Alcester is a small city in Union County, South Dakota. Prior to incorporation, the settlement was known as Linia, and then Irene. In 1879, it was changed to Alcester, named for Colonel Alcester of the British army.
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The history of the church, constructed in the early 1900s, is related, along with an overview of its programs and ministries, a schedule of Sunday and Wednesday services, calendar of events, photographs, and audio files of previous sermons and services.
http://www.alcesterbaptist.com/
Published in Alcester, South Dakota, the newspaper features news, sports, obituaries and community information. Its online edition features obituaries, legal notices and contacts, as well as advertising and subscription information.
http://www.ahenews.com/
The official city site includes an outline of the municipal government, its departments, services and contacts, as well as a guide to recreational opportunities, businesses, educational institutions and programs, and community events.
http://www.alcestersd.org/
Alcester-Hudson Elementary School
Serving public school students in pre-kindergarten through the sixth grade, teacher schedules and contacts are presented, along with the lunch menu, activities schedule, photographs, and a parent portal.
http://www.alcester-hudson.k12.sd.us/elementary/
The public school district serves the communities of Alcester and Hudson, in southeastern South Dakota, offering a pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade program. Online resources include an event calendar, monthly menu, and access to various documents and forms.
http://alcester-hudson.k12.sd.us/
Organized in 1869, the BSBC is located in Alcester, South Dakota. Its history, worship schedule, events calendar, and church bulletin are posted, with information about its various ministries, a staff directory, contact information, and sermon archive.
http://www.bigspringschurch.org/
Morningside Care Center & Therapies
Features an Alcester, South Dakota facility offering a variety of services, including nursing and hospice services, Alzheimer's special care, dietary services, independent living, and adult day care and respite. Its services, admission policies, and employment opportunities are documented.
http://www.morningsidecarecenter.com/
Constructed in 1886, the facilities of the NLC is located on Dakota Street in Alcester, South Dakota. Its history, church council and committees, and a schedule of worship services, programs, and outreach services are presented.
http://www.alcestersd.com/
