Four Miner County establishments passed alcohol compliance checks conducted Nov. 5. The Cabaret in Carthage recorded its first failure within a 24-month period, according to the South-Central Alcohol Task Force.
Dakota Wesleyan volleyball and men’s soccer advance in GPAC postseason play, while the Tigers basketball teams split weekend action. Plus, Parkston and Platte-Geddes earn spots in the Class 9AA football championship.
Mitchell Technical College is expanding online nursing education with two-year LPN and LPN-to-RN pathways, combining flexible coursework with hands-on training and clinical experiences.
South Dakota DCI found a deputy’s use of force justified in the Oct. 9 Sioux Falls shooting that fatally injured Deputy Katherine Frank.
South Dakota is among 13 states with higher alcohol harm and lower facility-based treatment access, according to a Lantana Recovery analysis.
Northwestern Energy will close East Ash Street between Foster and Marshall streets in Mitchell for utility improvements. Drivers should use alternate routes until the street reopens, which is expected by the end of the day.
Mitchell Kernels volleyball rallies past Tea Area in five sets, while Parkston, Platte-Geddes and other eastern South Dakota football teams prepare for state semifinals. Plus, Dakota Wesleyan soccer, basketball and volleyball postseason action.
Nine florists in Mitchell and surrounding communities will participate in Caring Rose Week, accepting canned goods as partial payment for discounted rose bouquets.