Redfield A Part Of Feeding South Dakota Distribution
PIERRE, S.D. (AP) – Feeding South Dakota is launching a mobile food pantry program to help hungry residents and families living in the most rural […]
Month: January 2013
2012 Drought Effects Could Linger In 2013
While it’s tough to predict if 2013 will be a drought year, the probability is very high U.S. grain production will be below normal. That’s […]
Picking The Presidents People
President Obama will soon send the Senate several nominations to his Cabinet, including White House staffer Jack Lew as Secretary of the Treasury, Senator John […]
Lawmakers Begin Week Today
A major issue for South Dakota lawmakers this year will be to come up with an economic development plan. Voters defeated the large project development […]
Some Republicans Pushing For More School Funding
Governor Dennis Daugaard has proposed a three percent increase in state aid to education next year. That was part of his budget proposal he released […]
State Fights Federal Regs
Federal rules continue to spread out from Washington, affecting more areas of state law. That’s the view of Senator Jean Hunhoff, who said they saw […]
Rounds donates Civil War-era rifle to center
PIERRE, S.D. (AP) – A Civil War rifle owned by former Gov. Mike Rounds has been donated to the South Dakota Cultural Heritage Center. The Model […]
Wheeler Testifies On Governor's Criminal Justice Reform Bill
The Governor’s Plan to Improve Public Safety had a public hearing Friday morning before the Senate State Affairs Committee. The comprehensive reform bill came from […]
Haeder Talks About Run For Mayor
Huron City Commissioner Kerwin Haeder has announced he is running for mayor in the upcoming municipal election. Haeder says he want’s all residents included in […]
Splash Central Manager Named As Work Creeps Forward
More pieces continue to come together for the Splash Central Water Park. City Engineer Mike Wever says progress continues but at a slower pace because […]