Pioneer Review
Penny Wars is a fundraiser competition that has been held in the Haakon School District for the last several years. This year it was spearheaded by Bobbi Antonsen and Morgan Cantrell as a student council community service project, during Homecoming Week.
Each year the raised funds go to a...
by Del Bartels
“It’s not very big, but big enough,” stated Heather Olney about the space and decor of her new salon, The Nail Bar, at 609 W. Pine Street in Philip.
The Nail Bar is a full-service nail salon. Having opened Sept. 5, the establishment promotes itself as “an affordable touch of luxury...
The Country Cupboard food pantry, which will resume its winter hours starting Sept. 6, is in dire need of food items to restock its shelves and freezers.
“We thank everyone for their donations. Without them, the Country Cupboard food pantry would not work,” said board member Mike West.
Pantry...
The Philip Scotties’ Homecoming begins Tuesday, Sept. 5, and activities are planned for the week.
This year’s theme throughout the week and for the Homecoming parade is “TV Shows,” in which costumes, songs, quotes and off-takes may be used.
Tuesday, Scotties are encouraged attire for students,...
What to do with the maintenance shed was the main focus of the Haakon School District Board of Education meeting, Monday evening, Aug. 14.
The original plan was to leave the building at its present location. The board was informed by the general contractor that leaving it there creates problems...
The calls came into the Philip Volunteer Fire Department early Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 2.
A grassfire had been started by a lightning strike from storm clouds that brought a constant 35 miles per hour wind, but brought no rain. Philip firemen responded, taking several trucks and their two-man...
The South Dakota Cross Country and Track and Field Coaches Association announced the recipients of its coaches of the year awards during the organization’s July 2017 meeting.
Karol Patterson is the head coach at Wall High School. Wall is a Class B school in Area 4. Patterson won the title of 2017...
Part 3 – A Small Town Difference
Today, Art’s son, Jerry Kroetch, is at the center Scotchman, carrying on a tradition of proudly producing American-made machines in our nation's heartland.
"We are proud to say that our world-famous ironworkers are still made in small town Philip, South Dakota, USA...
Part 2 of 3
Business Sense Leading to Metal Fabricating (From Junk Business, to Metal Fabricating) (You choose a Title!)
Prior to 1967, the heart and soul of the ironworking machine was the conventional flywheel-type design. During one of Art’s steel supply trips back and forth from Minnesota,...
Part 1 of 3
Firmly rooted in tradition, with an eye on the future, Scotchman Industries, Inc., is celebrating its hydraulic ironworker’s 50th birthday this year. It’s been half a century since Scotchman debuted its hydraulic-powered ironworker and we are honored to have served the manufacturing...
