News from past issues of the Timber Lake and Isabel newspapers Timber Lake Topic February 1, 1945 Most parlor games were devised centuries ago by Elizabeth Rankin Chess, probably the most ancient ...

The Timber Lake Panthers split a pair of contests in the past week, slipping past Bison 55-51 last Tuesday, Feb. 10, before dropping a 69-54 decision to a hot-shooting Wall team at the Belle Fourche ...

Timber Lake wrestlers Selena Longbrake and Levi Berndt both earned second place finishes at the SD State Middle School ...

This cold weather is the perfect time to catch up on some reading. Stop in and check out these or other books and movies from the Dewey County Library: Adult: Baking Soda Bible by Sherie Owen; The ...

Three, two, one. OK, in your seats.” Just as she did as a teacher in her native Philippines, Madgelie Camba uses a countdown method to gain the attention of the gaggle of second-graders she now ...

Highway 12, one mile from the Missouri River Bridge. 2/5/2025 at 4:29 pm, conducted a traffic stop at the Highway 12/20 junction.

Guest opinion A farmer’s work is never done. Even in winter, farmers are planning for the next planting season.

Nathaniel O’Bryan represented Timber Lake School in the State ESports competition in Aberdeen last weekend, playing three ...

After accepting the resignation of maintenance manager Robert Martin, the Isabel Town Board, at its February 11 meeting, voted to put the work out for bids rather than hire an employee. The board will ...

With the Trump Administration and Elon Musk laying off federal employees in growing numbers, the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe has not been impacted locally as of yet, according to Chairman Ryman LeBeau.

Friday, February 14 was the last day of patient services at the McIntosh Community Clinic. Horizon Health Care made that announcement in January and started moving equipment out this week.

Last week, my daughter came home from school, laid her head down on the kitchen counter, and started to cry. “I’m SO BOOOOOORED!” she sobbed.