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Dakota State University hosted Dr. Staffan Truvé for its Research Week keynote speaker on Thursday.
Each year, the Great Madison Area Chamber of Commerce’s (GMACC) Agriculture Committee crafts a plan to celebrate National Ag Week. Their goal with these projects is to honor the hard work and dedication of Madison’s agricultural community. For this year’s celebration, the group devised a way…
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The NatSecTech program kicked off its time at Dakota State University with speeches from Gov. Kristi Noem and national security experts Friday.
JOSEPHINE SPRANGE skitters away after a show duck flapped its wings during a care demonstration at a 4-H Cloverbuds meeting Thursday. The 4-H Cloverbuds learned how to care for non-hooved show animals like ducks, chickens and rabbits during their March meeting.
Faculty, graduate students and undergrads alike presented their research in the crowded Beacom Institute of Technology Wednesday for Dakota State University’s Research Week Symposium.
The Lake County Commission will hold a town hall and listening session meeting Tuesday, April 11, at 6 p.m. in the courthouse’s commission meeting room to discuss potential property tax increases with county residents.
The Madison MasterSingers will present their 2023 spring concerts on March 31 and April 2.
MADISON COMMUNITY members Bridgette Berry (left) and Karen Anderson work to complete section 32 of "What a Wonderful World," the largest puzzle ever made. Dakota State University purchased the 60,000-piece puzzle, which is divided into 60 sections, in January. Ever since, members of the Madi…
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Vickie Walters has one message she wants to spread to the community: find a passion and volunteer.
Tractor pulling, podcasts and drama — those are just a few of the projects the Chester senior class presented Tuesday.
The Midwest Forage Association (MFA) has been bringing together members of the agricultural community for decades. The fellowship and discussions of their annual meetings has granted the organization a strong presence throughout Minnesota and Wisconsin, yet their presence in South Dakota was…
The Madison City Commission is looking at a start date of April 17 for overnight parking restrictions on a section of Egan Avenue.
MADISON — March is Women’s History Month, and to help women create their own best history, the Dakota State University Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Committee is hosting a panel discussion and luncheon to provide information on the topic of domestic violence. The event will take place on …
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MADISON — Five teams are competing in the final round of a data analytics competition at Dakota State University on Wednesday, March 22. The event is sponsored by Capital Services.
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The Madison Special Olympics Team is hosting its annual Strikes for Special Olympics event in April, and the registration deadline is March 24.
The 2023 NAIA Women’s Basketball National Tournament came to an end Saturday evening as Clarke defeated two-time defending champion Thomas More 63-52 at Tyson Events Center in Sioux City.
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The Lake County Commission will meet at 9 a.m. on Tuesday in the commission meeting room at the courthouse.
The Madison City Commission will meet on Monday at 5:30 p.m. in the commission room at City Hall.
Early March is a period many landowners dread — the time when assessment notices about their properties’ values are sent out by the county government.
COLMAN – Sioux Valley Energy recognized 43 graduating high school seniors with $23,500 in scholarships this year.
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HARTFORD — The annual District 7 Spring Meeting of the South Dakota American Legion will be held on April 2 in Hartford for Legionnaires from Lake, Moody, McCook, Union, Lincoln and Minnehaha counties.
For Bryan Alvarez, his greatest strength as a future teacher is his empathy.
The Brookings Area Habitat for Humanity recently received a $600 donation from East River Electric Cooperative’s employees.
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Two Dakota State University faculty members presented a workshop titled “Huawei, 5G and the China-US Technology Race: A NCTA Workshop for K-12 Educators” via Zoom last week.
The Madison Central School District will seek proposals for a facility study and apply for a middle school health course to count for high school credit.
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A lot happens in the last week of the legislative session. Every year we finalize and pass the budget, and with many decisions and millions of dollars always still in play, that makes the week busy enough. This year, we had to decide if there would be a tax cut first, because that decision w…
The main run of the 98th legislative session is over, and we will be in recess until we return to Pierre on March 27 to consider vetoes.
A sunny day greeted the members of Entre Nous when they gathered on March 6 at the home of Kay Johnson.
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Eliza Gruba loves teaching, but she wasn’t expecting how much she’d love getting to know parents, as well.
The Oldham-Ramona-Rutland school board will meet Tuesday, March 14, at 5:30 p.m. in the Ramona Superintendent’s Office and by Zoom.
The Madison Fire Department is increasing urgency in their call for Madison residents to ensure their gas meters are clear of snow. At the end of February, a twin-home on N.E. 11th St. exploded after heavy snowfall caused a break in the meter. On Saturday, a similar situation occurred on the…
When one thinks of St. Patrick’s Day, certain things instinctively come to mind. Corned beef and cabbage, shamrocks as well as green beer are all staples of the holiday in the U.S. However, an item that can go overlooked amid all the raucous festivities is the music. Ireland has a rich histo…
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After only a week of after school practices, Madison elementary students put on a play Saturday in front of a small crowd of enthusiastic family and community members.
The Community Baby Shower had 18 local parents drop in to pick up supplies for their babies and infants on Friday, March 10.
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The Madison School Board will meet on Monday at 5:30 p.m. in the board room at Madison High School.
When the superintendent strolled in during an 11th-grade English class, Christina Moyer expected to hear about a new procedure the students were expected to do, not that she was the Chester Area School District’s “Teacher of the Year.”
For many participants, the final meeting of 4-H’s Lego League is bittersweet.
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