South Dakotans can utilize new drought Web site Gov. Mike Rounds invites South Dakotans to use the new Governor's Drought Task Force Web site at http://www.state.sd.us/droughttaskforce as a resource to South Dakota's drought information. Resources on the site include: * South Dakota Drought Weekly Update. * Drought Monitor. * Agricultural … Read Article
Be wary of products to help swine operations Swine producers should think carefully before buying new products touted to "help" their operations, a South Dakota State University specialist warned. "While some of these products may work and can be economically justified, there are just as many products, if not more, … Read Article
April's Ag Advice by April Borders With all of the water that we have had in our fields lately and with the fact that water has been standing in these fields for extended periods of time, it is very likely that nitrogen fertilizer has been lost due to denitrification. Denitrification … Read Article
Gov. Rounds seeks to improve race relations by Randy Dockendorf In making better race relations a priority for his administration, Gov. Mike Rounds told college students Friday he is approaching the task on a person-to-person as well as a tribal basis. Rounds met with 25 students from 18 tribes across … Read Article
'We have to tell our own stories' Wilma Mankiller, former principal chief of the Cherokee Nation, answers a question posed by an AIJI student. Mankiller spoke to the journalism students Tuesday in the Freedom Forum Conference Room of the Al Neuharth Media Center. by David Lias In the old Cherokee … Read Article
How do you get the story right? by David Lias Mark Trahant can boil the definition of journalism down to a simple word: Storytelling. "I think we're talking about storytelling," he said to participants of the American Indian Journalism Institute, currently in session on The University of South Dakota campus. … Read Article
Vermillion will wage West Nile war by David Lias The city of Vermillion is preparing to use weapons of mass destruction. The weapons won't be targeted at people. Vermillion will be taking aim at the city's mosquito population, hoping the use of chemical misting will knock down their population and … Read Article
Democracy in Indian country is topic of symposium Tuesday by David Lias If only there was more time. Panelists in Tuesday's symposium addressing the topic of democracy in Indian country only had a little more than an hour to speak. Madonna Thunder Hawk and Roger Trudell barely had an opportunity … Read Article
Bible school at Pleasant Valley Church Aloha! Come join us for a fun-filled three-day Vacation Bible School at Pleasant Valley Lutheran Church, rural Vermillion July 22�24. We will travel to a tropical island and discover how Jesus' love flows into our lives. We will have music, crafts, Bible study and … Read Article
Dalesburg Lutheran plans Midsommar What do Bj�rv, meatballs, folk dances and softball have in common? They are all part of the 135th Midsommar at Dalesburg. The peaceful country church north of Vermillion plans an extra special family festival for the 135th celebration of Swedish heritage. Dalesburg Lutheran Church presents food, … Read Article
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