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Opinion

5 years ago

Voting is a sacred right – Representative Dusty Johnson

Sunday night, New York City passed a law that will allow noncitizens (green card […]

news

5 years ago

DWU women sweep Mount Marty with 68-39 win on Sunday

MITCHELL, S.D. – Three players reached double figures, including a game-high 13 points from […]

news

5 years ago

DWU men down Mount Marty 53-40 on Sunday

Mitchell, S.D. – Dakota Wesleyan men’s basketball pulls out the win in a low […]

Local

5 years ago

South Dakota COVID-19 update for 1-14-22

Local

5 years ago

Transgender athlete ban, backed by Noem, clears committee

PIERRE, S.D. (AP) — A South Dakota legislative committee has approved a bill championed […]

news

5 years ago

South Dakota high school basketball scores from 1-13-22

BOYS PREP BASKETBALL Aberdeen Central 67, Brookings 56 Akron-Westfield, Iowa 48, Alcester-Hudson 43 Arlington […]

Obituaries

5 years ago

Roger Lee Crago, 80, Stickney

Stickney – Roger Lee Crago, 80, went to his heavenly home Tuesday, January 11 […]

Local

5 years ago

South Dakota COVID-19 update for 1-13-22

Local

5 years ago

SD Congressional delegation and governor react to U.S. Supreme Court vaccine mandate decision

South Dakota’s governor and U.S. Congressional delegation reacted to the U.S. Supreme Court decision […]

Crime

5 years ago

Man charged with storming Capitol made rap videos about riot

Federal authorities say a South Dakota man charged this week with storming the U.S. […]

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Agriculture

19 hours ago

South Dakota 4-H Seeks Statewide Project Committee Members; Applications Due Nov. 1

South Dakota 4-H is accepting applications for statewide project committees through Nov. 1, 2026. Volunteers, industry supporters and 4-H members are encouraged to apply.

Local

21 hours ago

Three Sixth Avenue Intersections in Mitchell Closed Oct. 26–30

Three Sixth Avenue intersections in Mitchell will close beginning Monday, Oct. 26, as crews prepare for asphalt work. Closures at Lawler, Kimball and Burr streets are scheduled to remain through Oct. 30.