Pioneer Review
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The Midland Fire Department held a banquet on February 26 at the Trinity Lutheran Church. During the evening four EMTs were recognized for their years of service to the Midland area. The four honorees pictured to the right are Linda Sinclair (29 years), Jan Tolton (23 years), Lola Roseth (32 years...
Last weekend a large crowd made its way to the Milesville Hall to watch 20 local actors visit the Egyptian Room at the museum. It had been 2 ½ years since the last Milesville Play. Anyone remember its name? The costumes, actions, and jokes made for many chuckles and outright laughing in the...
If you have ever wondered what it would be like to go to western Africa, one of Philip’s own has done just that. Roxy Gittings went on a medical mission trip with Bridges of Hope West Africa. A cardiac provider at Monument Health, Martin Digler is one of the primary founders along with his sisters...
In a town this small, have you ever imagined that there would be a tattoo shop? Look no further than right here on the corner of Oak Street and Center Avenue in Philip. Forty years ago Ron Heinze started his journey in Denver, Colorado. Ron has owned and operated many shops in his tattooing career...
Philip Health Services is thrilled to announce that it has received the 2024 Customer Experience Awards from Pinnacle Quality Insight, an HCP company. This recognizes Scotchman Living Center and Silverleaf Assisted Living Center’s outstanding performance and solidifies their position in the top...
Life flight was called in on Thursday, Feb. 1st but due to the fog that had moved in was unable to fly out. The crew had prepared the helicopter to sit until the fog lifted and was taken back to Rapid. After the fog had cleared on Sunday night the helicopter was made ready to fly back on Monday.
The recently formed Philip Area Health Foundation (PAHF) has been the fortunate recipient of several cash gifts from donors since its inception in 2020. Those gifts have been accumulating interest, and the time has come to select projects that will receive those monies. “We are grateful to have...
Jenna Maag joined the Philip Health Services team in January 2024 as a certified nurse practitioner. She began seeing patients at the Philip Clinic on January 15th and will eventually be working at the hospital ER and the Kadoka Clinic.Jenna grew up on a dairy farm north of Watertown, SD. She...
