Dell Rapids News

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.

By Alan Van Ormer Tribune editor Students who participate in Family, Career and Community Leaders of America will tell you it has helped them immensely as they make their way through high school.

A veterans banquet is planned for Veteran's Day on Nov. 11 in Dell Rapids. The banquet begins at 7 p.m. in St.

For 13 hours each day, Dell Rapids school officials take turns carrying a special cell phone as part of a new hot line set up for anyone with questions about the upcoming bond-issue vote.

PIERRE DEF. BRANDON VALLEY 19-25, 26-24, 25-22, 25-19 in Pierre - Kelsey Oligmueller had 17 kills and 18 digs for the Lady Govs.

When visitors stream through the middle door of the historic Grand Opera House for Saturday night's benefit concert, they can expect a majestic first view.

By Alan Van Ormer Tribune editor Dell Rapids residents and businesses will see a four percent increase on their water and sewer bills in 2010 if the Dell Rapids City Council adopts two different ordinances.

By Alan Van Ormer Tribune editor As health care reform bills are being discussed in Congress, the South Dakota Health Care Association is concerned that proposed Medicare cuts would harm senior care.

By Peter Rasmusson For the Dell Rapids Tribune Good ideas take time, effort, dedication and cooperation to fully develop.

Chad Nelson, senior project manager for Henry Carlson Co., recently graduated from the Sioux Falls Area Chamber of Commerce's 23rd annual Leadership Sioux Falls program, along with 31 other professionals.