Dell Rapids News

Starting each January, lawmakers pack a year's worth of votes into a frantic 40 days of meetings.

Frustrations are mounting in the town of Dell Rapids where supporters of a new elementary school have been turned down a fourth time.

Voters in Dell Rapids once again have rejected a bond issue for a new elementary school.

VERMILLION, S.D. State titles in nine-man prep football will be decided in a trio of games Friday in the DakotaDome in Vermillion.

The fourth time might be the charm for those wanting a new elementary school in Dell Rapids.

By Alan Van Ormer Tribune editor Four Dell Rapids World War II veterans are receiving a sort of Veterans Day gift when they climb aboard a plane and fly to Washington, D. C. on the Honor Flight on Friday and Saturday.

By Alan Van Ormer Tribune editor A new elementary school building is expected to help the Dell Rapids School District meet the basic needs for student safety and meet the basic needs for academic achievement.

By Alan Van Ormer Tribune editor Larry Jorgenson fought during the Vietnam Conflict and wanted to show his wife some things about the country and visit old places that ran through his mind.

Citi's CEO recently got a firsthand look at the impoverished Pettigrew Heights neighborhood in central Sioux Falls and the city's strategy to revitalize the 60-block area using the company's donations.

If you lost a wallet or a purse that contained $200, do you think a neighbor would return it with the money all there? Well, of course.

By Alan Van Ormer Tribune editor Changes in the accreditation standards shouldn't impact fundraising efforts for the Dell Rapids Carnegie Library.

By Alan Van Ormer Tribune editor If there were a 60 percent approval by voters to build an elementary school at the Nov.

Sioux Falls Christian and Dell Rapids advanced to the finals after posting opening round wins in District 6A volleyball action Tuesday night in Garretson.

Interested in the sales price of the homes sold in your neighborhood? SouthDakotaInfo is the place to go.

Because Halloween falls on a Saturday this year; we'll probably see a little bit more activity.

By Alan Van Ormer Tribune editor When Chris Daugaard was a Dell Rapids High School senior, he was late for school and had to get a tardy slip.

By Alan Van Ormer Tribune editor Two billboards on I-29 have been targeted by Dell Rapids as one way of promoting the community.

Most GOP primary voters say they are optimistic about the direction of the state and love Gov.

Each month, students in the Dell Rapids School District will be able to eat a new type of fresh produce.

Work will begin on E. Hemlock Boulevard now that Dakota Contracting Corp. of Sioux Falls has been awarded the construction bid.