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Award-winning Native star quilt maker opens storefront
A grand opening celebration is planned for later this year for the new South Dakota shop. When Bonnie LeBeau returned home to Eagle Butte, South Dakota from serving in the Navy she initially took a job as a bus driver. One day between drives, LeBeau decided to stop in and visit with her grandmother Marcella LeBeau. Walking into her grandmother’s house, LeBeau was surrounded by star quilts, between 10 and 12 of them, all in different stages. Quilts were strung out across the dining room, on the couch, on chairs and on tables.
Governors Open Season with Trip to Aberdeen Central in Quest for Eight Straight
The Pierre Governor football team will get its season underway as the quest for eight straight state championships starts Saturday night traveling to Aberdeen to face the Golden Eagles. The Governors would shutout Aberdeen Central in Aberdeen last year to open the season on its way to an 11-1 season...
Stanley County Travels to Bennett County for Triangular
The road contests continue for the Stanley County Lady Buffalo volleyball team. This time, the Lady Buffs will be at Bennett County on Saturday for a triangular along with Wall. Almost everybody in the state got underway on Tuesday, but both Bennett County and Wall did not play with Saturday’s...
Governor Cheer and Dance Open Season in Aberdeen Saturday
The Pierre Governor cheer and dance team is going to get the season started this Saturday with a trip Aberdeen Central with a total of 13 teams participating. Joining the Governors and host Aberdeen Central will be Brookings, Harrisburg, Huron, Mitchell, Rapid City Central, Stevens, Jefferson, Lincoln, Roosevelt, Washington and Watertown. On the competitive dance team, Isabella Caauwe, Callie Gordon, Sara Maher, Carley Malm, Victoria Parsons, Olivia Stetson, Caiyah Swartz, Kailey Wallman and Addison Warriner will be the nine seniors for this year’s team. For the cheer team, Anastyn Baade, Kylee Daniel, Ella Dowling and Kaylee Tostenson will be the four seniors for the Govs. The Governors start the season in Aberdeen and will travel to the Corn Palace next week Thursday and then host the Pierre invite next week Saturday.
Yankton’s Miles Krajewski makes Paralympic debut in Paris
PARIS, FRANCE (Dakota News Now) - Yankton’s Miles Krajewski made his Paralympic badminton debut on Thursday in Paris. In mixed doubles with Jayci Simon, Miles won his debut against Sivarajan Solaimalai and Nithya Sre Sivan of India, sweeping the match 23-21 and 21-11. Krajewski and Simon would fall in...
SDNG’s 114th Fighter Wing Wins Prestigious National Award
MITCHELL, S.D. (MITCHELLNOW) The South Dakota National Guard’s 114th Fighter Wing was nationally recognized with the Winston P. Wilson Trophy at the National Guard Association of the U.S. General Conference and Exhibition on August 26. Col. Jon Friedman, 114th Fighter Wing Vice Commander, accepted the trophy from Maj. Gen....
Summer rain: A tale of two ends
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — Before we start thinking about fall, let’s look back at the summer. With just a couple of days left in August, here’s a look at how the summer ended up for rain amounts in KELOLAND. Yesterday’s rain in eastern South Dakota has...
XC: South Dakota Opens Cross Country Season With Home Meet
VERMILLION, S.D. — The cross country teams opened their season on home grounds with the Coyote Classic, featuring the SDSU Jackrabbits and the Mount Marty Lancers. Returner, Madison Brouwer (So.), lead the women's pack through the course with the help of Alexis Pagel (So.). Brouwer had an impressive night as she held her position throughout the race, placing first with a time of 18:14. Pagel came in as a close second with a time of 18:29.
Ripples of the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally | South Dakota Focus (Full Episode)
Tourism is South Dakota's second largest industry. The largest tourist event is the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, which attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors in early August. This episode examines the wide-ranging impact of the annual rally.
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