842nd Engineer Company deploys overseas The South Dakota Army National Guard now has six units deployed to Southwest Asia. The 842nd Engineer Company of Spearfish, Belle Fourche and Sturgis, departed Fort Carson, CO, early Tuesday morning, June 3, for an undisclosed location in Southwest Asia. The 842nd is the South … Read Article
April's Ag Advice by April Borders Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is a tool that we have at our discretion to aid us in the production of our field crops. One of the keys to a successful IPM program is regular monitoring of field crop conditions and pest infestations. A scouting … Read Article
Highway 19 reconstruction has begun Road construction on Highway 19 north of Vermillion has begun. The project will cover 10 miles starting from SD Hwy. 50 Business Loop (Cherry Street) and heading north. The road north of the SD Hwy. 50 bypass was closed to through traffic beginning Tuesday, May … Read Article
Mabry: Underage drinking problem must be addressed Ask Vermillion Police Chief Art Mabry why his department ran two beer stings in the community in the span of approximately six weeks, and he recalls an incident that was the talk of the town earlier this year. by David Lias Ask Vermillion … Read Article
Gutnik receives Hyden Award Steve Gutnik, M.D. recently received the 25th annual Anton Hyden Memorial Award from The University School of Medicine. The award was presented at The University of South Dakota School of Medicine Baccalaureate Ceremony on May 9 in Sioux Falls. The purpose of the Anton Hyden Memorial … Read Article
Fines, license suspensions followed sting operations by David Lias Most of the businesses caught in the alcohol stings conducted by the Vermillion Police Department likely will be charged with furnishing alcohol to persons ages 18 to 20, said Clay County State's Attorney Tami Bern. "If you furnish alcohol to someone … Read Article
Businesses feel targeted; say stings aren't the answer by David Lias Several representatives of businesses that hold on-off sale malt beverage licenses in the city told the Vermillion City Council Monday that the police department's recent sting operations weren't conducted fairly. They also questioned why Police Chief Art Mabry immediately … Read Article
Vermillion woman is oldest South Dakotan South Dakota Health Care Foundation is in search of the 2003 Centenarian of the Year. In order to qualify for this honorable recognition, your birth date must be before April 22, 1896. The Century Clubsm is open to everyone in the state of South … Read Article
Clubs Sons of Norway hear two programs SON, Lillehammer Lodge 1-633, met Tuesday, May 20, 7 p.m. at Christ the King Lutheran Church in Yankton. Our meeting was brought to order by President Carol Broderson. The American and Norwegian national anthems were sung. We also recited the pledge of allegiance … Read Article
Children's Miracle Network breaks records Sioux Valley Children's and Children's Miracle Network is pleased to announce that for a second year in a row, the Children's Miracle Network Broadcast has brought in more than a half-million dollars for area kids. The total this year is more than $584,000, up from … Read Article
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