NewsDecember 12 2018
Diehm completes basic training
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Diehm completes basic training
Drew Diehm, Presho resident, recently completed basic training followed by bridge crew training for the National Guard. His training was done in Ft. Leonardwood, Missouri. Diehm’s reporting unit will be at Chamberlain. Diehm will report one weekend a month and will be active duty for two weeks a year. He made the decision to join in honor of his grandpa Donald Diehm and great uncle Larry Diehm, who were both bridge crew members.
NewsDecember 12 2018
A Christmas caroling event planned
Posted by Lucy
A Christmas caroling event planned
A community Christmas Caroling event will be held on Thursday, December 20. All are welcome to attend the event. Children should be accompanied by an adult. Cookie donations are being requested for the event by Wed., Dec. 19 at the American Lutheran Church in Presho.
Anyone interested in participating is asked to meet at the American Lutheran Church in Presho at 6pm on December 20.
For more information or suggestions of where the group should stop can be shared with Jessica Downey by calling 605-220-4655 or McKinsie Fuoss at 605-450-8978.
Anyone interested in participating is asked to meet at the American Lutheran Church in Presho at 6pm on December 20.
For more information or suggestions of where the group should stop can be shared with Jessica Downey by calling 605-220-4655 or McKinsie Fuoss at 605-450-8978.
NewsDecember 05 2018
Thrift Store Fashion Show
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Thrift Store Fashion Show
The Thrift Store & More held a fashion show at Jet Lanes Saturday, December 1. Those who picked out an outfit from the Thrift Show to model were l-r: Donna Brakke, Kennadee Shook, Teresa Hanson holding Kami, Carol Ehlers, Sue Lillebo, and Lois Comp. Front row l-r: Kenzie and Mesa. Not pictured Pastor Arlyn Rusche.
NewsDecember 05 2018
Kids Shopping day planned at Thrift Store
Posted by Lucy
Kids Shopping day planned at Thrift Store
By Angela Eves/LCH
By Angela Eves/LCH
The Presho Thrift Store & More will hold a Kids Night at the store Wed., Dec. 12 from 4:00 to 7:00 pm to allow children the opportunity to shop for family members.
Youth fifth grade and under are invited to bring a shopping list of the people they want to shop for and Thrift Store volunteers will assist them in finding appropriate gifts to fill their shopping list and will assist the children in wrapping their gifts. Each child will receive a $10 gift certificate to use towards purchasing their gifts.
“We want to give them the opportunity to experience the joy of shopping for family members but also to learn that sometimes it’s necessary to budget your money,” said Comp.
Comp stated that parents or guardians may drop their children off at the store to shop and pick them up after they complete their purchases and the gifts are wrapped.
The store has a large supply of Christmas related items for sale including decorations, cards, and other supplies.
“There are lots of nice, new things we have held back throughout the year to give the kids a good selection of gifts to shop through,” stated Comp. “It’s so fun to see the kids and their excitement.”
Donations of gently used items including clothes, toys, household items, decorations and furniture are always appreciated.
Volunteers are needed to help the children shop and wrap gifts, contact the store at 895-MORE.
The Thrift Store will be open Dec. 20, 21 and 22. Christmas décor will be half price on those days and Quarter Day will be held the following weekend on Sat., Dec. 29.
To remind Lyman County residents the local food pantry located at the Thrift Store & More is available to those in need twice a month. Even with food well stocked donations are always welcome.
Youth fifth grade and under are invited to bring a shopping list of the people they want to shop for and Thrift Store volunteers will assist them in finding appropriate gifts to fill their shopping list and will assist the children in wrapping their gifts. Each child will receive a $10 gift certificate to use towards purchasing their gifts.
“We want to give them the opportunity to experience the joy of shopping for family members but also to learn that sometimes it’s necessary to budget your money,” said Comp.
Comp stated that parents or guardians may drop their children off at the store to shop and pick them up after they complete their purchases and the gifts are wrapped.
The store has a large supply of Christmas related items for sale including decorations, cards, and other supplies.
“There are lots of nice, new things we have held back throughout the year to give the kids a good selection of gifts to shop through,” stated Comp. “It’s so fun to see the kids and their excitement.”
Donations of gently used items including clothes, toys, household items, decorations and furniture are always appreciated.
Volunteers are needed to help the children shop and wrap gifts, contact the store at 895-MORE.
The Thrift Store will be open Dec. 20, 21 and 22. Christmas décor will be half price on those days and Quarter Day will be held the following weekend on Sat., Dec. 29.
To remind Lyman County residents the local food pantry located at the Thrift Store & More is available to those in need twice a month. Even with food well stocked donations are always welcome.
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