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140 Build Dakota Scholarship recipients sign for their futures at Western Dakota Tech
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - 140 students signed their commitments to join the Build Dakota Scholarships program, attending Western Dakota Technical College with tuition paid for by sponsoring companies. After graduating in two years, these students will go on to work for those companies, filling high-demand jobs and remaining in the state of South Dakota for the first few years of their careers.
Two Lead residents found dead in consecutive days, investigations ongoing
On June 26, 2024, the Lead Police Department initiated a death scene investigation involving a 37-year-old male resident of Lead. Police and EMS responded to the residence that day, and the male was pronounced dead at the scene. On June 27, Lead Police and EMS were called to a different...
South Dakota Board of Regents Approves High-Need Programs
The South Dakota Board of Regents announces the approval of two high-need programs designed to meet the growing workforce demands in the state and beyond. These programs include a Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting at South Dakota State University and a Master’s Degree in Artificial Intelligence at the University of South Dakota.
Governor And Corps Say Area Rivers Have Crested Following Heavy Flooding
Gov. Kristi Noem and officials from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) agreed Tuesday that the worst of the flooding around the Yankton area has subsided, but other areas in the region are in for long days ahead. Noem held a press conference in Yankton Tuesday afternoon to give...
Noem, who sent Guard troops to Texas, resists using them for her own state’s flooding
After ordering National Guard troops to the U.S.-Mexico border three times, Republican Gov. Kristi Noem is defending her decision to avoid sending troops to flood-ravaged areas in South Dakota, saying it would be “extremely expensive” and that the Guard should only be used for “a very crisis situation.” Meanwhile, her spokesman left open the possibility […] The post Noem, who sent Guard troops to Texas, resists using them for her own state’s flooding appeared first on Daily Montanan.
The concerts you don't want to miss at the 2024 Sturgis Rally
The 2024 Sturgis Rally is gearing up to be a memorable event, not only for motorcycle enthusiasts but also for music lovers. The rally, known for its thrilling rides and vibrant atmosphere, will also feature an exciting lineup of concerts and performances. From classic rock to country, there will be something for everyone to enjoy.
Potter County Vietnam Veteran part of Midwest Honor Flight
On June 5, the Midwest Honor Flight flew 85 veterans and their sponsors to Washington, D.C. for a tour of the military memorials. Richard Kaup, a Hoven, SD veteran, was among the members of the group. Midwest Honor Flight is a non-profit organization taking WWII, Korea, and Vietnam Veterans to...
South Dakota dental clinic reopens after flood
A South Dakota dental clinic recently reopened after its office was damaged during severe weather in the state. Various states in the Midwest were impacted by heavy rainfall in recent days. South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem signed an emergency declaration June 22 after severe flooding in the state's Southeastern region.
Educational support goes a long way with Native students
Programs that engage with Indigenous students and recognize their abilities can help them succeed in school. Josie Green returned home to South Dakota 10 years ago with a mission — to engage students in her community through teaching. Teaching wasn’t something the Oglala Lakota woman had anticipated pursuing. She...
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