Monthly Archives: September 2002

Public radio news director receives Golden Apple Award Brian Bull, news director of South Dakota Public Radio, received a first place Golden Apple Award from the South Dakota Education Association (SDEA). His story of "SuAnne Big Crow Legacy" received first place in the single program or program series category. The … Read Article →

New DMV form protects vehicle sellers A new form available from the Department of Revenue, Division of Motor Vehicles will help reduce liability issues for people selling their vehicles to other individuals. The Seller's Report of Sale allows sellers to voluntarily file new purchaser information with the Division of Motor … Read Article →

More South Dakotans registered to vote YANKTON (AP) � South Dakotans are lining up to register to vote in the November general election. Secretary of State Joyce Hazeltine is reporting an increase in registration numbers since the June primary. Democratic numbers have increased by about 5,000 and Republican ranks have … Read Article →

Janklow calls for flood control update Gov. Bill Janklow said Sept. 24 that Congress and the White House need to work together on updating the 1944 Flood Control Act that paved the way for the Missouri River dams and reservoirs in South Dakota, North Dakota and Montana. Janklow said the … Read Article →

Register to vote in the Nov. 5 election Oct. 21 is the deadline for voter registration for the Nov. 5 election. If you are a United States citizen age 18 or older on the next election day, a resident of South Dakota, not judged mentally incompetent by a court of … Read Article →

Human West Nile count reaches 23 in South Dakota The state Department of Health reported five additional cases of human West Nile today. One case was reported in Grant County, and two cases each in Brown County and Hughes County. There have been no deaths reported. The median age of … Read Article →

South Dakota Public Television receives 2 Emmy nominations South Dakota Public Television has been nominated for two Regional Emmys for a program, Prairie Days: A Dakota Life Special; and for promotion for the World War II Memorial Dedication. Prairie Days received its nomination in the Magazine category while the World … Read Article →

Political signs illegal in highway right-of-way Political candidates and supporters are reminded that political signs or materials placed in the highway right-of-way are illegal and should be removed immediately. The Department of Transportation stated that as the election nears, more and more political signs are being found in the highway … Read Article →

Anson Yeager's Stories distributed to libraries A newly published book by the long-time editor of the Sioux Falls Argus Leader is now available to readers in every corner of South Dakota. Anson Yeager's Stories, a two volume collection of essays and articles about the state and the region, was distributed … Read Article →