Ethan News

He died Monday at a Sioux Falls hospital. Mathis was diagnosed with cancer about two months ago.

Four more have died from from H1N1 since the first of the month, according to a weekly report by the South Dakota Department of Health.

The community of Ethan has lost a leader, friend and source of encouragement this week with the death of its school superintendent.

He was known and loved in the community of Ethan. Tuesday night, Ethan School Principal, Superintendent and Athletic Director Terry Mathis is dead as a result of the H1N1 flu.

Come visit Green Antelope Gallerys new show this Friday, October 16 from 5-9 pm, featuring Wolfgang Golden, Wendy Pabich & Don Yeager.

The state Transportation Commission has delayed installing highway signs along S.D. 44 honoring slain Turner County deputy Chad Mechels until after completion of a murder trial.

Anna Grace Klock was diagnosed with a rare, aggressive form of pediatric brain cancer called Atypical Teratoid Rhabdoid Tumor on August 4th.

Over the past decade, Emery/Ethan has been one of the most successful 9-man programs in South Dakota, winning three state championships in that span.

What do you want to know about your government? A new law that went into effect three weeks ago is aimed at making it easier for South Dakotans to find out where their tax dollars are being spent and what their government officials are doing.

A pretrial hearing scheduled for Friday in Parker for the case against a Marion man charged with killing a Turner County deputy sheriff has been delayed.

A tornado warning was issued until 8:15 p.m. for southeast Hutchinson, western Turner and northern Yankton counties, National Weather Service in Sioux Falls said.

South Dakota's lone peace officer killed this year in the line of duty was honored Friday in Sioux Falls at a memorial service for all law enforcement.

Romances with large age gaps. Law & Order: Criminal Intent 10:00AM - 11:00AM Goren and Eames' search for a retired policeman's missing daughter uncovers a terrorist plot.

At least 10 school districts in the Mitchell area are making or considering cuts or taking other measures to trim their budget in difficult economic times.