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Only One Week Left Until the United Way’s “Win Big Raffle”
The WIN BIG Raffle benefiting Interlakes Area United Way will end one week from today, when one lucky ticket holder will win a 2024 Case IH Farmall 35A tractor. Longtime partner Lake County International donated the prize. The tractor retails at just under 38 thousand dollars. Jeff Bloom of Lake...
Avera Medical Minute: Identifying, alleviating SI Joint pain
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Back pain can be burdensome and the SI Joint causes frequent problems for patients. It is not completely understood like the rest of the spine according to Dr. Joshua Schwind with Avera Orthopedics. “It’s been studied in depth in maybe the last 20 years,” Schwind said.
City Council Approves Challenge Donation to Reduce Student Lunch Debt
CITY COUNCIL APPROVES CHALLENGE TO REDUCE STUDENT LUNCH DEBT. Council approves up to $25,000 in matching donations to support reducing school lunch debt. RAPID CITY, SD—At Monday’s meeting, the Rapid City Council followed through with a pledge to establish a challenge fund up to $25,000 to match contributions to the Fed and Ready to Learn School Lunch Deficit Reduction Program.
Trying to find solutions for public intoxication
Rapid City, S.D. (KELO) –Earlier this month, the police department and fire department in Rapid City proposed an ordinance to *not allow alcohol sales until 10 A.M. in an effort to reduce off-premise consumption. After consideration, the city council denied the motion this week, voting it down 7 to...
Harrisburg girls soccer team edges Yankton
HARRISBURG, S.D. (Dakota News Now) -The top-ranked Harrisburg girls hosted the Gazelles of Yankton in girls soccer Thursday night. And it was Rylee Gallagher’s 1st half goal that proved to be the game winner for the Tigers. Elaina Mohnen played well in goal for Yankton. Copyright 2024 Dakota News...
Everything Mike Gundy said Thursday ahead of the season opener against South Dakota State
Gundy, who begins his 20th season as head coach of his alma mater next Saturday, opts to have his typical Monday press conference the week before kickoff to allow his players and coaches more time to focus on the game. On handling practice through gameday. "We're still competitive in practice...
Douglas ready to take the field with a new head coach
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) -The Douglas football team kicks off the new season August 30th when it plays at Mitchell. The Patriots will be led by new head coach Alex Ferdinand. Ferdinand is a familiar name to local football fans as he was a kicker at Stevens and Chadron State.
Northern State having success with SD recruiting
ABERDEEN, S.D. (KELO) — Northern State is preparing for a new season. They started 1-4 last year, but finished the year with a 5-6 mark. The Wolves return six starters on offense and seven on defense. That group includes names like Hank Kraft at running back and standout linebacker, Luke Gunderson. Now, the Wolves are […]
Dassel-Cokato marching band performs in South Dakota
During this summer’s competitive parade season, the Dassel-Cokato marching band advanced its state standing in its division and won several awards and accolades, Daphne Minkin from the DC Music Boosters said. This success prompted an invitation to perform over Independence Day during the 2024 Black Hills Roundup parade in...
Freshly painted basketball court honors the late Native American artist Oscar Howe
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — A lot of city parks have basketball courts for kids to play on, but there’s one in Burke that has a fresh new look. It was unveiled Thursday night during a ceremony and as you’re about to see, it’s really special due to its unique design that honors a famous South Dakota Artist.
Yankton native, USD student to represent Team USA at Paralympics
While the Olympics have concluded, the party in Paris isn’t over yet. Beginning next week is the Paralympic Games. Among the Olympians is Miles Krajewski of Yankton, who takes the badminton court in France to represent Team USA. The University of South Dakota Coyote began his badminton career at...
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