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SDSU Extension will featuring info on emerald as borer at Dakotafest
Dakotafest returns next week, Aug. 20-22, just south of Mitchell. The annual agricultural trade show brings together farmers, ranchers and agricultural industry professionals from across the region. SDSU Extension’s booth will be featuring information on emerald ash borer with SDSU professor and Extensions Forestry Specialist John Ball. Ball will...
Howard’s Hailey Kizer among National FFA Proficiency Finalists
South Dakota FFA members are being recognized for hard work and career success through the National FFA Proficiency Award program. Proficiency Awards honor FFA members who, through supervised agricultural experiences, have developed specialized skills that they can apply toward future careers. Nationally there are 45 award areas, ranging from Fruit Production to Beef and Swine Entrepreneurship.
Central States Fair setup nears completion
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Central States Fair is one of Rapid City’s biggest annual events, and crews have been working this week to get everything ready for the arrival of fairgoers Friday. Carnival rides are mostly set up, with Ferris wheels, merry-go-rounds, slides, mazes, and more littered around the fairground lot.
Got Milk? Riverview, LLP plans to build giant dairy farms in North Dakota
Two giant dairies proposed for eastern North Dakota would more than quadruple the state’s current dairy cow population, according to North Dakota Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring. Riverview, LLP, based out of Morris, Minnesota, is seeking permitting to build a 12,500-head dairy in Richland County, North Dakota, near Wahpeton, and...
School superintendent fired after racist comments
A South Dakota Superintendent has been fired over racist comments aimed at Native American students made in an Office of Civil Rights Report. A South Dakota superintendent has been fired after an Office of Civil Rights report revealed racist comments aimed at Native American students. Nicole Swigart, superintendent of Rapid...
Central looks to take big step in the right direction
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) -Brandon Colpitts enters his second season as head coach of the RC Central football team. The Cobblers went winless last season but are focused on taking a big step in the right direction this season. Central kicks things off August 30th when it plays at SF Roosevelt.
Aberdeen Area Humane Society & Aquatic Center host “Dog Takeover” event Sunday
ABERDEEN, S.D. (Hub City Radio) The Aberdeen Area Humane Society & the Aberdeen Aquatic Center are teaming up to host a dog-friendly swim event on Sunday. Mona Smith with the Aberdeen Area Humane Society details the furry-friendly event planned for Sunday. Smith talks about the Humane Society being at the...
Four Corners Can’t Hold on to Lead, Fall in Second Round to Garretson
The Four Corners baseball team scored four runs in the bottom of the third to lead Garretson 4-1, but even with a rain delay, Four Corners would fall 12-4 in the second round of the Amateur baseball state tournament on Wednesday. Brad Hand, Sam Hand, Andrew McCloud and Andrew Coverdale...
Final round of Wild West Wednesdays
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) -Top cowboys and cowgirls saddled up at Hart Ranch for the final performance of the Wild West Wednesdays Rodeo. Rapid City’s Reigns Provost entered the night first in the series for bareback. He turned in a 74 point ride to hold onto the top spot. Provost was presented with a new pair of boots and new rifle for winning the series. Sturgis’ Taylor Bothwell had the top Breakaway time of the night at 3.09 seconds.
All roads lead to fun at the Nebraska State Fair
Ready for a road trip? It doesn’t matter where you are starting from, because all roads lead to fun at the Nebraska State Fair. The 2024 Nebraska State Fair begins Aug. 23 and runs through Sept. 3 at Fonner Park in Grand Island. The schedule is jam-packed with live...
South Dakota, South Dakota State look to jump into college volleyball season
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Summit League Volleyball is ramping up for the season, and both South Dakota and South Dakota State are getting into practice and getting ready for their non-conference schedule. Both are looking to rebound from one-and-outs in the Summit League Tournament last season, with the competition in the league ramping up as well.
South Dakota Little League team falls against Florida in first game of World Series
The Sioux Falls Little League team more than held their own against Florida, but ultimately fell in their first game of the Little League World Series 2-1. South Dakota took the lead in the fourth inning. After going hitless through three, they got one when they needed it most. After loading the bases on two walks and a bunt single,...
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