This year marks the 10th anniversary of the grants for students to attend tech schools in Watertown, Mitchell, Rapid City and Sioux Falls, the result of a partnership among the state, First Premier Bank and industry. News Inside Iowa Politics: Why business leaders feel better about inflation bu...
This year National FFA week will be held February 21-28 and the theme is Go All Out. FFA asks its members to Go All Out as they live their lives. All agriculture students need to have courage and conviction in making choices that will lead to success for themselves, their schools and t...
I’d like to take the time to give many thank yous for the past year. I used to work at a radio station while in college, and I fell in love with broadcasting. I moved on from that job after five years of doing it, but never lost ...
Mary Doreen was born February 11, 1927 in Humboldt, SD, to Lenora (Kuborn) and William Kueter. She attended elementary and secondary schools in Humboldt, graduating from high school in 1945. Doreen entered Presentation Convent September 8, 1949 and made her first profession of vows August 10,...
balance the state’s budget, improving funding for schools, increasing Medicaid reimbursements to critical need service providers, helping fund the new State Veteran’s Cemetery and establishing an advisory council to improve the delivery of educational services for children who are deaf and hard of ...
She moved to New York City when she was 17 and held a variety of jobs over the years working for General Motors during WWII, Macy’s flagship store in Manhattan and even marched in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade. She married Walter Robert Williamson on April 8, 1953. They had two...
The two schools combined to have 14 place winners at the state meet. Mason Schmidt took home the individual title for the High Jump with a leap of 6’7″. The Dell Rapids boys finished tied for 7th overall with 32 points. Sioux Falls Christian won the Class A Boys title. Madison and ...
schools and service providers across the state. Later, we learned that the deficit was not as bad as anticipated. The depth of the cut was unnecessary, but many of those dollars were not restored. It took our service providers and schools four years to get back to the funding levels pre ...