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BRIEFS: Parking lot shakeups, SDSU named safe campus
The expected student enrollment numbers cause University officials to change parking rules on the SDSU campus. Strong enrollment for the year is being driven by a large class of first-year students and high retention. Official enrollment numbers for SDSU and the other state universities are expected to be released in September.
Retail flex space is ready for small businesses at ideal location in Tea
This paid Site Spotlight is sponsored by Javers Construction Inc. Move your small business right into one of the Sioux Falls area’s fastest-growing communities. Javers Construction has developed unique flex spaces designed to suit a wide variety of small retailers just off Interstate 29 in Tea’s Bakker Landing development.
University expects ‘strong enrollment number’
Official enrollment numbers for South Dakota State University won’t be known for a couple weeks, but judging by the smiles coming from top administrators, the news should be good. “We are really excited at South Dakota State University about what we’re projecting for enrollment for the fall 2024 semester,”...
DWU adjusts business hours to allow for employee flexibility
Dakota Wesleyan University offices will operate during new business hours of 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. effective immediately. The change, called Core Hours, was implemented at the suggestion of the university’s Employee Engagement Committee. It is an effort to recognize that many employees have family and personal commitments that sometimes require time away during the workday.
Sioux Falls School District committees will look into AI, phone use in schools
The Sioux Falls School District plans to assemble a committee of 25-30 people who will discuss the topic of phone use in schools, Assistant Superintendent Jamie Nold said at a school board retreat on Monday. “There’s no question that cell phones can be a problem in a school setting, especially for some students that just cannot manage that,” Nold said, noting it’s a problem at high, middle and even elementary schools. ...
South Dakota company is ready to provide prescription vaccines
Being ready in a world where a disease can quickly cripple an industry is critical. According to Dr. Alan Young at Medgene in Brookings, they are ready with a rapid development cycle for prescription vaccines to fight emerging animal diseases such as Avian Influenza virus H5N1, Porcine Circovirus PCV-4 and Avian Metapneumovirus aMPV.
When will Rapid City Sam's Club begin using new AI exit scanners?
RAPID CITY, S.D. - You may have noticed that the Sam's Club in Rapid City has installed a new structure near the exit that looks like gates. These "gates" are a new device created for Sam's Club that uses AI to check the carts of customers to ensure that all of the items have been payed for.
Chargers fall to Northern State
The Charger women's soccer team fell 3-1 against NCAA Division II Northern State University Wolves Wednesday afternoon in Aberdeen, South Dakota. The Wolves struck first in the 28th minute, as Maliyah Ritthirak opened the scoring off an assist from Sophie Taylor. Northern State would add two goals in the second...
Sturgis Buffalo Chip's 2024 Lost and Found
STURGIS, S.D. - The Sturgis Buffalo Chip has released its much-anticipated Lost and Found gallery for the 2024 Rally. This year's lost items include a bowling pin, a Christmas ornament, cars and even a prosthetic leg. For the full gallery, including the less-than-safe-for-work photos, check out the Sturgis Buffalo Chip's...
Town Hall - Watertown Community Grapples with Childcare Crisis
{KXLG – Watertown, SD} A town hall meeting held tonight, August 28th, brought together local leaders and community members to address the pressing issue of childcare shortages, specifically in Codington County. The childcare crisis, however, is being felt statewide and even nationwide. The meeting, moderated by Watertown Mayor Ried Holien and City Manager Amanda Mack, discussed potential solutions and strategies to address the growing crisis.
New Postmaster makes home in 57442 zip code
This isn’t Kairik Strehlow’s first zip code. Gettysburg’s new Postmaster has lived in a number of places before settling in at 57442. Known as Kai, he was born in Milwaukee, grew up in Montana between Livingston and Bozeman, and after graduating from high school in 2006 went back to Wisconsin to attend the Milwaukee Area Technical Institute where he earned an associate’s degree in culinary arts. “I have jumped around quite a bit, cooking in and managing almost 10 different restaurants,” he said. He said his favorite choice of cuisine to cook is Italian, with German being a close second. His last restaurant job was managing Bridges restaurant at Arrowwood Resort in Oacoma.
South Dakota football opens season against non-DI opponent for first time since 2014
VERMILLION, S.D. (KCAU) – Coming off a 10-3 season that ended in the NCAA FCS Playoffs Quarterfinal round, the ‘Yotes return 15 starters including quarterback Aidan Bouman, who finished 11th in the nation in pass efficiency and contributed 20 td’s last season. Historically, USD is in 8-17 since turning division I in 2008 while the […]
Rawlins Municipal Library To Close In Early September To Move Sections
PIERRE, (KCCR) — Changes are on the way to Rawlins Municipal Library in Pierre. Library Director Abby Edwardson says sections of the library will be moving around and that will necessitate a brief closure…. The change will not only be good and safer for children using the library, but...
Sioux Falls puts $77 million dollar bond on hold til after general election
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — Plans for two new aquatic centers and a health and recreational facility in Sioux Falls are being put on hold for now. As the city finalizes its budget for next year, community leaders claim there’s too much uncertainty right now and it all has to do with Initiated Measure 28.
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