Memorial Day ceremonies across the area brought generations together to honor fallen service members and preserve their stories for the future
Memory Lives Through Community
Wednesday, May 27, 2026
Memorial Day ceremonies held across the area Monday shared a common purpose: ensuring the sacrifices of fallen service members are never forgotten.News
Moments of Remembrance 2026
Timothy Bjork’s Army portrait. From June 11-14, Tim and a few dozen other South Dakota veterans will be feted in Brookings when “The Wall that Heals” arrives to honor veterans killed in Vietnam and those who served there and have died since.
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Wessington Springs FCCLA members are shown at the 2026 State Leadership Conference. Shown back row, left to right are: Lily Roesler, Drake Tobin, Micah Orth, Grayson Finn, Cole Wenzel, Londyn Mikkelson, Emmitt Feistner. MIDDLE ROW: Sutten Jensen, Tierney Knipfer, Kendall Kolousek, Katie Hernandez, Kenzie Kolousek, Tenley Olinger, Eiza Ciciliano, Jalene Reiner. FRONT ROW: Kaitlyn Braun, Mercedes Jones, Tregen Jensen, Sydney Richardson, Hayes Havlik. PHOTO COURTESY CHARLOTTE MOHLING)
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1st grade Shown with Principal for the hour Will Arhart and Quinten Christensen, AR award recipients are: Harper Sealey, Leelin Polly, McCrae Nickels, Harvey Cashman, Lucy Cashman, Aurora Olson, Harlowe Harmdierks. Not pictured: August Getman.