Judge Robin Houwman administered the oath of office to new Commissioner Cole Heisey at the Minnehaha County Commission meeting on Tuesday, January 7. This is Heisey’s first term. (Photo/Dave Baumeister) During the January 7 Minnehaha County Commission meeting, Judge...
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Don’t forget about the snow!
Sara Stadem | Editor It’s that time of year again to brush up on your City ordinances and to be prepared for whatever Mother Nature throws our way!City of Colton:According to the City Ordinance, it is the duty of the owner, tenant, or person in possession of any...
Second graders enjoy Oobleck
The students in Mrs. Spielmann’s second grade class enjoyed making oobleck. Oobleck is a fictional form of green precipitation invented by the famous children’s author- Dr. Seuss from the book, “Bartholomew and the Oobleck.” Oobleck is a mixture of corn starch, water,...
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Projects
The students in Mrs. Spielmann’s second grade class are shown with the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. projects they made in his honor. They enjoyed doing the projects and learned many things about his life! Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was a great man who worked for...
Reading fun at The Library Café
West Central Hartford Elementary students are back at school sampling different types of books at The Library Café with Mrs. Johnson. (Photo/Submitted)
January Students of the Month in 2B
The January Students of the Month in Mrs. Spielmann’s second grade class were: Ross Tewalt, son of Angela and Bobby George and Jake Tewalt; Willow Jaspers, daughter of Rebecca and Grant Jaspers; and Haley Wallen, daughter of Jennifer and Brock Wallen. We are so proud...
Tri-Valley begins new pick-up & drop-off procedure
Pictured is the new pick-up and drop-off procedure for the Tri-Valley Mustang students now that the Mustang high school students have moved to their new high school building. This change began effective January 6, 2025. (Photo/Submitted) Sara Stadem | Editor The time...
Hartford Dairy Queen becomes certified training location
The Hartford Dairy Queen has become a certified training location, which is one of five in the nation. The Hartford location will now be able to train new DQ managers and owners on how to successfully run their own branches. (Photo/Submitted) Abby Mitchell | Staff...
Consignment shop to open in Humboldt
Blessings From Above 4 All will be offering a wide variety of items. (Photo/Submitted) Blessings From Above 4 All will hold its Grand Opening on Saturday, January 4. (Photo/Submitted) Blessings From Above 4 All offers a selection of handmade quilts. (Photo/Submitted)...
South Bar to hold benefit for Taylor Plooster
Taylor Plooster was recently diagnosed with thyroid cancer. The South Bar will be hosting an adult BINGO fundraiser for her and her family on January 25. (Photo/Submitted) Abby Mitchell | Staff Intern In just under a month, on Saturday January 25th, Hartford’s South...
Commenters supporting auditor again bring animosity to county commission meeting
Leah Anderson, County Auditor Dave Baumeister | County Correspondent SIOUX FALLS – In a lengthy three-hour meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 31, the Minnehaha County Commission mainly heard a report on the November election from county auditor Leah Anderson.And while she did...
Monthly Crafter’s Circle to meet at BRB
Sara Stadem | Editor Calling all crafters! Love to craft and have comradery? Then look no further than Buffalo Ridge Brewing Project.Buffalo Ridge Brewing Project is hosting its Monthly Crafter’s Circle on Sunday, January 19. The event takes place at 3:30 p.m. All...
Winter 2024 Programming at The Outdoor Campus
Tanya McCarlson is a South Dakota licensed falconer and leader of the F.A.R.E. Group who will present at The Outdoor Campus in Sioux Falls. Scan the QR code to register today. (Photo/Submitted) Submitted by Sioux Falls Outdoor Campus Our Winter 2024 Program...
Campus updates – Expansion construction
The Sioux Falls Outdoor Campus Archery Range is almost complete. The range will be open to anyone in the public to bring their own bow and use it during normal Sertoma Park hours (5 a.m.-10 p.m.). (Photos/Submitted) Submitted by Outdoor Campus, Sioux Falls The Sioux...
Weather expert Eric Snodgrass predicts dry growing season for South Dakota
Scan the QR Code to the complete audio link of Eric Snodgrass talk. By Lura Roti In Farm and Ranch Country, weather gets a lot of attention. And Eric Snodgrass stands out among the climate experts farmers and ranchers follow, explained Miller rancher Andrew...
It’s time to skate
Sara Stadem | Editor It’s skate time! The Tri-Valley Elementary School is calling on you to join in for a fun night at Skate City on Tuesday, January 7, from 6-8 p.m.The theme for the night is Wacky & Wild Skate Night. So, dress up with the most wacky and wild...
Ring in the New Year
By: Lt. Gov. Larry Rhoden New Year’s means looking ahead. Growing up on my family ranch, we always looked forward to a long year of hard work. After all, calving season wasn’t too far in the future. We celebrated the holidays; we wished each other “Merry Christmas!”...
Congressional Leadership announces President Carter to lie in State
The 39th President will lie in state January 7-9 WASHINGTON — As the nation mourns the passing of President Jimmy Carter, Senate Majority Leader-elect Thune, Speaker Johnson, Senate Democratic Leader Schumer, and House Democratic Leader Jeffries sent a letter to...
Statement on the passing of Former President Jimmy Carter
The South Dakota Democratic Party sends its condolences to the family of former President Jimmy Carter as we mourn his passing. SDDP Chair Shane Merrill released the following statement, honoring Carter’s impact on South Dakota:“Jimmy Carter was a true statesman. He...
BFM releases annual Comprehensive Financial Report
PIERRE, S.D. – The Bureau of Finance and Management (BFM) released South Dakota’s Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR) for fiscal year 2024. The ACFR is the audited financial statements for state government and represents the collective effort of BFM, the...