Tyndall, SD

As one of the Horizon projects, the Bargain Shoppe has opened in Tyndall.  The shop will provide all types of articles needed by individuals in the community.  All items to be sold have been donated.  There are many items and a variety of items to pick from such as computer desks, booths, washer-dryer, clothes, shoes, boots, Christmas decorations, etc.  The store is being staffed by volunteers and had a successful opening on Saturday.  You should come in and see what it is all about.  If you have any items to donate please contact LeAnn Kniffen or Marilyn Stone.

The profit from the shop will be used throughout the community on other projects or charities.

Parents and patrons of school districts  are urged to talk to your legislators to fight for your schools.  A time to visit with the Dist. 19 legislators will be at a regional meeting set for Tuesday, Nov. 13 at 7 P.M. in the Tripp school auditorium.  Everyone is encouraged to talk with Senator Frank Kloucek, Representative Gary Jerke and Representative Jim Putnam and voice your concerns on education funding and ask them to fight for your schools. 

USDA Rural Development in South Dakota awarded a $61,800 loan and $10,900 grant to the City of Tyndall to purchase a building and renovate it for a youth center.

More on this to come including pictures.