Here are three reasons to add pipe insulation to your to-do list while it’s still fairly warm outside.
The South Dakota State Fair brings together music, traditions, food and community for a celebration of what makes the state feel like home. From grandstand concerts to late-night gatherings, the fair offers a place for South Dakotans to connect and make new memories.
The South Dakota Legislature is taking applications for intern positions.
Prairie Business Magazine names Mitchell Tech one of the 50 best places to work.
Marlys Big Eagle is named South Dakota’s Missing and Murdered Indigenous Person Specialist.
The Cinch Playoffs Governor’s Cup returns to Sioux Falls Sept. 25-27, bringing top PRCA athletes to the Denny Sanford PREMIER Center to compete for $1.5 million and a final opportunity to qualify for the National Finals Rodeo.
Crime Stoppers is asking for the public’s help identifying a suspect who forced entry into a Main Street business in Corsica and attempted to steal several items in July.
South Dakota has asked the federal government for permission to prohibit SNAP benefits from being used to purchase soft drinks.
Mitchell has nine outdoor warning sirens that are activated during qualifying severe weather emergencies and tested monthly. Residents who need shelter when the sirens sound can use the Davison County Courthouse, the community’s designated emergency storm shelter.
Lake Area Technical College’s Nursing Simulation Center has earned provisional accreditation for excellence in healthcare simulation education, becoming only the third program in South Dakota to receive the distinction.