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Forum outlines financial impact of proposed Lake County bond issue

The Lake County Public Safety Building Advisory Committee held its first of two public forums on Wednesday evening for...Read More

Enrollment is up at Dakota State University in Madison. Total headcount enrollment at the university for this fall is...Read More

Three area students were awarded Build Dakota Scholarships to attend Lake Area Technical Institute in Watertown this fall. TK...Read More

With just more than six weeks to go until the November general election, voters in the state can start...Read More

State regulators have approved an agreement with NorthWestern Energy to refund roughly $3 million to customers after last year’s...Read More

Monday, September 24th Volleyball Madison @ West Central Baltic @ Tri-Valley Viborg/Hurley @ Howard Chester @ Deubrook Boys...Read More

Madison High School softball dropped a pair of games on Sunday, falling by the score of 13-0 to Tea...Read More

Madison High School tennis dropped another match-up against a strong team at the Madison High School Tennis Courts on...Read More

An offensive surge in the second half was not enough for Dakota State Football to find the win column,...Read More

Dakota State University football continues to find the positives in the midst of a 3-game losing streak. The Trojans...Read More

Harding County Fatal Crash
REVA, S.D. ? A 67-year-old man died Friday morning in a one-vehicle crash on S.D. Highway 79, 25 miles northeast of Reva, S.D.
South Dakota Receives Additional Grant Funding to Continue Opioid Prevention and Treatment Services
The Department of Social Services (DSS), Division of Behavioral Health will receive just over $4 million for two years totaling over $8 million in federal funding to help combat opioid use in South Dakota through the State Opioid Response grant.
News Tips for September 22 through 28, 2018
Tuesday, Sept. 25, 10 a.m. CDT, Pierre ? Gov. Dennis Daugaard will recognize individuals and employers for their contributions to the rehabilitation and employment of South Dakotans with disabilities at the 2018 Governor?s Awards ceremony. The event will be held inside the Capitol Rotunda. For more information, call 605-773-5990.
Governor's Column: 2018 Custer State Park Buffalo Roundup
On Friday morning, Sept. 28, a few dozen cowhands will put on their boots and saddle their horses. Custer State Park employees will arise before dawn. And thousands from across the state, country and world will gather, all to continue a 53-year tradition.
State Treasurer returns to the Great Downtown Pumpkin Festival
State Treasurer Rich Sattgast encourages attendees at this year?s Great Downtown Pumpkin Festival in Rapid City, September 29, 2018 to visit his staff for possible lost money that may be owed to them.