Monthly Archives: March 1999

State's TB cases decline, infection rate remains high A state health official says tuberculosis cases are slowly declining in South Dakota but the infection rate remains high. "South Dakota does have a high rate of infection but our preventive therapy program has been very successful in keeping those infections from … Read Article →

AAA reports current state gasoline prices AAA's pre-Easter Fuel Gauge Survey, taken March 15, shows the state-wide average price of self-serve unleaded gasoline is $.9639 per gallon, down .1347 cents from one year ago when the average price was $1.0986. The national average price of self-serve unleaded is $.97, down … Read Article →

Clay Co. 4-H Shooting Sports Club promotes life-long interest by M. Jill Sundstrom Aiming toward a better future may seem a cliche, but that�s exactly what the Clay County 4-H Shooting Sports Club does for its members. Established several years ago, shooting sports was first recognized as a special activities … Read Article →

Clay-Union Electric meeting slated March 30 in Gayville The 63rd annual meeting of Clay-Union Electric Cooperative will be held on Tuesday, March 30, in Gayville at the Gayville-Volin School. Clay-Union Electric Manager Pal Roberts and Board President Dan O'Connor will provide reports to the membership on the operation of the … Read Article →

Tickets are available for Ford's visit Tickets are available for the 8 p.m. lecture by former U.S. President Gerald Ford who will keynote the second annual W.O. Farber Center for Civic Leadership Conference on Thursday, April 8 at The University of South Dakota's DakotaDome. General admission tickets are $6 and … Read Article →

State Supreme Court holds March term at USD law school by David Lias The television show The People's Court is no longer on the air locally, but the impressions of a no-nonsense Judge Wapner, and the message at the end of each show, "If you're at loggerheads with someone and … Read Article →

World War II conference to feature Brokaw, Foss at university April 16 Members of the World War II generation will address issues of citizenship, leadership and character with their baby boomer counterparts at a conference scheduled for Friday, April 16 at The University of South Dakota. The World War II … Read Article →

State's TB cases decline, infection rate remains high A state health official says tuberculosis cases are slowly declining in South Dakota but the infection rate remains high. "South Dakota does have a high rate of infection but our preventive therapy program has been very successful in keeping those infections from … Read Article →

AAA reports current state gasoline prices AAA's pre-Easter Fuel Gauge Survey, taken March 15, shows the state-wide average price of self-serve unleaded gasoline is $.9639 per gallon, down .1347 cents from one year ago when the average price was $1.0986. The national average price of self-serve unleaded is $.97, down … Read Article →