De Smet News

NEWS RELEASE Oct. 13, 2009 Media Contact: Michael Schelske, 605-773-5436 Pierre, S.D. The South Dakota Department of Agriculture has given awards to several banks for using its Loan and Value Added Finance Authority Bond Programs to help agricultural producers.

It's that time of year again. The National Weather Service in Sioux Falls, S.D., has put a 70 percent chance of rain or snow in the forecast for Spencer on Friday night.

Mayors of some South Dakota towns that have lost driver's exam stations are urging Gov.

SDDriver License Stations,0157 Mission, Wagner to keep driver license stations Eds: APNewsNow.

Track speed will increase to 15 mph following recent improvements to increase safety and upgrade the rail corridor infrastructure.

The men and women of the 211th engineer company of Madison and De Smet were activated today.

More than 100 South Dakota Army National Guard soldiers packed their bags for a long trip overseas.

More than 100 South Dakota Army National Guard soldiers packed their bags for a long trip overseas.

The 211th Engineer Company of the South Dakota Army National Guard will hold an activation ceremony Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Dakota State Field House in Madison.

South Dakota will close 17 lesser-used driver's exam stations at the end of September.

Sophomore Tyson Rosenboom rushed 11 times for 103 yards and three scores as Colman-Egan beat De Smet-Iroquois 44-6 in the Prairie Bowl at Howard Wood Field.

Laura Ingalls Wilder Remembered will be the theme of a free program at the Hoover Museum on Monday.

The South Dakota National Guard plans an activation ceremony Sept. 19 in Madison for about 110 members of the 211th Engineer Company.

The first Harvey Dunn Memorial Society Plein Air Art Event is Aug. 14-16 at the Ingalls homestead, one mile southeast of De Smet.

My granddaughter Rachel Holler, 15, of Huron was a passenger in a car involved in a head-on collision near De Smet in June.

The first Harvey Dunn Memorial Society Plein Air Art Event is Aug. 14-16 at the Ingalls homestead, one mile southeast of De Smet.

Take Highway 75 south to the U.S. border then follow Interstate 29 for about five hours.

After facing deportation, becoming a U.S. citizen, traveling nomadically and filling in at various parishes, one Irish priest and his green card have settled into a new community.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Wednesday, July 15, 2009 CONTACT: Wanda Goodman, 773-3301, wanda.goodman@state.sd.us Marks of History: Ingalls Family Homestead PIERRE, S.D. - Nestled between towering trees of the De Smet State Forest, the marshes of Silver Lake, and endless prairie grasses lays a little piece of land where the Ingalls family made their ...

Thunderstorms rumbled across parts of eastern KELOLAND yesterday, bringing more severe weather to parts of the region.