Wessington Fun Days Draws Crowd for Weekend Celebration

Wessington Fun Days Draws Crowd for Weekend Celebration

Wessington Fun Days Draws Crowd for Weekend Celebration

From a color run to karaoke under the summer sky, Wessington Fun Days once again proved that one small town can pack an entire day's worth of entertainment into a single Saturday.
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Golfers gather before teeing off at the Donna Rae Memorial 9-Hole Best Ball Tournament on July 17 at the Springs Country Club. The annual fundraiser raised more than $1,000 for an addition to the club's new cart shed, including storage space for the Wessington Springs Spartan golf team, while honoring the memory of Donna Rae and her legacy of giving back to the community. (PHOTO COURTESY REGINA TEVELDAL)

Golfers gather before teeing off at the Donna Rae Memorial 9-Hole Best Ball Tournament on July 17 at the Springs Country Club. The annual fundraiser raised more than $1,000 for an addition to the club's new cart shed, including storage space for the Wessington Springs Spartan golf team, while honoring the memory of Donna Rae and her legacy of giving back to the community. (PHOTO COURTESY REGINA TEVELDAL)

Donna Rae Memorial Tournament Raises Over $1,000 for cart shed addition

The Donna Rae Memorial 9-Hole Best Ball Golf Tournament raised more than $1,000 for the Springs...
John McWilliams, right, of Fort Worth, Texas, and Jason Wenzel of Wessington Springs stand beside the fully restored 1985 Plymouth Gran Fury that once served as the Springs Police Department patrol car driven by Jason's father, longtime Police Chief Larry 'Hawkeye' Wenzel. McWilliams brought the cruiser to the Leap to Lane Car Show, where it sparked memories and stories from residents. (KRISTI HINE / TRUE DAKOTAN)

John McWilliams, right, of Fort Worth, Texas, and Jason Wenzel of Wessington Springs stand beside the fully restored 1985 Plymouth Gran Fury that once served as the Springs Police Department patrol car driven by Jason's father, longtime Police Chief Larry 'Hawkeye' Wenzel. McWilliams brought the cruiser to the Leap to Lane Car Show, where it sparked memories and stories from residents. (KRISTI HINE / TRUE DAKOTAN)

A piece of Wessington Springs history rolls home

At first glance, it looked like another restored classic at the Leap to Lane Car Show.