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Lyman Girls defeat White River
The volleyball season opener was a clean sweep for the Raiders as all three teams, varsity, JV and C team defeated White River at home Tuesday night. Varsity was 3-1; JV 2-1; and the "C" team won 2-0.
Presho shooting Range to be open Tuesday nights The Presho Public Shooting Range (PPSR), located south of the city airport, will be open to the public every Tuesday evening starting August 31. Presho City Council member Dustin Smith, who was instrumental in obtaining the Federal grant that helped pay for the improvements at the range, will open the trap and skeet range every Tuesday at approximately 8 pm. “I hope people will come out and see what has been done and try it out,” said Smith. While the course is open to the public to use anytime, the trap houses and equipment are locked and a key is necessary to gain access. According to Smith people can contact the city finance office to obtain a key and sign a waiver and release agreement prior to using the range. “People need to bring their own clay pigeons and ammo as no fees are charged to use the range,” added Smith. The newly refurbished range has two trap houses, automatic throwers, outdoor lighting, and an eight position skeet range. The project was funded by the City of Presho and with grant funds obtained through US Fish & Wildlife. Smith said he hopes by opening the range one night a week people will be encouraged to come out and use the facility.
Poker Run Benefits Fire DepartmentFormer Presho fire chief Jim Kotz rode his Cadet riding lawn mower and pulled a trailer carrying the ‘oldest’ lawn mower entered in the Presho Fire Department’s annual Lawn Mower Poker Run fundraiser Saturday, Aug. 21. Jim’s wife Eileen accompanied him. The Poker run, in it’s second year, was followed by a meal and music at the fire hall. First place went to Joel Filler of Pierre, SD and second to Tim Wagner, Presho. Both men donated their winnings back to the Fire Department.
