Hello out there….do your businesses in town support each other when there is an open house, fundraiser, or event..? Just checking. I think we could improve on that in our town, and would like to find out what the secret is !
Read about hard work in the “Memories of a Bootlegger’s Daughter”, a book published by 91 yr.old Leona Pietz, from Parkston, SD. She will be at the Art & Antique Gallery in Tyndall on Saturday, the 27 of Sept. from 9:30 am- 12:00pm to greet people and sign her book, which will be available at the regular price that day.
It is an amazing account of darn hard work, hard times, and how she helped her Dad with the bootlegging business ( during Prohibition in the 1930″s) so that the family could afford to live. The books will hopefully be available on consignment at the Gallery thereafter, if there are any left! Come for coffee and greet this interesting lady. The book has already sparked some interesting conversations!
The Strategic Planning Committee will be checking in with Dave on September 30, Tuesday nite. He will be looking to see if we are moving forward with our projects. Things are moving along, some faster than others. Will post a report.
Tyndall Community Foundation has approved bylaws and signed the fund agreement with the South Dakota Community Foundation. The Board is now taking donations! The gals at the Art & Antique Gallery in Tyndall are painting the “thermometer” sign which will be posted along Main Street for everyone to watch the money grow…! Our goal is $100,000. It is an exciting thing for Tyndall. Horizons got us started !
Brad, his friends and their dads installed the frisbee golf course in the Tyndall City Park…..he was helped along by teacher Chad Jodozi and was supported by donations from Horizons Fund, several businesses and individuals, and approved by the city council. Take your golf frisbee and go have a game.