Monthly Archives: March 2010

The South Dakota Highway Patrol has sobriety checkpoints scheduled in April in the following counties: Beadle, Brown, Charles Mix, Clark, Codington, Custer, Davison, Day, Fall River, Hughes, Hyde, Meade, Minnehaha, Moody, Pennington, Roberts, Sanborn, and Yankton. For sobriety checkpoint text message alerts, visit actcivilized.com.

When Slagle Auditorium first opened, it was considered a fantastic facility. That was 85 years ago. Time has started to catch up with the once proud facilities. Workers have been busy since last year, however, restoring the gleam that's faded in Slagle Auditorium due to time and heavy use over … Read Article →

A whistleblower who exposed the largest corporate fraud in history encouraged members of a Vermillion audience Tuesday to put themselves in the shoes of WorldCom employees who became complicit in the wrongdoing — what would they have done differently? Having the strength to confront and expose wrongdoing in a corporate … Read Article →

After the long, cold, snowy winter South Dakota has just experienced it is hard to fathom that the world is in the middle of a global warming trend. And yet, at Wednesday's International Forum at USD's Faber Hall, the four panelists — Dr. Moses Ikiugu (School of Health Science and … Read Article →

Move over Stradivari. Make room for Steve Miller. An Ibanez electric guitar that has carefully been watched over by Gov. Mike Rounds for nearly four years has a new home: The National Music Museum in Vermillion. In a formal ceremony held at the museum Friday afternoon, the governor personally presented … Read Article →

The Vermillion School Board approved a comprehensive written agreement with the University of South Dakota that will allow for at least two more seasons of Tanager high school football to be played in the DakotaDome. It  will also provide the school district expanded access and the opportunity to hold additional … Read Article →