Month: August 2011

The results are in, in the latest Performance Radio News Poll on Facebook. We asked you if you were a school board member in the […]

A “Little House on the Prairie” will get some big-time national attention Saturday morning as the City of DeSmet and the history of Laura Ingalls […]

Two couples with ties to Dakota Wesleyan University have donated a combined $10-million dollars towards a new, four-story health sciences center.  DWU president Bob Duffett says […]

The South Dakota State Fair will once again feature a pavilion where people can taste samples from some of the state’s wineries, breweries and cheese […]

SIOUX FALLS, SD – Visitors to this year’s South Dakota State Fair can enjoy fun, food and get tested for cancer.   The Cancer Awareness and […]

People and businesses hurt by flooding in four South Dakota counties are now eligible for disaster aid.  The Federal Emergency Management Agency initially denied the request […]

Looking for something to do in Huron?  Erica McLaughlin of the Huron Chamber and Visitor’s Bureau brings you this week’s edition of Chamber Happenings and […]

The US Army Corp of Engineers is in the process of releasing extra water from James River reservoirs in North Dakota to handle excessive rainfall […]

A continuance is granted in the second offense D-U-I case of Wessington Springs Superintendent Lance Witte. Witte had a court appearance scheduled for Wednesday morning […]

The Maroney Rural Learning Center in Howard was dedicated last week. The center will host conferences, and coordinate projects that could help rural areas survive.  […]