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Premiere Playhouse Penguin Project presents The Wizard of Oz
The Penguin Project is an organization that offers a transformative four-month theatre experience for kids and young adults with physical or neurological disabilities. In the last two years the Penguin Project brought us Annie Jr. and Seussical Jr. Now, in their third year, nearly 30 artists and their peer mentors are preparing for The Wizard of Oz: Youth Edition.
Storybook Land Theatre to Perform in Sisseton
Aberdeen's Storybook Land Theatre (SBLT) is hitting the road with their new musical, "A Year With Frog and Toad," inspired by the popular children's books by Arnold Lobel. The tour will be making a stop in Sisseton on Tuesday, Aug. 13, with a FREE musical concert beginning at 5:30 p.m., and the FREE performance at 6:00 p.m. in Anderson Park. Those attending may want to bring a chair or blanket for seating. Locally the SBLT performance is sponsored by the Sisseton Arts Council. In case of bad weather, the performance will be moved to the Sisseton City Hall Community Room. ~ Courtesy Photo.
Parkston out to earn another 9AA State Football title
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Our first “Football Friday” of 2024 is just one week away. It’ll start to answer whether or not the Parkston Trojans have a follow up to their incredibly dominant 2023 championship campaign. Parkston went a dominant 12-0 en route to...
Farmers Union Ag Expo Center Connects Children & Families to Agriculture
The Farmers Union Ag Expo Center opened August 12, 2024, at the Brown County Fair. Inside this interactive space, the state’s largest agriculture organization connects South Dakotans who don’t live and work on farms and ranches to the individuals and animals that do. “Even though agriculture is our state’s number one industry, not many of the farm kids I grew up with became farmers. And this is not a unique story,” said Doug Sombke, President of South Dakota Farmers Union and a fourth-generation Brown County farmer.
Nick Kortan says Sioux Falls has nothing to hang heads about at end of Little League World Series
Chester, Madison welcome new teachers
With school starting across the state, new teachers are starting new positions at local schools. The Chester Area, Madison Central and Oldham-Ramona-Rutland school districts have several experienced and new teachers joining their ranks for the upcoming school year.
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