Between the Lines By David Lias I'm sorry, but no matter how hard I try, I can't believe the president's motives. I've been giving it a lot of thought for nearly all day now, ever since I first heard that President Clinton had ordered an attack on Iraq. He's told … Read Article
One size does fit all by Richard W. Riley From Boston to the Mississippi Delta to Seattle, people across America are focused on education like never before. If you aren't engaging in dinner table conversation yourself about issues affecting students and schools, you have surely seen educational headlines during the … Read Article
Attention to detail helps new business, new owners in success Greg Robinson started his business under a tree in their front yard with the help of his wife Melinda. MD Professional Cleaners is now located at 5 East Cherry. by M. Jill Sundstrom A strong faith and meticulous standards go … Read Article
Cub Scouts earn awards for projects Wolf Den of Cub Scouts Pack 165 has been busy with several projects. Activities completed have been recycling, earth conservation, assembling first aid kits, fire safety rules from visiting the Vermillion Fire Department fire safety house, learning proper flag ceremonies' presentations, popcorn sales, tying … Read Article
Current gasoline prices noted; statewide average down AAA's pre-Christmas Fuel Gauge Survey, taken Dec. 8, shows the statewide average price of self-serve unleaded gasoline at $1.0354 per gallon, down .2053 cents from one year ago, and down 4 cents from the pre-Thanksgiving Day survey taken on Nov. 17. The national … Read Article
Children benefit most from budget South Dakota's children will benefit the most from Governor Janklow's proposed budget for state government. If legislators approve it, Janklow's proposal for the fiscal year 2000 budget will provide needed health insurance for 3,000 more children, provide more money per school student, and continue wiring … Read Article
Board of Regents agrees to work with Sioux Falls schools The Board of Regents took a major step in bringing quality public higher education to South Dakota's largest city by approving an agreement with the Sioux Falls School Board to share a single building to be constructed at the site … Read Article
Board approves plan to expand high school by David Lias The Vermillion School Board unanimously agreed Monday to complete plans calling for building expansions of Vermillion High School. The project would renovate and expand the high school library and construct a new commons, kitchen, auditorium and auxiliary gymnasium with locker … Read Article
Clay County project receives federal funds Senator Tom Daschle has announced that the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Department of Rural Development has awarded over $780,000 in assistance to community projects in Clay County, Kimball and on the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe reservation. "The further development of our rural communities … Read Article
USD rolls past Doane, Montana St. Billings; improves to 8-1 South Dakota opens the 1999 North Central Conference season Saturday and Sunday against Augustana and South Dakota State in the DakotaDome. The Coyotes enter the NCC campaign with an 8-1 record after a pair of home wins last week. The … Read Article
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