Winner News

The Winner Community Playhouse will present the comedy "The Sugar Bean Sisters" November 17, 18, 19, and 20th.

The Winner VFW and Ladies Auxiliary are once again doing the Hoiday Wreath Project.

It will be the fourth public hearing before the PUC as part of the Keystone XL proceeding.

The 46th annual Lincoln County Farmer/Rancher appreciation banquet will be held Nov.

Governor Mike Rounds made an informal visit to Winner yesterday afternoon. A small group of community leaders were present to have a cup of coffee and visit about issues.

The second session of basketball fundamentals continues this Thursday, October 29 with K-2nd grade going from 6-7PM and 3-5th grade going from 7-8:15PM. The Fundamentals portion of the program will only be open to kids from Kindergarten through 5th grade this year as 6th graders are being allowed to participate in Junior High Sports this year and ...

The Winner Chamber of Commerce is making plans for their 6th annual Parade of Lights.

The Small Business Administration South Dakota office was one of only six districts to meet its goal for the 2009 fiscal year.

The Rosebud Chapter of Pheasants Forever Banquet is set for Friday, October 23rd with a change in venue.

After four years of service Mike Hall has left Winner Regional Healthcare Center to take a position in Iowa.

Mathis Implement is hosting a haybuster demo day tomorrow, Thursday, October 8th at the Jason Bartels feed lot located 4 miles west and 4 miles north os Winner.

There will be a benefit luncheon tomorrow, Friday, October 9th from 11:00am to 2:00pm at the VFW in Winner.

We were as shocked as anyone upon hearing Gen. Stanley McChrystal say that an additional 45,000 ScuttleButton winners should be sent to Afghanistan.

Winner Regional Healthcare LTC each year looks forward to hosting a Halloween Party for area children.

Golden West celebrated the beginning of National Co-op Month in a big way by voting to approve the Agreement and Plan of Merger, bringing approximately 25,000 new members in to the Cooperative on January 1, 2010.

For most of the summer a quiet war raged on Washington Street. Two historic Greenwich Village townhouses just steps from one another both sat on the market with fairly severe price cuts, begging to be claimed.

South Dakota State University will honor the late Nobel Prize winner T.W. Schultz this coming week.

A discussion is set for Thursday, October 8th in Winner led by Kathy Antonen, SD School of Mines and Technology, in the lower level of the Tripp County Library beginning at 7:00pm. Anyone interested in reading the book may pick one up free of charge from the Tripp County Library.

The Winner Catholic Church will have their annual fall festival and turkey dinner on Sunday, October 4th.

The Winner Livestock Auction is set to host an R-Calf rollover sale at this Friday, October 2nd.