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ECEC work winding up
Electricians have been busily working inside the Boys and Girls Club of Moody County’s new Early Childhood Enrichment Center set to open in May. The center is in the process of hiring staff to work in the new building and either have or will be contacting families soon who showed…
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Demolition notice sparks dispute
By Carleen WildMoody County Enterprise A downtown building on the east end of Second Avenue near the Crystal Theatre is posted for demolition, setting up another chapter in a long-running dispute between the Weigel family and the City of Flandreau over property conditions and code concerns.City officials have placed signage…
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Egan board members file Open Meetings complaint
By Carleen WildMoody County Enterprise Two members of the Egan City Board have filed a formal complaint alleging 32 violations of South Dakota’s Open Meetings laws, with the matter now pending before the state’s Open Meetings Commission.Board members Michelle Ten Eyck and Jerome Olson submitted the complaint in November after…
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Was a bit chilly in there
Moody County Courthouse staff bundled up over the past couple of weeks after the building’s boiler went out. Commission Assistant Marty Skroch said the system failed Feb. 9 or 10, leaving common areas and the courtroom especially chilly. Judge Wheeler moved one scheduled Moody County hearing to Brookings County due…
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Says city will demolish building
The Weigel family is seeking community support as they work to save a downtown Flandreau building their family has owned since 1999. The structure, used primarily for storage, has fallen into disrepair — particularly in recent years — prompting city officials to cite code violations and raise concerns about its…
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Inaugural Casey Wilson Memorial Rodeo set
Will be held June 5–6 in Flandreau By Carleen WildMoody County Enterprise In South Dakota, local rodeos often feel like more than an event on the calendar.They’re neighbors in the stands. Kids lined up along the fence, peering into the chute. Families who build their summers around dust, livestock and…
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Young directors take on ‘The Day the Crayons Quit’
Two local homeschool students are stepping into new roles this winter — not just on stage, but behind the scenes.Rehearsals have been underway since November for an independent production of “The Day the Crayons Quit,” directed by Hannah Ehrichs, 14, and Arianna Meyer, 13, both of Flandreau. The pair, longtime…
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We are celebrating Our 150th!
Your Moody County Enterprise is celebrating the 150th anniversary of bringing you 52 weeks each year of local news in Moody County. This week’s issue begins that…dated Volume 150, Issue 1.There’s not a lot of fanfare on our part to go with it, but we’re showing a photo of that…
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Shelter leadership shifts as new executive director steps in
There’s a change in leadership at the local domestic violence shelter.Lynn PoorBear has stepped into the role of executive director, following Destiny Jorenby, who transitioned out of the position this week. The change comes as the shelter works alongside a relatively new board of directors and navigates a steady increase…
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Flandreau Robotics Team looks to attend “Worlds” in spring
Holding BINGO Saturday to raise money to attend A Flandreau robotics team has been selected to represent South Dakota at the international FIRST® Championship in Houston this April.Nacho Average Team received the Robot Design Award at the South Dakota State Championship on January 24th, 2026. This, along with their outstanding…
