Beadle Prepares For Its Centennial: School Seeks Help For Upcoming Celebration
This next school year, Beadle Elementary School will celebrate a special milestone.
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Cinco de Mayo ‘Loteria’ Event At VCL
VERMILLION — Celebrate Cinco de Mayo at the Vermillion Community Library with a round of “Loteria,” Mexico’s colorful version of bingo. The event is set for 5 p.m. May 5
City Planning Commission To Meet
The Yankton City Planning Commission will be holding a meeting on May 4, at 5:30 p.m. in the City of Yankton Community Meeting Room 114 at the Career and Manufacturing
Do you take detours to avoid the construction work currently being done on Yankton’s Broadway Avenue?
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Doeden Touts Plan For Slashing Taxes, Lean State Government
If elected South Dakota governor, Republican candidate Toby Doeden pledges to bring back affordability for everyday citizens and overhaul what he considers wasteful state government.
Entrepreneurship Vital To Rural Communities
Small businesses play a critical role in creating jobs, driving economic growth, and contributing to the overall well-being of rural communities. In many areas, they are the backbone of the
House Passes Long-Delayed Farm Bill, But Without Ethanol Boost Many Farmers Wanted
WASHINGTON — At long last, a farm bill has cleared the U.S. House of Representatives, but without a provision pushed by crop growers and ethanol producers.
How Dental Care Has Changed Over the Last Century
(NAPSI)—Regarded by many as one of the oldest medical professions, dentistry has been practiced for thousands of years. Over the last century, dentistry has advanced from triaging decaying teeth to
Mavs Take Opener Against USD
VERMILLION — South Dakota held the lead for a half inning after a solo home run from sophomore outfielder Ella McGee in the bottom of the fourth inning, but that
Nebraska Business Leaders, Gov. Pillen Step Up Support For Union Pacific-Led Merger
LINCOLN — Gov. Jim Pillen joined Nebraska business leaders Thursday in throwing more support behind the proposed marriage of Omaha-based Union Pacific and Atlanta-based Norfolk Southern as the railroads filed
Nebraska Medical Cannabis Laws Could Soon Be Protected From Federal Interference After All
LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska’s medical cannabis laws could soon be protected from federal interference after all, under a proposed U.S. House spending bill released Wednesday.
Opponents Seek Public Vote On S.D. Property Tax Law
A campaign committee has launched a referendum effort to repeal a new law that would use money from a scheduled statewide sales tax increase to lower property taxes for homeowners.
Boys' Golf: Trojans Win Home Tri.
HARTINGTON, Neb. — Host Cedar Catholic ran away with top honors in a nine-hole boys’ golf triangular on Thursday at Hartington Golf Club.
South Dakota Tax Collections ‘Doing Well’ As End Of Fiscal Year Nears
South Dakota is on track to meet or exceed its revenue estimates by the end of the fiscal year, the Legislature’s lead budget expert said Thursday.
Softball: Tanagers Win Two At Home
VERMILLION — The Vermillion Tanagers built a 10-2 lead and held on for a 10-9 victory over Lennox in Dakota XII Conference softball action on Thursday in Vermillion.
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Track & Field: Trojans’ Wortmann Wins Four Events, Sets Three Records At Norfolk Classic
NORFOLK, Neb. — Cedar Catholic’s Anisten Wortmann won four events, setting three meet records, at the Norfolk Classic all-star track and field event, Thursday in Norfolk, Nebraska.
Farming a tradition for Yankton-area Cap family
Farming a tradition for Yankton-area Cap family