The Letcher Community Church held their first service in their newly remodeled church after 18 months of construction and COVID.
Spirit of Faith Lutheran-Methodist Church, meanwhile, held their very first Rally Day, as well as installed a new cross on their building.
You can see additional pictures and read all the details in this week’s issue of the Sanborn Weekly Journal!
Aubrey Moody just continues to dominate in the junior high rodeo circuit. On Sunday, Aug. 29, she and her brother traveled to Chamberlain to participate in the Chamberlain Jr. Rodeo. Moody earned first place in the flag race, first place in pole bending, second place in barrels and third place in goat tying. Her flag race was the fastest of the day in both boys and girls and in all age brackets. She earned the All-Around Championship award for her performance on Sunday.
Moody’s younger brother, Arthur Neugebauer, earned first place in barrels, first place in pole bending and second place in goat tying. He earned the award of Reserve All-Around Champion for his efforts on Sunday.
…See a picture in the Sept. 2 issue of the Sanborn Weekly Journal!
On Friday, Aug. 20, Mason Moody competed at the Challenge of Champions bull riding in Sandpoint, Idaho. It was a two-head competition, and he rode both bulls, scoring an 87 and 88. Those scores earned him first place for the evening.
The next night, Moody competed in the PBR Touring Pro event in Redmond, Ore. It was also a two-head competition. He rode his first bull for a score of 84 and was bucked off his second bull. The one score was enough for him to earn third place in that event.
Moody continues to improve with each performance. Any local fans who want to see him ride will have that chance soon as he will be riding in the Bull Bash event at the South Dakota State Fair on Wednesday, Sept. 1.
