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LifeLight the Premier Christian Music Event is Sunday in Sioux Falls
The region's premier Christian Music Festival is back this weekend. LifeLight 2024 is making its return to the Sioux Empire this Sunday, (September 1) at Nelson Park at 200 South Fairfax Avenue in Sioux Falls. LifeLight began back in 1998 and now in its 26th year, continues its mission of...
Bonser wins first ever event at Northeast by three strokes
YANKTON – The Northeast Community College men’s golf team opened their season with the Mount Marty Invitational in Yankton, South Dakota on Monday and Tuesday. Freshman Luke Bonser won the two-day event by three strokes while the Hawks finished second as a team in the tournament. Bonser was...
High Bank Nationals Brings World of Outlaws to Huset’s for Six-Figure Payday
BRANDON, SD (August 27, 2024) – Another huge stop on the Summer of Money awaits the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Cars this weekend. The rescheduled BillionAuto.com Huset’s High Bank Nationals presented by Menards invites The Greatest Show on Dirt back to Huset’s Speedway for three nights (Aug. 30-Sept. 1) of action with major money up for grabs.
Third annual Rubber Duck Race Saturday
Celebrate the end of summer with the Hill City Lions Club’s (HCLC) third annual Rubber Duck Race, Mini Carnival & Craft Fair Saturday, Aug. 31 at Memorial Park from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Parking will be available at Memorial Park and off Smokey Drive. “I would encourage people...
PHS XC: Comfortable being Uncomfortable
Scottie Cross Country returned to the Black Hills and the Mickelson Trail for their annual 30+ mile trail ride. Philip's XC team went about preparing for yet another adventurous challenge as they loaded equipment at 5 a.m. learning that hard things can be fun as they gain confidence in their own choices and abilities as individuals and as a team to do those hard things and find joy in accomplishment.
Things get heated in Keystone after contacting fire marshall
Keystone Area Historical Society (KAHS) had two meetings in the span of a few days to address the Keystone Museum and vacancies from its board, and people packed into the Keystone Community Center for its Aug. 23 meeting. During that meeting it was revealed that the current lease between KAHS,...
Defunding possibility looms in Keystone
Keystone budget hearings continued Aug. 21 with trustees preliminarily deciding to defund both the Keystone Chamber of Commerce and the Keystone Area Historical Society. Keystone trustees decided to move in another direction rather than fund the Keystone Chamber of Commerce for another year despite a presentation from chamber of commerce board members Melody Heinis and John Wells.
Watertown Fire Rescue Responds to Early Morning House Fire, Multiple Animals Lost in Tragic Incident
{KXLG – Watertown, SD} Early this morning, Watertown Fire Rescue (WFR) was dispatched to a house fire at 15 10th St SW. The call came in just after 5:20 am, alerting the department to a single-wide trailer home engulfed in smoke and flames. Upon arrival, Battalion 1, Engine 4,...
More storms today, new vaccine, $100k lunch debt
SIOUX FALLS S.D. (KELO)– Here are this morning’s top stories with KELOLAND On the Go. As a cold front moves across eastern and southeastern KELOLAND this afternoon, expect developing showers and thunderstorms. Some of these storms will become strong to severe. A new COVID-19 vaccine will be available...
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...
Former felon concerned by conflicting employment laws
MITCHELL, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - A Mitchell man is facing what he calls strong headwinds as he tries to rebuild his life after prison and the unexpected challenges he’s facing. Bradley Kyburz wants to highlight what he believes to be a double standard when it comes to being...
Slaughter's House: SDSU confident for OSU matchup, former Cowboy wrestler fighting for UFC contract
The South Dakota State University football team isn't coming to Stillwater Saturday for a moral victory. When you're a two-time reigning national champion and winner of 29 straight games, moral victories don't exist. That's what Jackrabbit head coach Jimmy Rogers says, anyhow. "We've given up moral victories here for a...
South Dakota Restaurant Visited By Guy Fieri Surprisingly Closes
South Dakota restaurant featured on Guy Fieri's “Diners, Drive-ins and Dives” surprisingly announces it's closing its doors. Owners of Urban Chislic at 831 West 85th St. in Sioux Falls posted a going out of businesses message on their Facebook page stating... “On behalf of the Urban Chislic family,...
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