Southern city girl happy to be home in South Dakota
Robbi Geffre is a southern girl who lived in South Dakota as a teen and decided to come back later to live a slower paced lifestyle. “I really liked South Dakota and wanted the close knit feel of community in a small town,” she said. She was born at Fort Benning, Ga., while her dad was in the Army. The […]
Oscar Huettner, soldier, engineer, passes in N.J.
Oscar Alfred Huettner, 98, long-time resident of Towaco, N.J., passed away at The Chelsea at Montville on Oct. 6, 2017. Oscar was born in Mobridge on March 4, 1919. He was the son of Oscar Alban Huettner, who immigrated to the U.S. from Germany following service as a merchant seaman and later operated a nationally recognized photography studio. Oscar’s mother, […]
KATIE ZERR: Respecting the office, not the man
One of my tirades against something the president did or said this week brought a comment from my friend and co-worker Jay Davis that set me back on my heels a bit. “Show some respect,” he said as I went on about the president. I stopped and clarified that I respect the office and always have. I don’t respect the […]
Tigers churn out 50-0 win over McLaughlin
The Tigers closed out a 4-4 regular season with a 50-0 win over McLaughlin at Tiger Stadium on Friday. The Tigers got off to a quick start, slowed in the second quarter and then quickly put the game to an end in the third quarter. “We played pretty good in the first quarter,” said coach Dan Merkel. “The defense started […]
Lady Tigers drop 3-1 match to Linton-HMB
Getting back home did not help the Lady Tigers as they were defeated 3-1 by Linton-HMB at Mobridge-Pollock High School Gym on Tuesday. With it, the Lady Tigers have suffered seven straight losses. The Lady Tigers started the night falling behind 5-0 and never caught up. Linton-HMB went on to win 25-17 in set one. The Lady Tigers went on […]