shop online at www.missourivalleyshopper.com January 31, 2017 • Page 11 16 20 Year In Review January 2 Joan Neubauer of Yankton has been selected Yankton’s 2015 Citizen of the Year, decided by representatives from several civic organizations and entities. The Press & Dakotan is a cosponsor of the award. Her most demanding organizations she’s involved with are the Yankton County Historical Society and Yankton College (YC). The former, of which Neubauer is president, is currently busy completing the 3 YEARS IN BUSINESS restoration of the Mead Building. She Yankton Children’s Choir (president) and Yankton Children’s Theatre, Community Relations Board of the Federal Prison Camp, The Center, RSVP Volunteers, General Federation of Women’s Club, Retired School Personnel (formerly Retired Teachers), Cramer-Kenyon Historic Home, Yankton Community Forum, Questers, Yankton Area Arts, Yankton High School Fine Arts Hall of Fame, Abil- ity Building Services, Lewis and Clark Community Theatre, Friday Singers. Archery Indoor Championships in February 2018 and the World Archery Field Championships in September 2020. January 5 Yankton CVB director Stephanie Moser, NFAA president Bruce Cull and NFAA marketing director Brittany Salonen are headed to Europe and Las Vegas this month for back-to-back archery tournaments – but they won’t pack bows and arrows. Yankton is gearing up to host the World January 11 Musician David Bowie, who broke pop and rock boundaries with his music died yesterday, he was 69. January 12 For more than 1,000 people, the Rev. 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She has held numerous positions during her 26 years with the South Dakota Department of Corrections (DOC), the last 11 years as associate warden. The landscape of Mount Marty College athletics is about to look quite a bit different. A Fieldhouse and Cimpl Arena upgrades are part of future plans, President Marc Long told the Yankton Quarterback Club Wednesday. Mount Marty hopes to make an announcement later this spring detailing a “major gift” that would support a fieldhouse, the president told the crowd. January 16 Today is the 25th anniversary of the start of the 1991 Persian Gulf War. The Persian Gulf War, a U.S.-led effort to oust Saddam Hussein’s Iraqi forces from Kuwait. Kuwait was liberated on February 27, 1991. Glen Frey, a Rock ‘n Roll rebel who co-founded the Eagles with Don Henley died yesterday at the age of 67. Some of the Eagles’s famous hits include “Hotel California” and “Life in the Fast Lane”. January 23 The suspect in an officer involved shooting last September has been sentenced to 25 years in the South Dakota State Penitentiary on two charges of aggravated assault against law enforcement and one charge of aggravated assault. Trae Angel agreed to a plea deal in December. January 27 Abe Vigoda known for playing Phil Fish in the 1970s hit TV series “Barney Miller” died yesterday at the age of 94. January 29 Crofton, Neb., head coach Aaron Losing notches his 300th career coaching win over previously unbeaten Pierce, Neb.. He now boasts a career win of 300-41. The majority of those win coming from his career with Crofton High School. January 30 Dr. Brooks Ranney of Yankton will be celebrating his 100th birthday on January 31. Ranney came to Yankton after serving in World War II he joined the Yankton Clinic in 1948. His specialty was OB/GYN and he delivered many babies throughout his career. February 3 A Groundhog Day storm dumped at least 10 inches of snow on Yankton and larger amounts on much of southeast South Dakota and northeast Nebraska. Wind gusts were reported to be 46 mph creating a powerful blizzard, which brought the area to a standstill. Maurice White, founder of Earth, Wind & Fire, whose band sold more than 90 million albums died yesterday at the age of 74. February 6 Kirsti Skuza of Sioux Falls and Luke Loecker of O’Neill, Neb., were crowned Lady and Lord Marben during the Mount Marty College Homecoming coronation last night at Marian Auditorium. February 8 The Denver Broncos defeated the Carolina Panthers in Super Bowl 50 Sunday at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif., 24-10. Von Miller led the Broncos with a record tying seven sacks and forced four turnovers. Quarterback Peyton Manning threw for just 141 yards and committed two turnovers in what could have been his last game. February 12 A second chance prom will be held February 14 at Minerva’s in Yankton all proceeds from the event will go to the Ability Building Services Foundation. ABS is a private not-for-profit community agency that provides prevocational activities, vocational training, residential training and other supports and services by people with developmental disabilities in the Yankton area. February Father Valerian Odermman is the new chaplain at Mount Marty College. He is a native of North Dakota, replacing Father Thomas Wordekemper. The Missouri National Recreational River preps for the National Park Service’s Centennial celebration. The year-long celebration culminates on August 25 with the Founder’s Day program at Riverside Park in Yankton featuring musicians, artists and presentations. February 14 Antonin Scalia the most influential and conservative member of the United States Supreme Court, died yesterday at the age of 79. February 20 Powerful winds swept across the area yesterday. Winds gusting up to 60 mph brought down trees, damaged structures and snapped power lines across the area causing power outages in some places. Harper Lee, novelist, whose view of racial injustice in a small southern town, “To Kill a Mockingbird,” became a standard reading for millions of people and an Oscar winning film, died yesterday at the age of 89. March 2 South Dakota Senators voted 25-10 yesterday to increase the state sales tax and use tax to 4.5 percent. The tax has been 4 percent since 1969. Governor Daugaard asked for the higher tax to as part of a plan to raise teacher’s salaries in public schools and get South Dakota out of last place nationally. March 3 The Mount Marty College Women’s Basketball team will face Purdue-Calumet in the opening round of the NAIA Division II Women’s Basketball Tournament in Sioux City, Iowa. This is their first tourney appearance in five years. Governor Dennis Daugaard vetoed a bill this week that would have required transgender students to use bathrooms and locker rooms that match their sex at birth. March 8 Work is set to begin in the next couple of weeks on Dakota Plains Ag grain sorting facility at Napa Junction. March 9 Former First Lady Nancy Reagan’s funeral procession begins today in Simi Valley, Calif. The police motorcade will take her body to the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library to be buried next to her husband, former President Ronald Reagan. Mrs. Reagan died Sunday at the age of 94.