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Ongoing Construction at Iverson and Kingsbury Streets: Key Updates and Impact on Local Traffic
Newsletter #4 Summary\n\nH&W Contracting has resumed construction at the intersection of Iverson Street and Kingsbury Street. The focus is on installing a new sanitary sewer lift station, with completion expected by mid-May 2024. Currently, the intersection is closed to traffic and will remain so until work on Kingsbury Street is complete.\n\nAs construction continues, H&W will close additional intersections along Kingsbury Street. The contractor plans to set up dewatering wells next week. The installation of the sanitary sewer main is scheduled to begin in mid-May, starting with boring under the railroad.\n\nLocal residents have raised concerns about garbage pickup and driveway access during construction. H&W has assured that garbage collection will continue, and driveway access will be restored daily after work hours.\n\nFor inquiries or concerns, residents can contact Lance Nolz at DGR Engineering. He is reachable at 605-999-6515 or via email at [email protected] DGR and the Town of Gayville will assist and coordinate as needed throughout the project.'Visit here for more details.
Local Law Graduate Shantay Werdel Returns to Serve Highmore Community
Shantay Werdel, a recent graduate from the Knudson School of Law, plans to return to her hometown in South Dakota to practice law and contribute to her community. Werdel, who also completed her undergraduate studies at South Dakota State University, stayed in her home state for law school to better understand local laws. She chose a career in law to help those in need, driven by her passion for community service.
Pierre Native Jennie Fuerst Strives to Serve South Dakota Through Law Career
Jennie Fuerst, from Pierre, South Dakota, aims to contribute to her home state through her legal profession. After earning a Bachelor of Business Administration from Black Hills State University, she worked with the South Dakota Department of Game, Fish, and Parks. This role, which involved drafting legal documents, inspired her to pursue a law degree at the University of South Dakota Knudson School of Law.
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