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Rapid City’s ‘Beat the Heat’ pickleball tournament is a success
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - It’s no surprise that pickleball is growing in popularity - it’s inclusive and affordable. Bloomberg reports that pickleball is even overtaking golf as the new corporate sport because of how inexpensive it is to get started. Over the weekend, The Box Elder Events Center hosted its ‘Beat the Heat’ tournament. The Box also hosts a tournament in the fall called ‘Pickle Boo’. These tournaments are open to anyone: men, women and mixed divisions, open to all ages.
Two Seats Open on Redevelopment Commission
The Madison Housing and Redevelopment Commission is looking to fill two openings on the board. The Madison Housing and Redevelopment Commission oversees federal Housing & Urban Development programs and manages properties that provide subsidized living opportunities in the community. Those properties include the Lakeview Tower, and the Madison Townhomes and 8 Plex Apartment buildings on Harth Avenue.
Madison wins 16U State Championship
Cohen Hahn pitched 4 innings of scoreless relief, Gavin Schneider had a big day at the plate, and the Madison 16U VFW baseball team won the Class A State Championship, with a 6-5 win over Dakota Valley on Sunday. Madison opened the tournament Friday with a 5-2 win over the...
Canova, Wood Ducks, and PBR head to the 2nd round in Mitchell
Teams from the Corn Belt League went 3-4 during the first round of the Class B State Amatuer Baseball tournament in Mitchell. The Harford-Humboldt Wood Ducks, Canova Gang, and Dell Rapids PBR each won their opening round games. The Flandreau Cardinals, Hartford-Humboldt Gamecocks, Salem Cubs, and Dell Rapids Mudcats all lost in the opening round.
When Times Get Tough, Kids Need Adults They Can Trust: Building Positive Relationships with Youth
{KXLG – Watertown, SD} The most recent Codington Connects newsletter, Building Positive Relationships with Youth, was discussed. In today's fast-paced world, young people face many challenges, from academic pressures to navigating social relationships. During these times, having a trusted adult outside their immediate family can make a significant difference in their well-being. This article explores the importance of "Other Adult Relationships," Asset 3 of Search Institute's 40 Developmental Assets, and offers practical tips on how adults can foster positive connections with young people.
Watertown Police Department Joins Forces for Successful ‘Cops and Bobbers’ Event
{KXLG – Watertown, SD} Over the weekend, the Watertown Police Department teamed up with local law enforcement agencies for a fun-filled day at the South Dakota Game, Fish, and Parks’ Cops and Bobbers event at Sandy Shore State Park. The event, designed to foster community engagement and introduce families to the joys of fishing, was a resounding success.
Correctional officer attacked in yet another incident
SIOUX FALLS, SD (KELO.com) — State officials are investigating another alleged attack on a correctional officer at the South Dakota Penitentiary in Sioux Falls. This attack took place on August 5th, just two days after an officer was reportedly “choked out” by an inmate and required medical attention. In the most recent incident, the officer was unable to activate his personal alarm, but managed to alert a co-worker for help. The Attorney General’s Division of Criminal Investigation is working the case.
Augustana Football-Ranked #14 In AFCA
Just a week after Augustana University was picked second in the NSIC Preseason Poll, the Vikings have been ranked No. 14 in the AFCA, the American Football Coaches Association. As Augie continues to prepare for the September 5 opening of the 2024 season against UMary, Jack Fisher and Peyton Buckley...
What Causes 911 Services to Fail in South Dakota?
We take 911 services for granted, thinking they will always be available if and when we should need them. And the good news is, thankfully, they are 99% of the time. But, this year alone, South Dakota has experienced two separate 911 outages resulting from problems occurring outside the state of South Dakota.
South Dakota Teacher Shines Singing At Minnesota Twins Game
A South Dakota teacher got the experience of a lifetime singing at a Minnesota Twins game during the seventh-inning stretch. A Tea Area High School choir teacher named Janice Gilbert got a big break performing "God Bless America" in front of thousands of dedicated Minnesota Twins fans. Her performance? She knocked it out of the park!
Farmer’s Almanac Says Prepare For a Wet Whirlwind Winter
Can we trust a long-range weather forecast? The Farmer's Almanac boasts a good prediction success rate and their long-range weather forecast for winter 2024 - 2025 may just inspire you to keep firewood and a good book on hand. The Farmer's Almanac prediction center says that the coldest temperatures in...
American Flat Track Sturgis TT races to success
Sturgis, S.D. (KELO) — Motorcycle Racing in downtown Sturgis made it’s return today after months of back and forth discussions throughout Sturgis. The first Sturgis Tourist Trophy was held back a few hours due to weather, and almost got postponed for Monday. Despite a weather delay, the Sturgis...
Select Committee on Legislative Relationships with EAFB discussed economic B-21 Bomber impact
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - As Ellsworth becomes the new home to the U.S. Air Force’s B-21 Bomber, the needs of the base and surrounding area also increase. The Federal Select Committee on Legislative Relationships with Ellsworth Air Force Base met with the Ellsworth Development Authority, school districts, the Department of Transportation, and other groups to discuss the socioeconomic impact of upcoming changes on western South Dakota.
Pierre School Board To Hold Meeting Tonight
PIERRE, (KCCR) — The Pierre School Board is meeting tonight at the District Administration Building on Poplar Avenue. The Board will consider approval of a eight-item consent calendar before hearing comments from Superintendent Dr, Kelly Glodt. Any Board comments and comments from the public will follow. Board members will get hear a playground inspection report and consider final reading an adoption of revisions to the Classified Employee Handbook. First reading will be given to three policy changes. All three are related to fund handling and financial reimbursements. The Board will consider an amendment to the 2024 budget and will get a hear the 2024 preliminary financial report for the District. Board members will consider action on the 2024 Audit Engagement for the 2024 fiscal year. The Pierre School Board will also consider for approval donations, contract items and any open-enrollment requests for the upcoming school year. The Pierre School Board meets tonight at 5:30 pm. The meeting is open to the community.
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