Mar 30, 2008 |
S. Dakota leads U.S. in growth of income
“What we have to remember is that we didn't participate in the rapid expansion that was due to real estate”
South Dakota enjoyed the country's largest rate of increase in personal income for the last quarter of 2007, spurred in large part by a robust ag economy. via ArgusLeader.com
Deuel School Board considers school name change
“Both sides of the argument handled it very well ... we had a good, healthy discussion on the school's identity and where things are at”
The Deuel School Board plans to decide March 10 whether to change the name of its school. via Rapid City Journal
Sanford doctor a champion of women's heart health
“Please think about yourself, also.”
Caring for hearts is a family affair for Dr. Maria Stys. The cardiologist and native of Warsaw, Poland, began practicing last fall in Sioux Falls at Sanford Heart Partners alongside her husband, Dr. via ArgusLeader.com
New Municipal Tax Changes Effective January 1
Contact Jan Talley, Director, or Alison Jares, Revenue Supervisor , Business Tax Division, 605.773.3311 Beginning January 1, 2008 , eight communities will implement new municipal taxes or update their current ... via South Dakota State
Deuel Schools Testing Four-Day Week
“I haven't heard any complaints about the four day week”
It may be Wednesday, but students in the Deuel school district have just one day left in their school week. via KELO-TV Sioux Falls
Top cowboys to get first class sendoff to NFR
“We have some of the world's best rodeo competitors, the prettiest rodeo queens -- and now proof that we are among the world's top rodeo events for competitors and spectators alike”
For years, the Black Hills Roundup Committee has hosted a unique regional "NFR Sendoff" for the area's rodeo athletes headed for the National Finals Rodeo in top positions in their divisions. via Rapid City Journal
Governor announces $270,000 in rural hospital grants
“In its recent report, the Zaniya task force recommended increased use of health information technology to promote quality and efficiency in health care. Rural hospitals are already doing that”
Wednesday, October 17, 2007 CONTACT : Tom Martinec, 773-3364 Governor announces $270,000 in rural hospital grants PIERRE, S.D. Gov. via South Dakota State
South Dakota High School Football - Sisseton trounces Deuel
In Friday's league battle, the visiting Sisseton Redmen football squad scored a big 46-0 victory over the Deuel Cardinals. via MaxPreps
Swarm Days royalty candidates picked
King and queen candidates have been selected for Black Hills State University's Swarm Days. via Rapid City Journal
Seven Beef Clinics Scheduled In S.D.
A series of seven clinics on beef quality assurance and critical management planning will be held in towns across eastern South Dakota this fall and winter to help producers who seek training and information. via Yankton Daily Press & Dakotan
USD's Lavin to retire after season
“I can't say that the idea of going Division I was the sole reason”
In an announcement that surprised no one close to Chad Lavin or the University of South Dakota women's basketball program, the 52-year-old coach said the upcoming season will be his last with the Coyotes. via ArgusLeader.com