Arlington News

Arlington's senior setter Alli Boeck sets a quick middle to Kelsey Kaufmann in the second set of the Cardinals' 3 0 win over Grant-Deuel in Arlington on Tuesday.

An Arlington teenager was injured in a rollover accident in western Brookings County Monday morning.

Tiana Leamons' life ended in two minutes of speed and chaos that started with a late-night traffic stop.

Cyclists who participate in the sixth annual Argus Leader Tour de Kota will ride from Elk Point to Sisseton during the five-day event in June, organizers said Saturday.

Posted by: Tim Gebhart - 09/22/2009 8:59 AM Two sociologists say the meltdown of rural America has reached a tipping point, one which is "transforming rural communities throughout the nation into impoverished ghost towns." In an article in The Chronicle of Higher Education , husband and wife Patrick J. Carr and Maria J. Kefalas say a brain drain ...

Ray Chamberlain has taught school, managed a lumberyard and trained cattle for big stock shows.

I was pleased to read state Sen. Frank Kloucek's My Voice column in the June 13 Argus Leader.

Helen Dafoe of Sioux Falls will celebrate her 80th birthday Wednesday, July 22, with a family dinner.

Five men will be inducted into the South Dakota Amateur Baseball Hall of Fame. Being honored for their service to amateur baseball on the field and off are Bob Altenburg of Pickstown, Herb Sundall of Kennebec, Bob Benson of Clearfield, Tom Pahl of Claremont, and the late Everett Jensen, who played for teams from Hurley, Irene, Arlington and Oldham.

Nearly 20 families participated in this year's 'Becoming an Outdoor Family' workshop, held last weekend at the Lake Poinsett Recreation Area near Arlington.

Wilmina Landegent of Rock Valley, Iowa, will celebrate her 85th birthday Friday, June 12, with a family dinner.

Some might say that pieces from the ugly wall of prejudice crumbled a bit last week at Arlington National Cemetery.