Noem Ready To See What "Super Committee" Will Do
As Congress returns to work this week, the so called “super committee” of twelve House and Senate members will begin the process of cutting over […]
Month: September 2011
Midwest Economy Stalling
A survey of business owners across nine Midwestern states finds falling employment, stagnant spending and lagging consumer confidence. Creighton University economist Dr Ernie Goss says […]
Survey Shows Older Americans Facing Food Shortages
More and more reports are showing a growing gap in food availability in parts of the country. Cathy Mcleer with AARP-South Dakota says their survey […]
Thune Says Help Slow For Thompson And Other Flooded Lakes
On a cold Monday in mid-April U.S. Senator John Thune toured an engorged Lake Thompson and told landowners around the lake he and South Dakota’s […]
Legal Language Good For Penny Tax Petition
A petition drive that would ask South Dakota voters next November to increase the state sales tax by one cent should soon be on the […]
Hearing Set For Former DM&E President Schieffer
SIOUX FALLS, SD – A Nov. 17 hearing is scheduled in the continuing dispute over whether former Dakota, Minnesota & Eastern Railroad President Kevin Schieffer […]
State Fair Officials Say 2011 Fair Was Very Good
Clean up is underway at the South Dakota State Fairgrounds as crews tear down what was the 126th edition of the Fair. State Fair manager […]
Sioux Falls Woman Wins Dacotah Star In Last Shot
Three winners were crowned in the Dacotah Star Talent Competition at this year’s South Dakota State Fair. Sunday night brought finals competition for five child, […]
Laura Ingalls Wilder Got Weather Right
A Nebraska meteorologist says Laura Ingalls Wilder got the weather right in the “Little House” bookds about prairie life in the late 1800’s. Barbara Mayes […]
One More Go For State Fair
Today marks the final day of the 126th South Dakota State Fair. Marketing and Events Coordinator Candi Hettinger has the a run down of just […]