South Dakota volleyball signs 6 South Dakota's Brian Lamppa, the 2004 North Central Conference Volleyball Coach of the Year, has announced six area players, Gina Baldwin, Jenna Hultgre, Ashley Gross, Heather Hult, Amber Kobus, and Gabi Jarchow have signed letters of intent to enroll at USD and play volleyball for … Read Article
Tanager tennis team loses third attempt vs. Yankton By Jim Prosser The Tanager boys� tennis team made a third stab at the Yankton Bucks for the season and was able to win a few more of the matches, at the DakotaDome on April 26. Team scores: Yankton 6, Vermillion 3. … Read Article
Stoltenburg, Dewald, Miller win titles at open Amber Stoltenburg, Matt Dewald and Marci Miller won titles to highlight the South Dakota Track and Field performance at the Simpson College Twilight Open on April 29 in Indianola, IA. The USD track and field team competed at both the Simpson meet and … Read Article
The Bluffs Bulletin Board W.E.L.L. begins the season April 27 was a warm, balmy, calm evening to hold our fun night and kick off the W.E.L.L. season. In fact, where we were playing the conditions were so nice that the women all played 18 holes. No, we did not play … Read Article
Boys' tennis team goes 1-2 at Brookings quad By Jim Prosser The quadrangular at Brookings on Saturday, April 30 involved the Tanager boys� tennis team vs. Brookings, Brandon Valley, and Milbank. �Overall I was pleased with our performances on the weekend,� said coach Jon Ruevers. �We played well in the … Read Article
It all started with muddy footprints in the house ? by Bob Karolevitz Thank goodness for hardtop! Roads are like water: you don't appreciate them until they're not there. Or they're a morass like the La Brea Tar Pits. Most of us older folks remember driving through South Dakota gumbo, … Read Article
The military spouse: nation's unsung hero By Arlene H. Hull Lifelines �If the military had wanted you to have a spouse, they would have issued you one.� Remember those words? Well, that was then and this is now. America�s military has realized and acknowledged the significance of the military spouse. … Read Article
Renewable fuels essential to energy policy By Stephanie Herseth Congress has again begun to debate how to craft a national energy policy that will address our country's energy needs and challenges for decades to come. I am eager to have this debate, because I believe that renewable fuels, including ethanol … Read Article
An elusive search for the perfect tax By The Daily Republic It makes us wonder if South Dakotans ever tire of tinkering with the tax system. Taxes on agricultural land are scheduled for an in-depth look this summer by a special committee of the Legislature. While that's going on, a … Read Article
For the Record April 22-28, 2005 Krista Elaine Tripp, 413 Meckling, Gayville: Seat belt violation, $20. Andrew R. Kelley, 718 Box Elder Red #4, Box Elder: Speeding on state highway, $35 plus costs. Cheryl R. Andrie, 30881 Bluff Rd., Volin: Seat belt violation, $20. Angel Johnston, 312 Montana, Wakonda: Failure … Read Article
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By David Lias david.lias@plaintalk.net The Vermillion School Board approved the contracts of two individuals who will replace two long-time coaches … Read Article
By Travis Gulbrandson travis.gulbrandson@plaintalk.net Members of the Vermillion City Council heard two change options for the recycling program it shares … Read Article
By Travis Gulbrandson travis.gulbrandson@plaintalk.net Vermillion police chief Matt Betzen is applying for a grant that could net the community another … Read Article
By David Lias So many things to comment on this week. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin won’t be a candidate in 2014. … Read Article
