Armour News

They call her "The Walker," befitting a woman who ritually strolls the streets of Chamberlain - along the main thoroughfares, through neighborhoods, at all hours and in all seasons.

By: Superintendent Darrell Mueller In order to be better prepared in the event of a pandemic crisis such as the Bird Flu, the state of South Dakota established Points of Dispensing of medicine known as PODs.

By Monica Wepking, Editor Wagner Mayor Sharon Haar went to Pierre on Thursday, September 24, 2009 to make one last plea to try to keep the Wagner drivers license services open.

NEWS RELEASE Department of Social Services 700 Governors Drive , Pierre , SD 57501-2291 Phone: 605-773-3165 Web: http://dss.sd.gov FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Tuesday, Sept.

Members of the Legislature's Joint Appropriations Committee on Wednesday wrapped up a tour of state facilities in eastern South Dakota.

Governor Mike Rounds has awarded more than $1 million in grants to recreational trails across South Dakota.

Football should have been the occasion, based on the 40-degree temperature. But about 150 people, bundled against the chill and seeking patches of sunlight on the VA Medical Center lawn, celebrated the U.S. military Saturday at an Armed Forces Day ceremony that has become a tradition at the facility.

Also re-elected to second terms were: Rev. Gene D. Bauman of Spearfish, S.D., first vice president.

At least 10 school districts in the Mitchell area are making or considering cuts or taking other measures to trim their budget in difficult economic times.

Members of the South Dakota Horizons project team from Armour will provide free health screenings for students on April 29 at the Armour School.