Agriculture has already paid enough At a time when our farmers and ranchers are facing record high energy prices, this Administration is asking them to tighten their belts another notch by chipping away even further at promises made in the last farm bill. It is very difficult to see the … Read Article
Feline Misty now enjoying celebrity status What the world (and this writer) needs are more cats like Misty. The little black-and-white mouser, with a wanton personality, provided me with material for two columns, but I didn't think she would become a minor celebrity. She turned out to be our community's … Read Article
Letters Don't repeat mistake To the editor: On Nov. 7, the Vermillion City Council is holding a public meeting with the Department of Transportation as they are ready to go forward with the proposed improvements on Cherry Street through Vermillion. This project is a positive step for the future of … Read Article
So much for being 'born free' South Dakota's first mountain lion season in the Black Hills is over � for now. The hunt ended Monday with the harvest of a fifth breeding-age female cat. Game, Fish and Parks Wildlife Biologist Steve Griffin of Rapid City said the animal was taken … Read Article
Tanager volleyball team has a bad day vs. Beresford On Tuesday, Oct 18 the Tanager varsity volleyball team fell on hard times in the match against Beresford in the VHS gym. "Even in defeat, the Tanagers held their heads high," said coach Billberg. "We played tough defense and competed with … Read Article
The Bluffs Bulletin Board Birdies scarce in Tuesday's play After a cool morning, only 29 seniors showed for fun golf at The Bluffs Oct. 25. Of the nine teams out on the bottom nine, only four birdies were scored. Coming in with the best score at 36 was the team … Read Article
USD women's cross country claims its fourth straight title The nationally-ranked South Dakota women's cross country team made history at the North Central Conference Championships on Saturday, Oct. 22, and they did it in a big way. For the fourth consecutive year, the women's cross country team claimed the North … Read Article
Beschorner leads Coyotes past Upper Iowa 63-17 South Dakota quarterback Wesley Beschorner threw a school-record six TD passes to lead the 12th-ranked South Dakota Coyotes football team (8-1) to a 63-17 win over Upper Iowa (2-7) in nonconference football at the DakotaDome Saturday, Oct. 22, before 5,817 in attendance. The … Read Article
VHS freshman volleyball team plays double-header On Tuesday, Oct. 11, the Tanager freshman team played a double header match (A and B squads) against Elk Point/Jefferson. The frosh B team lost 25- 18, 14-25, 14-16. Kayla Gale had 3 aces; Becca Hawley � 4 kills; Gale and Sara Kjose � … Read Article
Mountain lion season closes South Dakota's mountain lion season in the Black Hills has officially ended with the harvest of a fifth breeding-age female mountain lion. Game, Fish and Parks Wildlife Biologist Steve Griffin of Rapid City said the animal was taken around 7:15 a.m. Monday morning by a hunter … Read Article
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