The 78th annual Miss South Dakota competition returns to Brookings from May 29–31, bringing together 20 accomplished young women from across the state to compete in talent, fitness, public speaking, and stage presence. Contestants, ages 19 to 26, will compete for over $54,000 in scholarships and prizes, with the new Miss South Dakota receiving at least $13,000 and the opportunity to represent the state at the Miss America competition in September.
The Mitchell Congregational United Church of Christ is once again facing the aftermath of hate-driven vandalism, marking the third such attack in recent years.
MITCHELL—After last year’s successful creation of a business and economic data analysis summary report, […]
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Congratulations to Hanson School teacher Mr. Jacob Giles, the Mitchell Radio Group/Iverson Auto Teacher […]
U.S. Senators Mike Rounds (R-S.D.) and Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) have introduced the Bolstering Research and Innovation Now (BRAIN) Act, a bipartisan bill aimed at accelerating brain tumor research and improving treatment and care for patients.
Economics professors from South Dakota are weighing in on the recent U.S.–China trade war truce, which temporarily reduces steep tariffs for a 90-day period. Dakota State University’s Dan Talley predicts a short-term spike in manufacturing and shipping, while voicing concern over the ongoing strain tariffs place on small businesses.
The Mitchell school board has approved a $4.48 million bid from Gil Haugan Construction for the development of a new 36,000-square-foot underground power line training facility at Mitchell Technical College.
During its Monday meeting, the Mitchell school board discussed detailed plans for relocating to the new high school facility on Capital Street, which is set to open ahead of the 2025-26 school year.
PIERRE, S.D. — South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley announces that a Sturgis man […]