Deaths Evelyn Cummins Evelyn Cummins, a long-time resident of Vermillion, died on Wednesday, Dec. 16, 1998 at the Sioux Valley Vermillion Care Center. She was 89. Born in Elkhart, IN, the daughter of a woodworker and tool maker, she left home at 16 to work as a maid. Encouraged by … Read Article
Living Nativity scene These students at St. Agnes Elementary School inVermillion created a living Nativity scene at the end of their Christmas program "Come to the Stable," held Dec. 17 in the school's auditorium. Playing the role of Joseph and Mary (in front) are second-graders Michael Dendinger and Tia Krier. … Read Article
Cheer for Coyotes, help needy with donations at game Friends and family are invited to team up with The University of South Dakota and the Vermillion Food Pantry for a free "Help Your Neighbor" benefit basketball game on Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 30 at 3 p.m. in the DakotaDome. Admittance to … Read Article
No alternative to impeachment by U.S. Rep. John Thune Over the past several weeks I have agonized, like most members of Congress, over the weight and burden of the constitutional duty facing the U.S. House of Representatives. This is one of the most difficult decisions I have had to make … Read Article
For the Record Marlene Amundsen, Presiding; Dec. 11 � Dec. 17, 1998 Reppe, Nicole A., 800 N. Plum, #121, Vermillion. Possession of alcohol of minor, $73.50 plus costs. Koerselman, Jeffrey, Jon, 210 High St. #201, Vermillion. Seat belt violation, $20. Vanostberg, Judith, R.R. 2 Box 10, Osmond, NE. No proper … Read Article
Patty Anderson believes in angels and taking time to help by M. Jill Sundstrom Patty Anderson believes in angels?not the kind that sit on a shelf or are hung on a Christmas tree?she believes in real angels. Anderson, a University of South Dakota alumnus, works at First Midwest Bank in … Read Article
Bob believes 'charity begins at home' By Bob Karolevitz Benjamin Franklin once wrote: "He gives twice who gives soon because he will soon be called upon to give again." If that were true in his day, old Ben really hit the nail on the thumb when it comes to the … Read Article
Between the Lines By David Lias LeeAnne Archer, co-publisher of The Hamlin County Republican, helped her readers find the true meaning of Christmas last week. In her column, entitled Why Jesus is better than Santa Claus, she wrote: Finding the true meaning of Christmas is sometimes hard in the hustle … Read Article
USD improves winning streak with home sweep South Dakota improved its winning streak to eight games with a North Central Conference home sweep over Augustana (87-69) and South Dakota State (94-91) Saturday and Sunday in the DakotaDome. The Coyotes moved to 10-1 overall and 2-0 in the NCC. USD travels … Read Article
Tanagers fall to South Sioux City by David Lias South Sioux City survived 34 points by Vermillion's Doug Hanson to defeat the Tanagers 85-77 Dec. 18. The two teams scored at virtually a neck-to-neck pace throughout most of the game. At the end of the first quarter, South Sioux City … Read Article
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