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By Mary C. Hunt

Bennett County High School JAG II class hosted a Career Fair at the American Legion Auditorium on Wednesday, October 17th. The idea for the Fair came from the sophomore class unit discussion on Career Awareness.

During the Career Awareness unit, students have been studying different careers and jobs. According to the JAG II students, most of their peers think they know what they…

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By Mary C. Hunt

The Snow Queen was nothing short of amazing! Sixty-two Bennett County Schools students auditioned on Monday and immediately began daily rehearsals for a musical that they would debut on Friday  for the first time. All the students should be very proud of their hard work and what they achieved. 

The actors and The Missoula Children’s Theatre performed an original musical…

Read more: The Snow Queen: A Delightful Production

The Snow Queen, brought to Martin by the Bennett County Schools PTO and produced by the Missoula Children’s Theatre, will be performed on Friday, Oct. 19th at 5:30 p.m. and Saturday, Oct. 20th at 1:00 p.m. at the American Legion Auditorium. A free-will donation will be accepted at the door in lieu of tickets.

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By Tim Huether

Over the past 44 years, the Bennett County Booster had three different owners and many different employees, but one thing remained the same, Shirley Hahn. Shirley retired from the Booster at the end of September after logging 44 years of working there.

“I was working at Harold’s Motel and reporters were in Martin covering the AIM takeover at Wounded Knee,” said Shirley. “They were…

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By Joyce Glynn

“I am not looking for a full or part-time job,” Tim Huether says with his signature humor, as he nears the end of a 34-year career in the newspaper publishing business.

“But,” he adds with a grin, “I am looking for a second job for my wife to help pay for my health insurance.”

This will mark Huether’s last week of owning a business, where the demands of daily and weekly deadlines…

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By Marj Oleske

Laura Hodson was sworn in as an attorney by Justice Janine Kern, with the South Dakota Supreme Court, on Friday, September 21, at the Pennington County Courthouse in Rapid City. Attending the ceremony were her parents, Kevin and Kaye Hodson, of Martin, and other family members; grandmother, Garnet Audiss; and aunts KayCee Hodson, Mary Christensen, and Liz Fredrickson. Not able to…

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