Following is the local Law Enforcement Blotter for Lake County on Sept. 28.
Following is the Law Enforcement Blotter for Sept. 26 in Lake County:
The Madison Central School District has informed parents via email that one student or staff member at the middle school and another at the high school have tested positive for COVID-19. The middle school case was reported Sunday and the high school case on Monday afternoon.
On Sunday at 12:50 p.m., Lake County emergency crews were called to an injury accident on SD-34 near 451st Ave.
Dakota State University is slowly rebounding from the pandemic which contributed to a decline in enrollment last year. On Friday, the university announced an increase of 1.04% over last year.
A fall chill was in the air as the whoop-whoop-whoop of a Madison Police Department cruiser alerted folks lining Egan Avenue that the Dakota State University homecoming parade was under way.
As of Thursday morning, more than 1,200 Lake County residents were signed up for a chance to win Madison’s $1,000-a-day vaccine lottery, according to Madison City Administrator Jameson Berreth.
John Hess didn’t hesitate when DeLon Mork offered to give ice cream cones to those who show up on Monday evening for the DQ Bike Ride and Ice Cream Social.
Madison’s newest attorney knew from the time he was in high school he wanted to study the law.
On Wednesday afternoon, the Madison Central School District reported to parents, via email, two positive tests for COVID-19.
Tuesday afternoon, the Madison Central School District alerted parents via email to a staff member or student at Madison Elementary School who tested positive for COVID-19.
CHESTER AREA SCHOOL’s homecoming royalty are (left) Queen Raegan Hoff and King Ashton Olivier. Coronation was held on Monday. Chester will host Canistota-Freeman in the homecoming game on Friday at 7 p.m. Submitted photo
The 211th Engineer Company based in Madison has a new first sergeant, Scott Seiner of Brandon.
Lake County is eligible to receive approximately $43,000 through State 9-1-1 Coordination, a division of the state Department of Public Safety.
Lake County residents who review their tax bills closely will notice the county levy for 2022 decreased slightly.
Late Sunday afternoon, the Madison Central School District informed parents via email of a positive COVID-19 test in a student or staff member at the Madison Elementary School.
Cody Carper likes to get his hands dirty, likes to watch stuff grow. For the past two decades, the people of Madison have benefited from those twin passions.
Lake County Emergency Management Director Kody Keefer will be recognized on Tuesday morning at a regular meeting of the Lake County Commission. The meeting will begin at 9 a.m. in the commission meeting room of the Lake County Courthouse.
SIOUX FALLS — A group of nearly 1,000 gathered at Sanford Health’s Menlo campus. The rally was organized by employees and grassroot coalitions, following the announcements by both Sanford and Avera Health systems that all employees and staff must be fully vaccinated for COVID-19 by Oct. 18 o…
COVID-19 threw a wrench in a lot of lives, including that of a local attorney with plans to retire. Jay Leibel is still working on cases that were delayed as a result of the virus.
A state kiosk at Sunshine Foods in Madison, originally used to update license plate tags, has been upgraded to allow for the renewal of driver’s licenses.
Corn stood in the field just days away from harvest as St. Peter on the Prairie hosted its annual fall festival on Sunday afternoon.
Dr. Ashley Podhradsky was the keynote speaker for the 2021 Women in Cyber Security (WiCyS) conference last week in Denver, Colo.
Farm life is a good life, according to Dan and Linda Stewart.
The city of Madison’s vaccine incentive program will be open to all Lake County residents, not just residents of Madison.
Longtime Madison lawyer and legislator Jerome B. Lammers has retired from the active practice of law.
School athletics were the primary discussion topic on Monday night when the Madison School Board held a regular meeting prior to homecoming coronation.
Military members ages 20-24 have the highest rate of suicide in the nation.
Shoppers shouldn’t feel bad if they are a little overwhelmed when they visit the new Runnings in Madison. The new store is seven times the size of Runnings’ old location with increased stock in every department.
More than two dozen motorcycles pulled out of the parking lot to the east of the Madison Fire Department on Saturday noon when the Lake Chapter of ABATE of South Dakota took to the road for the annual 9/11 Memorial Ride.
The discussion of a potential wrestling cooperative as well as the Dakota State University athletic facilities project will be on the agenda when the school board of the Madison Central School District meets at 5:30 p.m. on Monday in the high school/middle school library.
Details of the community vaccine incentive program will be on the agenda when the Madison City Commission meets at City Hall at 5:30 p.m. on Monday.
The morning was crisp and clear, as only a September morning can be, as the bell tolled, each peal rolling out across the small community of Rutland on Friday morning.
The Rutland school board will hold a regular meeting at 6:30 p.m. on Monday in the school’s media center.
The Chester school board will hold a regular meeting at 5:30 p.m. on Monday in the high school library.
The Oldham-Ramona board of education will meet at 6 p.m. on Monday in the school’s multi-purpose room.
Most people know where they were when the planes hit the Twin Towers in September 2001.
In a new 5,000-square-foot building, Infotech Solutions of Madison is ready to grow as more businesses realize the need for cybersecurity services.
On Tuesday night, the Madison City Commission approved ordinances governing the licensing and zoning of medical marijuana dispensaries.
Residents of Madison who have had their COVID-19 vaccinations will have a chance to win a share of $25,000 in a new incentive program approved Tuesday night by the Madison City Commission.
Dusty Johnson was the kind of guest hosts like to welcome into their homes – or places of business. Curious. Appreciative.
Lake County commissioners, who have been working on the 2022 budget since hearing budget requests on July 6, discussed ways to fund the 2022 budget on Tuesday morning.
Lake County commissioners supported the Lake County Highway Advisory Committee’s recommendation that a highway management plan be developed by including the services of IMS in the budget for 2022.
At its next meeting, the Madison City Commission will consider the second reading of two medical marijuana ordinances as well as discuss the creation of a vaccine lottery incentive program.
A two-block extravaganza on Saturday is going to offer both family fun and the opportunity to pick up small gifts. South Dakota’s only bacon festival will kick off at 11 a.m. with a scavenger hunt and continue into the evening.
The Lake County Commission will meet Tuesday at 9 a.m. in the Commission Room on the first floor of the Lake County Courthouse.
The Dakota State Paulson Cyber Incubator and Entrepreneurial Center and South Dakota Biotech are initiating a collaborative project this weekend with a business bootcamp.
MADISON 60S-PLUS
Dakota State University students have two options.
The recently published Fall Activity Brochure of the Madison Community Center has activities for people of all ages.
Most Popular
-
E. Dean Erikson
-
Graduate of Chester High School joins Madison law firm
-
Strong support for DSU seen at annual homecoming parade
-
accident
-
law enforcement blotter
-
Della Hoffman
-
Residents take a shot at winning vaccine lottery
-
Bike ride, ice cream social planned for Monday
-
Wyma Boyda
-
Seasonal produce stands provide farm-to-table freshness
