Schulz, Winter journey to Washington, D. C., with Honor Flight
Two Parkston men said they made an "awesome" trip they were glad they had the opportunity to participate in.
Measure would quell out-of-state influence in elections
On November 6, voters will decide if out-of-staters can continue to be involved in South Dakota elections.
CDA plans for Public Square Rosary
The Catholic Daughters of the Americas Court Sacred Heart #280 held its regular meeting October 4.
Weekly receives library certification
The South Dakota State Library awarded certification to 25 librarians from libraries in 19 communities at the annual South Dakota Library Association conference held recently in Sioux Falls.
A beardless hobo and other university homecoming traditions
I cannot grow a beard.
Whenever I try, it looks like those photos we all have of our children the first time they grab a pair of scissors and give themselves, or their favorite doll, a haircut: bald spot here, three inches of scraggly growth there.
Area teams qualify for state tourneys
The fall sports season is seeing several area individuals and teams qualify for post-season activities.
100th pheasant season opener set this Saturday
What is South Dakota known for? Pheasants and Mount Rushmore of course.
South Dakota hunting laws most permissive in Great Plains
No neighboring state is as liberal as South Dakota when it comes to traveling with loaded guns or hunting on, along or over roads.
OPINION
100th pheasant season
October in South Dakota is a glorious month. I love the crisp mornings, chilly evenings and weekend sounds of marching bands in homecoming parades.
100 years in the making
It would be a serious understatement to say pheasant hunting is one of the most highly anticipated outdoor traditions in South Dakota, and its roots go back an entire century.
Tripp Star-Ledger
TDA-AC/DC returns to playoffs
The football coop of Tripp-Delmont/Armour-Andes Central/Dakota Christian is playoff bound after finishing the regular season, 6-2, after running off six straight wins.
Hively and her flamingo flow
This year at Tripp-Delmont High School, we have a lot of new teachers. This year's English teacher is Bridget Anne Hively.
Measure would quell out-of-state influence in elections
On November 6, voters will decide if out-of-staters can continue to be involved in South Dakota elections.
Groundbreaking
The groundbreaking ceremony for the new Hutchinson County courthouse was held September 7.
