Writing column is a two-person job By: Bob Karolevitz Writer at Large You almost didnâ�?�?t get a column from me this week. Itâ�?�?s not that I didnâ�?�?t write one â�?�? single-fingering it on my electric typewriter â�?�? but when it came time for Phyllis to do the final copy on … Read Article
Life will be Sweet on Cherry Street Construction Update Workers from D&G Concrete Construction, Inc. and other contractors completed the following work on the Cherry Street reconstruction project last week: â�?¢ Turning lane Highway 19 south. â�?¢ Watermain Plum Street to Norbeck Street. â�?¢ Removals to Plum Street. â�?¢ Permanant … Read Article
Sanford awards health care schlarships Twenty students have been selected as recipients of the Sanford Health Network Health Career Scholarship. This scholarship was developed to provide financial support to those who have decided to make healthcare their career. Each scholarship is funded in part by the Sanford Health Foundation and … Read Article
Vermillion Police enforce seat belt laws The Vermillion Police Department has announced it is joining with hundreds of other law enforcement agencies across the country in renewing a pledge to save lives by intensifying efforts to enforce seat belt laws â�?�? among all motorists and around the clock â�?�? during … Read Article
Learning self-reliance causes considerable consternation By: Paula Damon MyStoryYourStory â�?�?First, get the tire gauge,â�? my husband instructed. Reluctantly, I found the tire gauge. I was about to learn how to put air in my car tires. Ever since I owned my first car, I have avoided this moment. Pouting a … Read Article
USD's John Banasiak named 2008 distinguished professor Professor John Banasiak is the 2008 recipient of the College of Fine Arts Distinguished Professor Award. Banasiak, a professor of photography at USD since 1980, has received more than 20 Research Catalyst Grants from USDâ�?�?s Office of Research, eight South Dakota Arts Council … Read Article
Area students receive Sanford Vermillion Medical Center and Dakota Hospital Foundation scholarships Sanford Vermillion Medical Center (SVMC) and Dakota Hospital Foundation recently awarded $4,000 in academic scholarships to area high school students. Health Career Scholarship Taera McDonald, senior at Vermillion High School was awarded a 2008 SVMC and Dakota Hospital … Read Article
This week in Greysox Baseball By Joe â�?�?MOJOâ�? Reiser The Vermillion Greysox dropped a pair of seven inning games on Sunday May 11, to run their season record to 4 and 2. Crofton, NE was the scene of the double header where an understaffed Greysox team made their stand. Nine … Read Article
Former Coyote Elena Swan Davis to be inducted into USTFCCA Hall of Fame Elena Swan Davis, a 1998 graduate of The University of South Dakota, is among five individuals who will be inducted into the U.S. Track and Field/Cross Country Coaches Association Division II Track and Field Athlete Hall of … Read Article
Tanager athletes qualify for state track meet Vermillion High School Track and Field Team qualified 13 girls and 5 boys for the state track meet. The girls qualified all five relays and seven individual events. The boys qualified two relays and two individual events. Below is a list of the … Read Article
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The city of Vermillion will spray for mosquitoes on Tuesday, June 18, Wednesday, June 19, and Thursday, June 20, from … Read Article
By Caleb Miller The 15-16 Teener baseball team used strong pitching and stifling defense in the opening rounds of last … Read Article
By David Lias david.lias@plaintalk.net Listeners to ESPN Radio 1570 KVTK-AM of Yankton will need to be a bit patient. A … Read Article
By Travis Gulbrandson travis.gulbrandson@plaintalk.net The Burbank man charged with raping two children made his first court appearance Tuesday morning. Joseph … Read Article
