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Prairie Post Grand Opening
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The newly remodeled Prairie Post served close to 300 people at their Grand Opening Saturday, June 27 in Presho.  Brisket sandwiches, hamburgers, chips and ice cream were prepared and served by the employees. Door prize winners included Ron Schweitzer, Chad Penny, Trevor Mortenson, Carol Birgen, Monte Diehm, Wesley Hofwolt, Kris Cleveland, Linda Olivier, Sue Choal, Bette Reumann, Kim Halverson, Mike Sweeney and Cecelia Hofwolt. The Prairie Post is open for business from 7 am to 11 pm daily.

Posted on Thursday July 02, 2009 | email to someone printer friendly

Driving Range to open at Golf Course
Friday fun nights planned

A driving range is about to open at the Medicine Creek Golf Course, according to club member Dean Reumann.

The driving range, located south of the club house, will be operational by the July fourth weekend tournament.  New mats and over 2000 range balls have been purchased and the field will be marked for range action.  Buckets of balls will be available at the clubhouse and season passes will be available as well.  Cost for the driving range will be posted in the club house.

It’s been a number of years since a driving range was open at Medicine Creek.  Golfers of all ages are looking forward to the opening of the new range.

Another new event at the golf course, Friday Fun Night, got started June 26.  It was the first in a series of fun nights planned for the course this summer.   Happy Hour was from 5-6 PM as people registered. A 9-hole course was played as a par three course with new tee box locations. 

Jed McNaughton posted low score of 31 on the windy pre-storm evening.   Don Jennings won the lone skin for a birdie 2 on the last hole, making his other (numerous) shots a distant memory.  Burgers and hot dogs were available at the club house.

This Friday, July 3, the game will be a 3-club tourney.  Players are allowed to use just three of their clubs for the entire round.  Entry for the Friday Golf nights is $10, plus green fees for non-members. 

A member/guest tourney held Sunday, June 14 was deemed a success by organizer Dean Reumann.  “Despite short notice, we had 52 people show up for a great afternoon of golf,” said Reumann.  A lunch provided by Brian and Deb Miller of BJ’s Food Center, Kennebec, followed the tournament.

Reumann added that you don’t have to be a member to come out and play. While memberships are encouraged,  people may pay individually green fees and rent a golf cart throughout the season.
Posted on Thursday July 02, 2009 | email to someone printer friendly

Vivian to host Fourth of July Celebration
By Lonis Wendt

Following a two-year interval, the Vivian Community Club and Vivian Volunteer Fire Department  will resume it’s momentous, old-fashioned, “Fourth of July” celebration.

All are invited to Vivian Saturday, July 4 to celebrate America’s birthday, our liberties, freedom and independence.

A patriotic parade at 1 PM will start the day,  followed by kids games, a  sanctioned kids pedal tractor pull,  horseshoes, firemens’ bed race (not yet sanctioned), raffle, BBQ and  “Firemen’s Follies” program are scheduled.  A DJ dance in Vivian will follow.  Food and  beer will be sold at the Tiki garden through out the day. 

Proceeds  from the event will be used for the betterment of the community of Vivian.
Let Freedom Ring, still the land of the free, because of the brave!
Posted on Thursday July 02, 2009 | email to someone printer friendly

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Reliance community members gathered for an ice cream social Monday, June 15. Front to back; Dorothy and Wayne Monson, Ed Biggers, Tisha Herman, David Reis and Don McManus study the results of the Horizons community survey recently completed.

Posted on Wednesday June 24, 2009 | email to someone printer friendly

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