Onida News

An Onida woman was identified Thursday as the passenger who died in an accident Wednesday west of Blunt.

A child's birthday party usually consists of presents, cake and games, but Jessica Brown of Sioux City wanted something else for her birthday.

Some rough weather last night in parts of central South Dakota. In Onida , high winds wrecked the roof of a bank, knocked down trees and cut the electricity.

Updated 10:16 p.m. CDT Severe thunderstorms with a history of producing large, damaging hail are making their way across much of central South Dakota this evening.

Some rough weather struck Thursday night in parts of central South Dakota. In Onida, high winds wrecked the roof of a bank, knocked down trees and cut the electricity.

Ty Eschenbaum of Lake Preston, Kaycee Gebhart of Onida and Katie Kampshoff of Fulton are winners of $1,000 scholarships from the American Cancer Society for the 2008-09 academic year.

Published: May 29th, 2008 11:24 PM Last Modified: May 29th, 2008 11:24 PM Custom cutters and farmers alike are bracing for what will likely be the most expensive winter wheat harvest ever amid record high fuel ...

BY LUCY HALVERSON Lyman County Herald Casey Stirling of Rapid City, South Dakota won the 11th annual New Frontier Bull Ride Saturday evening earning a score of 85 in the short go.

“In South Dakota, yes, you should feel good about yourself”

Economic growth is in South Dakota's future thanks in part to high commodity prices and ethanol production, though the outlook for the Midwest is less promising, according to a recent survey. via ArgusLeader.com

“It's quite different, because when i went to a Pierre school, there are a lot of kids there. But here, everybody knows everybody from seven to 12. We get along with everybody.”

Legislation passed last year forces districts with less than 100 students to join other districts, or dissolve completely. via KELO-TV Sioux Falls

Reva L. Behm, 81, of Sioux Falls died March 22, 2008. Her service will be 11 a.m. Saturday at St. via The Plainsman

“To me, it's just common sense.”

Support strong for taking from suspects, but civil libertarians cringe Josh Verges * jverges@argusleader.com * April 15, 2008 South Dakota this year will become one of a growing number of states that aren't ... via Argus Leader

“She's sweet and smiles and is really cute, and I'm like, 'Uh-huh, you're not foolin”

At the local gym, it's bad etiquette to check out the other folks working out. But on the Bravo TV reality show 'Work Out,' this season featuring South Dakota native Renessa Williams, that's kind of the point. via ArgusLeader.com

PIERRE - A man from Lebanon in north central South Dakota was hospitalized today after spending part of the night outdoors in a snowstorm. via ArgusLeader.com

Onida, 18 When people think of governmental information, the first thing that comes to mind is agencies like the FBI and CIA. via ArgusLeader.com

Posted by: Pat Powers - 03/09/2008 8:49 PM I caught this one on the tail end of a story at KCCR Radio: The two District 24 House of Representative incumbents, Ryan Olson of Onida and Tim Rounds of Pierre, have ... via KELO-TV Sioux Falls

“With the advance of technology, that always creates opportunities for more mischief”

The South Dakota Senate will have a bill on its agenda this week making it illegal to send ominous or annoying text messages. via Rapid City Journal

“We're just stepping through the stages.”

Basin Electric Power Cooperative has selected a South Dakota site as its preferred location for a coal-fired power plant. via Rapid City Journal

“They should have gotten in touch with all of the people developing on letterhead saying, this is the situation and advising you should get meters, or something”

Rural water system remains tapped out to new customers By Bronson Peshlakai Capital Journal Staff Published/Last Modified on Wednesday, Feb 06, 2008 - 06:05:32 am CST Editor's Note: This is the first of a ... via The Capital Journal - Pierre, SD