Pioneer Review
Kelton Quinn, a member of Mitchell Tech’s first Entrepreneurship cohort and owner of KU Craftmanship, competed as a finalist in the Governor’s Giant Vision Competition.“I’m excited, but it’s a little nerve-racking,” the 21-year-old Milesville native said.For his contest entry, Quinn stated that he...
Philip Health Services' "Know Your Numbers" Health Fair was held Saturday, April 6, at the American Legion Hall in Philip with a terrific turn-out. Over 20 vendors participated in the event and the Philip Health Services lab offered a variety of tests at a reduced price. We hope to see you again...
Monte Palecek retired from Scotchman Ind on Friday, March 29th after 43 years of employment. Monte was originally hired in 1981 to be Scotchman’s cost accountant, but over the years he also took on numerous tasks such as setting up and maintaining labor tracking software, creating many, many...
Standing next to a row of bookcases in the Mitchell High School library, South Dakota’s lieutenant governor was asked about taking the reins of state government.It’s a sensitive subject for Larry Rhoden, who has embraced his supporting role as Gov. Kristi Noem’s second-in-command since entering...
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The Midland Fire Department held a banquet on February 26 at the Trinity Lutheran Church. During the evening four EMTs were recognized for their years of service to the Midland area. The four honorees pictured to the right are Linda Sinclair (29 years), Jan Tolton (23 years), Lola Roseth (32 years...
Last weekend a large crowd made its way to the Milesville Hall to watch 20 local actors visit the Egyptian Room at the museum. It had been 2 ½ years since the last Milesville Play. Anyone remember its name? The costumes, actions, and jokes made for many chuckles and outright laughing in the...
If you have ever wondered what it would be like to go to western Africa, one of Philip’s own has done just that. Roxy Gittings went on a medical mission trip with Bridges of Hope West Africa. A cardiac provider at Monument Health, Martin Digler is one of the primary founders along with his sisters...
In a town this small, have you ever imagined that there would be a tattoo shop? Look no further than right here on the corner of Oak Street and Center Avenue in Philip. Forty years ago Ron Heinze started his journey in Denver, Colorado. Ron has owned and operated many shops in his tattooing career...
