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Junior Achievement At O'Gorman Junior High
On Tuesday at O'Gorman Junior High School, the South Dakota chapter of Junior Achievement hosted an event called "J.A. In A Day". Kayla Bickett tells us how the program works: "So we are taking over the school today to provide an in school field trip, to have business volunteers come in and teach students about entrepreneurship, work readiness and ...
S.F. man indicted for embezzling from McLaughlin School District
A Sioux Falls man was indicted in federal court this week for stealing nearly $300,000 from the McLaughlin School District.
Solvency Of 3 SD Livestock Au...
Federal officials are investigating the solvency of three South Dakota livestock auctions.
New Miss Indian Nations Crowned
A McLaughlin, S.D., woman is the new Miss Indian Nations. Jennifer Mellette was crowned the 17th Miss Indian Nations during the recent International Powwow at United Tribes Technical College in Bismarck.
CONTACT: South Dakota Highway Patrol, 605-626-2286 FATAL CRASH What: When: Where: Driver #1: McLaughlin, SD Vehicle #1: Driver #2: Watertown, SD Passenger: Watertown, SD Vehicle #2: Description: Alcohol is not a factor.
Deadly Car Crash by KDLT News Posted on 25 July 2009 A 31-year-old McLaughlin woman has died in a two-vehicle crash on U.S. highway 12 in northern South Dakota.
McLaughlin Woman Killed In Car Accident
A woman was killed in a two vehicle crash 4 miles east of Bowdle, SD. Ann J. Veitz was driving westbound on US Highway 12 when a vehicle driven by Ikea Pfeifle attempted to pass her.
Loren Coleman on June 24th, 2009 One of the most concentrated series of sightings of a non-Pacific Northwest Bigfoot-type creature seen on a Native American reservation took place in South Dakota.
Flooding strands McLaughlin couple for 2 months
Authorities have found the body of a Yankton, South Dakota, man missing on the Missouri River since May 15.
North Dakota's Board of Higher Education has agreed to drop the University of North Dakota's Fighting Sioux nickname and Indian head logo, a move intended to resolve a decades-long campus dispute about whether the name demeans Native Americans.