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Estelline man sells stolen aluminum
A 24-year-old Estelline man has admitted that he stole thousands of dollars worth of aluminum from a Brookings manufacturer earlier this year and sold the metal at a recycling business for cash.
A 50-year-old Estelline man made his initial appearance in Brookings County court Monday on a charge of statutory rape.
Area registered voters will head to the polls Tuesday, June 3, for South Dakota's primary election , deciding on everything from which presidential candidates to which state Legislature candidates will appear ...
For new Sioux Valley principal, it's homecoming
“It was a difficult experience due to my inability to speak the (native) language, but the students were very respectful and willing to learn.”
After teaching English both in-state and internationally, and with experience as a middle school principal in the West River community of White Lake, E. David Colberg is now getting ready for his first year at ... via Brookings Register Online
Estelline woman sentenced to 23 years
A 23-year-old Estelline woman was sentenced Monday to serve 23 years in the state penitentiary for the 2007 death of her boyfriend's 4-year-old daughter. via Brookings Register Online
Estelline prepares for next 125
Estelline marked 125 years as a community in 2007, and at this milestone residents are looking to the "Horizons." Horizons is a community leadership program that helps small, rural towns help themselves. via Brookings Register Online
Benning receives coaches award
SDCoach Award,0072 Benning receives coaches award WATERTOWN, S.D. Estelline coach James Benning has been named boys cross country coach of the year by the South Dakota High School Coaches Association. via KXMA-TV Dickinson
The Dakota State University women's track & field program has announced the signing of Casey Dolezal, a senior at Estelline High School, for the 2008-09 season. via Madison Daily Leader
Like vampires, Halloween urges die hard
“Aren't you boys a little old for this?”
Halloween is still a scream for a lot of us, even as we reach our supposedly mature years. via The Black Hills Pioneer
Madison students challengedby crime scene evidence
“It works out really well if the school has block scheduling”
Students in Katie Nauer's science class had a taste of crime scene investigation on Wednesday when they performed experiments using equipment in one of the state's mobile science labs. via Madison Daily Leader
Is your glass half full or half empty? "Finding Community Direction" was the subject of a networking and resource fair in Huron September 19 and sponsored by the Northwest Area Foundation and the SDSU Extension ... via Tyndall Tribune