USD Symphonic Band will perform Feb. 3 The University of South Dakota Symphonic Band, under the direction of Dr. Lawrence L. Mitchell, will present a winter concert on Sunday, Feb. 3, at 3 p.m. in Knutson Theatre Warren M. Lee Center for the Fine Arts. Highlighting the program will be … Read Article
Rogge selected for junior honor choir Ben Rogge, an eighth-grader at Vermillion Middle School, was selected to participate in the 2002 South Dakota American Choral Director's Junior Honor Choir. The choir performed in Rapid City Jan. 18-19, in conjunction with the annual SD-ACDA Mid-Winter Conference. The honor choir was under … Read Article
USD theatre students will travel to festival Doug Strich, a theatre major at The University of South Dakota, will present a workshop in the construction and manipulation of marionettes at Region Eight of the American College Theatre Festival (ACTF) in Lincoln, NE on Jan. 26. Strich will showcase his skills … Read Article
Nelsen named USD employee of month Commitment, professionalism and a positive attitude have earned Melanie Nelsen of Vermillion the January Career Service Employee of the Month Award at The University of South Dakota. Nelsen, a secretary at the USD School of Business since 1981, was honored during a ceremony on … Read Article
For the record Jan. 11 � Jan. 17, 2002 David M. Sieh, 1016 S. 4th Ave., Sioux Falls: Municipal speeding, $35 plus costs. Laura Bell, 117 Court St., Vermillion: Failure to yield to traffic at yield sign, $50 plus costs. William G. Halva, HC 72 Box 76, Lynch, NE: Municipal … Read Article
Obituaries Doris Ellen Carey Doris Ellen Carey, 77, of Vermillion, died Tuesday, Jan. 22, 2002 at the Sioux Valley Vermillion Care Center. Mrs. Carey was born Dec. 14, 1924 in Black River Falls, WI to Barney and Pearl (Smith) Deeney. She worked in Rockford, IL as a waitress, and met … Read Article
Pierre Direct Line by Rep. Judy Clark The first week of this session is drawing to a close as I write this. As always the first week is relatively quiet as legislators draft and refine their bills and scramble to find sponsors. Most committees are not yet meeting since few … Read Article
Legislative Report by Sen. John Reedy The 77th Legislative Session of the South Dakota Legislature began this week with Gov. Janklow's final State of the State Address. While the governor spent a great deal of time talking about the problems facing the South Dakota, he offered few solutions. Perhaps the … Read Article
Some Vermillion citizens weren't counted by census Growth prompts city ward changes by David Lias Some Vermillion citizens may find themselves hunting for their names in the printed list of registered voters at the polls before they cast ballots at the next election. It has been discovered that the 2000 … Read Article
Legislative View by Rep. B.J. Nesselhuf The 77th Legislative Session of the South Dakota Legislature began last week. The opening event was Gov. Janklow's last State of the State Address. While the governor went into great detail about the problems facing South Dakota, he neglected to give us any proposals … Read Article
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