Ellwanger, Hoop win Gold Rush Fun Run Scott Ellwanger of Vermillion and Tamie Hopp of Rapid City were overall winners in the Gold Rush Fun Run held July 28. The 5-kilometer race is run annually on the Mickelson Trail as a part of Custer's Gold Discovery Days Celebration. Ellwanger's time … Read Article
Grey Sox eliminate Beresford on Aug. 5 by Steven Thum After losing a close game to Lennox Heartland Medical in the first round of the District 7B tournament on Saturday by a score of 14-10, the Vermillion Grey Sox came back with a strong effort on Aug. 5 to beat … Read Article
Bob offers wisdom in tiny tidbits by Bob Karolevitz I make lots of notes, so many, in fact, that I can�t keep track of all of them. Mostly they are little tidbits of wisdom I�ve scribbled on scraps of paper or old napkins. They�re usually anonymous, which means I could … Read Article
How much of $3 million does YOUR community need? by Rod W. Fouberg Over 65 revolving loan funds (RlFs), partnering with local financial institutions, provide capital and business assistance to companies and rural communities in South Dakota that typically do not qualify for traditional financing. RLFs serve a vital role … Read Article
Between the Lines by David Lias Sen. Tim Johnson is sponsoring a campaign trip � not through the heartland of South Dakota, but to Canada. Johnson is sponsoring the trip to spotlight the difference between drug prices charged in South Dakota and Canada. �Nobody in the world pays as much … Read Article
Letters to the Editor Senate Democrats fail to support policies To the editor: In a period of uncertain economic situations, the Democrat led United States Senate has chosen to proceed with August leave and not pass a budget amendment. This is a failure on their part to support the economy … Read Article
Jenny James earns Southern Seminary degree Jenny James of Vermillion received a master of theology degree from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary on May 17 during the Louisville, KY, school's 189th commencement. James was one of more than 170 graduates to receive a degree from the seminary, which saw students … Read Article
Nina Joy awarded undergrad fellowship Wyoming's Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR) recently awarded undergraduate research fellowships to 21 University of Wyoming students for research projects this summer. The highly competitive fellowships introduce undergraduates to the excitement of scientific research. They provide an opportunity for students to pursue studies … Read Article
USD biology students receive national award Two students pursuing Ph.D. degrees in biology from The University of South Dakota recently received prestigious national fellowships to aid them in their studies. These awards were the National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellowship and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) National Research … Read Article
USD grads reminded of endings, beginnings Aug. 1 During 2002 summer commencement held at The University of South Dakota, former Associate Vice President of Academic Affairs Dr. Charles N. Kaufman used the Roman god Janus to remind summer graduates that they would experience both endings and beginnings when they received … Read Article
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