The Bluffs Bulletin Board Senior golfers welcome cool temps On Tuesday, July 26, 37 seniors came out for a good game of golf at The Bluffs on a beautiful, cool morning. Ten birdies were achieved plus a number of good scores were submitted. Back with the low score was Mo … Read Article
Cyclones undefeated in Yankton soccer tourney The Vermillion Cyclones U-10 boys soccer team traveled to Yankton June 18 and 19 for the inaugural Yankton Invitational Soccer Tournament, and completed play by winning all three matches. Game one had the Cyclones matched with the Fire of Spencer, IA. In a high … Read Article
Huset's Race Results � July 24, 2005 Hall of Fame Night Interstate Auto Center 410 Outlaw Sprints Heat #1: 1. Gary Dewall; 2. Mark Dobmeier; 3. Gregg Bakker; 4. Micah Schliemann; 5. John Lambertz; 6. John Miller; 7. Dusty Zomer; 8. Shane Spurlock; 9. Joe Riedel. Heat #2: 1. Jake … Read Article
Visit GFP booth Aug. 9-13 at Sioux Empire Fair Outdoor enthusiasts can visit with Game, Fish and Parks officials and get the department's latest publications at the 66th Annual Sioux Empire Fair. Division of Wildlife Communications Manager Chuck Schlueter said staff members from both the Wildlife Division and the Parks … Read Article
Interstate 29 Speedway 7-24-05 IMCA A Modifieds 1-Chad Waples 2-Jay Noteboom 3-Jim Mathieson 4-Mark Neal 5-Ricky Stephan 6-Jimmy Cole 7-Jay Goosman 8-Jesse Cowles 9-Brandon Steffe 10-Steve Kiraly 11-Chris Mills 12-Mitch Dowhauer B Modifieds 1-Aaron Plum 2-Scott March 3-Keith Sanders 4-Greg Taylor 5-Jason Schneiders 6-Les Lundquist 7-Dave Hanson 8-Mike Kramer 9-Geoff … Read Article
Thune: This land is NOT your land By Sen. John Thune Our Founding Fathers, who fought a war for the principles of self-government, were understandably concerned about overzealous and tyrannical governments. The founders believed that a central component of self-government was the protection of citizens� property rights.� In colonial days, … Read Article
Letters Disappointing turnout To the editor: I attended the Trick Pony concert in Vermillion on July 9, and it was absolutely wonderful. The Clay Creek Band that performed before the concert started did a great job also. I, however, was disappointed in the size of the crowd that attended the … Read Article
Bob's slip in spelling is showing By Bob Karolevitz English is a strange and complex language. It�s a wonder so many people speak it. Actually, it took a computer�s Spellcheck to finally convince me of that fact. The culprit � if I can call it that � was the word … Read Article
Just the facts by the Plain Talk We would hope that we�ve reached a point where we can make a decision on the Vermillion City Hall issue based on facts. It appears that, at least, some of us have. It sadly became apparent Tuesday night, however, during the meeting of … Read Article
Post #1 baseball team is loser in fourth round The following is a review of Post #1�s adventures through the Region 3B tournament played in Tea July 16-19. Vermillion Post #1 was assigned the visitor�s role in the first game against Elk Point/Jefferson #139. Since there was not a seeding … Read Article
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Memorial Day services will be celebrated Monday, May 27, at the Vermillion Public Library. The program, hosted by Veterans of … Read Article
By Travis Gulbrandson travis.gulbrandson@plaintalk.net The Internet has made personal correspondence easier than ever, either between relatives, friends or coworkers. One … Read Article
By Travis Gulbrandson travis.gulbrandson@plaintalk.net Olympic pole-vaulter Derek Miles had some words of advice for the Vermillion High School class of … Read Article
By David Lias It’s difficult to watch helplessly as fellow citizens suffer injury, death and loss. Once again, the nation … Read Article
By Paula Damon “What a [person] needs in gardening is a cast-iron back with a hinge in it.” C.D. Warner … Read Article
