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Pierre Economic Development Corporation Makes Budget Presentation To Pierre City Commission
PIERRE, (KCCR) — The Pierre City Commission heard the final round of budget subsidy requests from area non-profit agencies Tuesday night. Jim Protexter with the Pierre Economic Development Corporation says PEDCO will not be asking for an increase in funding this year…. Protexter says unemployment in the Pierre...
Rue21 will return to Empire Mall
Almost four months after filing for bankruptcy, apparel retailer rue21 is reopening a handful of stores — including the one inside The Empire Mall. The store is returning to its first space in the JCPenney wing and will reopen sometime this fall, mall general manager Dan Gies said. The...
Brookings native selected for Obama’s Voyager Scholarship
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - A Brookings native has been selected as one of 100 students to receive the Voyager Scholarship which is presented by the Obamas and Airbnb co-founder Brian Chesky. Grace Enz has been selected for the third cohort of Voyager Scholarship for Public Service Recipients....
Gavins Point Dam: Flood history, mitigation, and a big mathematical equation
YANKTON, S.D. (KTIV) - Gavins Point Dam is the last line of defense along the Missouri River when it comes to flood mitigation. But how exactly does that work?. Anyone living here in 2011 remembers the historic flood on the Missouri River. At Gavins Point Dam, you can still see the water line around the concrete of the dam and powerplant showing how high the river got that year. It hasn’t gotten that high since as the Missouri River flood of 2011 was one for the record books.
Cull cow prices attracting attention
Cow prices have been attracting attention in recent weeks. Matthew Diersen, Extension ag economist with South Dakota State University, says price forecast and projections for cull cows are uncommon, although the USDA’s Economic Research Service does provide a quarterly forecast for cutter cow prices at the national level. The...
USD to host Northern State in season opener
VERMILLION, S.D. (KELO) — College football returns to the area on Thursday as several schools will kick-off their seasons. That includes an FCS vs. Division II matchup in Vermillion. Fifth-ranked USD is set to host in-state opponent, Northern State in the DakotaDome. The two teams have played eight times, with the most recent matchup happening […]
Relieving mothers and training doctors
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) – Parents know that having a child isn’t cheap. In the United States, on average, nearly nineteen thousand dollars. Health insurance can help lower that price tag, but it’s something not everyone has. That’s where a unique OB Clinic within Sanford Health can help.
Liquidation sales underway with items 30% off as another Family Dollar store to shut – shoppers only have two weeks
FAMILY Dollar has announced the closure of yet another store and shoppers have just two weeks to make the most of its liquidation sales. This location is just one of many Family Dollar stores to close nationwide. The latest location to shutter, which is now selling all its merchandise at a 30% discount, is in […]
One business at Black Hills Farmer’s Market is experiencing an average season
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - This staple in Rapid City has been providing produce needs to customers since the late 1980’s. The Black Hills Farmers Market in Market Park has received their fair share of customers this summer. The owner of Nachtigall’s Greenhouse says they received their crop a...
Wooden Knife hopes to inspire Native women
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — Kathleen Wooden Knife said she isn’t one for the limelight, but also knows why she’s getting a lot of attention these days. Wooden Knife was recently elected the first female president of the Rosebud Sioux Tribe. “…in 1924 Native women earned the...
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.
Central football isn’t complete without the Cobblers marching band
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Central High football coach Brandon Colpitts knows it and understands it. During Colpitts’ high school football playing days at Council Bluffs Lincoln High School in Iowa, his coach would turn to the bleachers after the Lynx scored a touchdown and shout, “Strike up the band!”
The town of New Underwood may be going solar in the future
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Renewable energy could be the dawn of a new age for an area approximately eight miles southeast of New Underwood. Solar and storage company Yarotek proposed the $200 million dollar Cheyenne River Ranch Wind and Solar Project during a meeting with the Pennington County Commission earlier this week.
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...
Deadline missed for November fire district vote
There will be no November vote to enact the proposed Custer Fire Protection District after a deadline to get the issue onto the November general election ballot came and went without a required resolution to establish the district being approved by the city and county. The state gave the two...
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