Cheryl Halsey of Springfield spent November working on a beautiful mural for the Children’s Museum at the Mead Cultural Education Center. The mural features a wonderful river scene that the exhibits will utilize. Halsey was assisted by a trusty from the Yankton Trusty Unit. We are so appreciative and thankful of her work and excitement for the parlor room. We cannot wait for everyone to see the beautiful work done. Have you heard the news – we are hosting a New Year’s Eve par

Photo courtesy DTM After Krohmer Plumbing got the pipes hooked up for the furnaces, Kaiser Heating and Cooling fired up the furnaces (pictured above) and boy what a difference it has made in the building. Big thank you to them. Project manager Joseph James said they actually had to turn the thermostat down after it had been warming overnight. This is making a huge difference over the last several mornings when it has been chilly. Have you heard the news – we are hosting a New

With the recent chilly temps, the workers at the Mead Cultural Education Center were very pleased when Krohmer Plumbing was on-site recently. The guys from Krohmer did the finishing touches and got the pipes hooked to the meter so we now have heat in the building. A big thanks to everyone that had a hand in this project. This was a huge milestone to check off our list before the big move starts this spring. Have you heard the news – we are hosting a New Year’s Eve party! The

It’s November and the weather may be getting frightful, but the crew at the Mead Cultural Education Center isn’t slowing down. This week, the window crew - consisting of Chad Wampol (pictured left) and Ben Brunick - worked diligently to get the windows painted outside. The big push right now is to take advantage of the decent weather when they can, says project manager Joseph James. Work back at the Westside Park museum facility keeps pushing forward, as we prepare to start m