Monthly Archives: October 2003

Analysis finds strong American Legion impact Community volunteers often wonder if their efforts make a difference. For members of the American Legion throughout the nation, an analysis of reports covering the past 12 months provides evidence that it does � to the tune of $40.5 million and counting. A review … Read Article →

New method of receiving copies saves time If you're planning a trip out of the country, planning on applying for your driver's license, or planning on applying for social security, plan to get a certified copy of your birth record. Certified copies of those records can now be purchased locally … Read Article →

The Elder Law Forum by Professor Michael Myers Editor's Note: The Elder Law Forum is a public service of the University of South Dakota School of Law, an extension of the SENIOR LEGAL HOTLINE available at no cost to persons 60 and older at 605-677-6343 and mmyers@usd.edu during regular business … Read Article →

April's Ag Advice by April Borders The weather is starting to cool down and with the cooler weather we see those outdoor pests starting to try to move indoors. One insect that is becoming a nuisance for the homeowners is the Asian lady beetle. The Asian lady beetle has been … Read Article →

Chili Blues scheduled Oct. 11 The Vermillion Area Arts Council will presents the 13th annual Chili Blues festival, featuring Vermillion's "Scratch That," on Oct. 11 at 5:30 p.m. The event will be held at the Washington Street Arts Center, 202 Washington Street in Vermillion, with outdoor ticket and beverage sales. … Read Article →

Tools needed for beautification USD students will be helping Vermillion Beautiful plant trees, rake and clean up for winter on "Make-A-Difference Day" Oct. 25, and they need shovels, trowels and rakes. To donate tools, bring them to 103 Willow Street, the Cherry Street Grille restaurant or call 624-9795.

Exchange vows Elizabeth Vaughan and Alan Lueth were married on Saturday, July 26, at St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Wakonda with Father Joe Forcelle officiating. Naomi Terkildsen was matron of honor for her sister and friend of the groom, Ryan Doering, who is currently deployed in Iraq, was best man … Read Article →

Check It Out by Anne Marshall Showcased Book of the Week Babar the elephant is one of those childhood classics of literature we remember from years ago. Author Laurent de Brunhoff has kept the spirit of Babar alive for over 50 years, creating more than 30 books. In his latest … Read Article →

Clubs Culver talks about Tanager FB The Vermillion Rotary Club with Dan Van Peursen presiding met for our weekly lunch at the Silver Dollar. Starting next week we will be in more spacious quarters at the newly revamped Al Neuharth Center. But the food at the Silver Dollar has been … Read Article →