys place fifth at state; Thompson finishes fifth individually
Wolsey-Wessington’s Larz Tvedt competes during the South Dakota Class B State Golf Tournament in Brookings. Tvedt finished eighth overall, earning a top-10 finish among 141 golfers competing at the state meet. (PHOTO COURTESY SDPB)
Tvedt earns top-10 finish at Class B State Golf Tournament
Wolsey Senior Center board member Dave Burnison, left, presents a $3,000 donation to Riley Donovan to support the Wolsey Summer Recreation baseball program. The contribution helped expand the program to include both tee ball for ages 4-5 and coach-pitch baseball for ages 6-7. Nearly 40 youth are participating this summer, with games scheduled Mondays and Wednesdays throughout June. (KRISTI HINE / TRUE DAKOTAN)