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Madison city commissioners approved a salary resolution that includes some changes in several departments.
HOWARD – Horizon Health Care’s Horizon Health Foundation is gearing up to celebrate Giving Tuesday by raising $20,000 in twenty-four hours to help 80 children, ages 0-5, receive free preventative dental care.
Fourteen Dakota State University football players collected honors and postseason awards from the North Star Athletic Association.
The city of Madison will need to dig a deeper well than originally thought for an irrigation project at the Baughman-Belatti Sports Complex, thus driving up the total cost of the well.
Dakota State University has hired DeVonté Garcia to institutional advancement as the newest assistant director of development.
The State Fair Special has been taking up space in the roundhouse at Prairie Village near Madison for years. This week, though, a long-time volunteer decided to take it home.
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SIOUX FALLS — Raven Industries, Inc. announced Monday that Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) has awarded a contract to Aerostar Technical Solutions, Inc. (Raven Aerostar) to provide robust high-altitude capabilities for the U.S. Department of Defense.
Four preschoolers stood all agog on Monday morning, watching as big trucks and lots of guys wearing fluorescent gear removed a 50-foot tree from the front yard at their daycare provider’s home.
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The Madison City Commission meets on Monday at 5:30 p.m. in the commission room at City Hall.
MADISON ROTARY CLUB Treasurer Jill Ruhd (left) and President Jeremiah Corbin (right) present a check for $2,000 to Renae Prostrollo, executive director of the Madison Central School Educational Foundation. The donation is this year’s contribution to the Rotary/Don E. Gross Memorial Scholarsh…
Lake County’s new veterans service officer (VSO) doesn’t need to be told to put himself into the shoes of those he will serve. He has already walked in those shoes.
Small schools always face challenges when it comes to the report cards released annually by the state Department of Education. A single student having a bad day can skew the results disproportionately due to small class sizes.
The state Department of Education, in announcing that school report cards were available last month, also praised schools across the state for providing in-person instruction during the 2020-21 school year.
Last week, Madison Regional Health System was recognized for the second time this year by the Chartis Center for Rural Health.
An old adage says necessity is the mother of invention. Nothing suggests that invention must do more than solve the existing problem – unless, of course, the solution provides an opportunity.
In the ever-changing world of technology, companies are constantly upgrading their products and their services. This inevitably means discontinuing products and services as well.
The show must go on – and Madison High School drama students are working to ensure it does.
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The Ray Schultz Achievement Award began in 2020 in memory of Ray Schultz, founder of Mustang Seed in Madison. This award is given annually to a Mustang Seeds team member dedicated to helping the customers and the company succeed.
Dakota State University Esports is hosting a Midwest Invitational on Saturday and Sunday. It will feature collegiate gameplay in VALORANT and League of Legends, with open to the public, pay-to-play fighting games tournaments.
By making a little progress every day, you can get a lot accomplished.
Zimmermann Drive isn’t much more than a patchwork lane of gravel and blacktop which runs behind a small housing development on the east side of Lake Madison.
The Madison Volunteer Fire Department was called out twice on Tuesday, with the first call coming at 4 a.m.
An open and transparent process combined with the option of considering multiple maps makes the redistricting which occurred in South Dakota as a result of the 2020 census successful.
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The Dakota State University women’s basketball team partnered with Interlakes Area United Way (IAUW) in a fund-raising event to raise funds for local preschools.
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Lake County Sheriff Tim Walburg reports that his office responded to three weather-related incidents last week when winter weather conditions hit the area for the first time.
The Lake County director of equalization received a green light from Lake County commissioners on Tuesday morning to move forward with having software installed and records converted.
A long-time employee in the city of Madison’s Engineering Department will be promoted to director under a restructuring plan approved by city commissioners.
A FEMA buyout has made it possible for a dozen Madison property owners to stop battling the periodic floods which disrupt life for those living along Memorial Creek.
November is Native American Heritage Month, and Dakota State University’s Native American Student Association (NASA) Club has several events planned.
Imagination, the insight of a librarian and the assistance of an entrepreneurial center helped transform gaming events held in a garage with strobe lights and fog machines into a successful online business.
The Madison City Commission will meet on Monday at 5:30 p.m. in the commission room at City Hall.
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Veterans attending the Veterans Day program in Rutland not only heard the appreciation of students but also witnessed evidence those students understood the meaning of their service.
The Madison Bulldogs won the Class 11A state football championship, blanking Milbank 31-0 on Friday at the DakotaDome in Vermillion.
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The Greater Madison Area Chamber of Commerce’s Member Recognition Mixer was held last week at the Dakota Prairie Playhouse.
LOCAL BOY SCOUTS participate in the Retiring of Colors as Danny Frisby-Griffin, Colonel USAF, Retired, explains the history and symbolism of the colors of the American flag at Thursday’s Veterans Day program in Madison.
The story has been entertaining folks for years. East River Electric Power Cooperative employee Paul Lambert was on one of the cooperative’s communication towers with retired employee Joel Brick.
Rutland School Board members made it clear on Wednesday night that their voice would be heard as they tabled a plan to submit a consolidation plan to the state Department of Education.
The Madison Fire Department will now be a 32-member department, after a request for the increase was approved by the city commission.
The Greater Madison Area Chamber of Commerce will get a requested $10,000 budget increase in 2022 from the city of Madison, after commissioners voted to amend their budget to allow for the last-minute request.
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Local firefighters remained on the scene Tuesday morning after an early morning fire destroyed a wax extraction plant in Winfred.
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