Repeated rounds of heavy rain across Montana and the Dakotas, coupled with far above normal mountain snowpack, have pushed reservoirs to a level which calls for aggressive water releases from Missouri River mainstem dams, said Jody Farhat, chief of the Corps' Missouri River Basin Water Management Division in Omaha. �The … Read Article
Cases Disposed 5/6-12/11 Judge Tami Bern presiding Jeremy Phillips, 88772 545 Avenue, Bloomfield, Neb.; Driving under influence-2nd offense, $500.00 plus costs; Driving with revoked (not suspended) license, dismissed; Twenty days county jail is suspended based on the conditions of the court James Korslund, 46884 317th Ave., Burbank, S.D.; Driving with … Read Article
Let me take this opportunity to first introduce myself, and then remind you all of some general safety items which will help protect you along the roadways this holiday weekend. My name is Clay Eberhart. I was stationed in Vermillion in April, 2011. I am excited to serve the citizens … Read Article
Students aged teenagers to adults are invited to attend jewelry making classes at the Vermillion Public Library with instructor Candi Martin. Classes will be held every Wednesday evening in June, starting on June 8, from 7 to 9 p.m. in the South Dakota Room of the Vermillion Public Library. The … Read Article
Brandon Watterson, Sheldon Watterson and their mother Candie McDonald take the podium at Sundays graduation ceremony after the senior class presented Brandon who has been diagnosed with Hodgkins lymphoma with the leftover money from their class account. (Photo by Travis Gulbrandson) When Vermillion High Schools class of 2011 was finished … Read Article
McBride "Stay in the race." That's the message Brook McBride, pastor of Vermillion United Methodist Church had for the Vermillion High School graduating class of 2011. The graduation ceremony took place Sunday afternoon at the DakotaDome. In his remarks for the seniors, McBride remembered that as a ninth-grader in Wagner, … Read Article
Arthur Rusch has served as presiding judge of the First Judicial Circuit for more than 17 years. His retirement will take effect June 8, after which time he will focus his energy on historical research, among other things. (Photo by Travis Gulbrandson) As presiding judge of the First Judicial Court, … Read Article
The University of South Dakota campus will serve as a fitting last overnight stop next month for bicyclists taking part in the 2011 Argus Leader Tour de Kota. The theme of the 2011 event is The College Campus Cruise. The Tour de Kota will be held June 510, with the … Read Article
From the files of the Plain Talk 1954 A wide screen has been installed in the Co-Ed Theatre and will be in use the first time on Sunday. The screen is almost as wide as the Co-Ed Theatre building. The first feature to be shown on the new screen will … Read Article
Dean Ticknor Corporal Dean Ticknor was born May 5, 1930 in Mrs. Stoupe's house in Burke to Elmer and Tillie Ticknor. Dean was drafted into the Army Jan. 28, 1952. This was just less than two years after they married and his wife, Berniece was expecting their first child in … Read Article
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