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Woonsocket · WoonsocketNotice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held with the Sanborn County Commissioners, acting as the Board of Adjustment, at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, June 17th 2025. The meeting will be held on the second floor of the Sanborn County Courthouse in the Commissioner Room in Woonsocket, S.D. In the event of inclement weather, the meeting will be rescheduled. The meeting is to discuss a Variance Application for Lot 3 of North View Addition, Woo…See the Story
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Woonsocket · WoonsocketPictured, left to right, are those who placed: Hope Baysinger – Senior Grand Champion, Ashley Pommer – Senior Reserve Champion, Avery Lockwood – Third Place Senior, Baylee Rostyne – Junior Grand Champion, Baylor Pazour – Beginner Grand Champion, Tynley Kayser – Beginner Reserve Champion, Kix Coleman – Third Place Beginner; not pictured: Charlotte Koch – Junior Reserve Champion, Delaney Klein – Third Place Junior. Photo courtesy of Cain Zoss.…Re…Read Article
Annual 4-H Fun Horse Show held in Sanborn County

Trees · WoonsocketEarlier this year, the Woonsocket Development Corporation (WDC) applied for and received a matching $1,500 Community Forestry Grant. The Development Corporation, as a non-profit, was required to contribute $1,500, and the forestry grant would match that $1,500. With this local funding and the forestry grant, the WDC was able to purchase 17 individual trees from East River Nursery that included hybrid elm, lindens, and maples. On Friday, May 30…Read Article