Lady hoopsters learn and grow Tuesday, January 18, 2011 By Monica Peacock It’s a learning year for the Girls’basketball team. The Panthers, who are 1-5 this season, lack experience more than anything. They lost six seniors this year, and Junior Abbie Huber is the only playe full story

Fifth grade honor and merit roll Tuesday, January 18, 2011 By Panther Staff [ArticleImageHyperLink] Hannah Barbee, Baylie Bas, Elizabeth Bauer, Kade Bohan, Miranda Bok, Niya Broveak, Jameson Bull, Mykaylan Burner, Branden Butler, Hope Carlson, Austin Carter, Kylie Christiansen, Steven Clark, Hanna C full story

Text talk Tuesday, January 18, 2011 By Haley Likness [ArticleImageHyperLink] I plAD w ur hart! Got 404 n d gAm, Oh ~:o ~:o. Oops!... you tink im n luv. Dat Im snt frm abof. I’m not dat NOsNt. If the reader finds the above sentence confusing, he is not alone. This is a glimps full story

Someone else's werido Tuesday, January 18, 2011 By Gina Nauman [ArticleImageHyperLink]   When I was a sophomore in high school, I assumed taking a challenging course at the local community college would yield a sophisticated professor, a challenging curriculum, and a class with ae full story

District teacher wins state honors Tuesday, January 18, 2011 By Mary Dick The high school is gaining statewide attention again. This time Dakota Valley art teacher, Midge Zimmerman, received the “South Dakota High School Teacher of the Year Award” in January 2011.  “I repr full story

On a Roll Tuesday, January 18, 2011 By Monica Peacock The boys’ basketball team is undefeated in the regular season this year. Head Coach Jason Kleis believes the key to the success is all about hard work. “We really talked to the boys about more effort full story

Emotion drives new Skillet effort Tuesday, January 18, 2011 By Megan Haag [ArticleImageHyperLink] Filled with original melodies and emotional lyrics, the rock band Skillet’s latest Album “Awake” is definitely worth listening to. Perhaps the pinnacle (or the best moment) of the album is when the full story

Computer misuse = restricted access Tuesday, January 18, 2011 By Gina Nauman [ArticleImageHyperLink] Perusing the classrooms in the high school, it is not uncommon to see a student opened up to a website with a bright red banner emblazoned across the top of the page. The banner reads: “Web Page Block full story