Highmore News

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A major new wind farm near Groton was announced today by the leaders of several energy firms.

A Highmore man who works as a criminal investigator for the South Dakota Brand Board has been picked to eventually lead the International Livestock Identification Association.

Showers and t-storms continue to move to the northeast this morning and some of the rain has been heavy.

A former Highmore police chief who was convicted last year of murdering his wife is being sued for $1 million by her family.

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Seven beef farms and ranches, representing a wide range of sizes and types of businesses, were selected as regional winners of the 2009 Environmental Stewardship Award - including the Daybreak Ranch near Highmore.

A strong storm rolled through Highmore, SD early Thursday morning. Wind gusts hit 60 mph and down trees, electrical pole and destroyed a storage shed.

Posted by: Todd Epp - 06/13/2009 9:25 PM In Today's Kindness , Mary Jo Nemec of Holabird sends an update about the fundraiser held in Highmore in November to help eight year old quadriplegic Jacob Moser get a new, handicapped accessible room.

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Eds: APNewsNow. Will be led. By CARSON WALKER Associated Press Writer SIOUX FALLS, S.D. The lawyer for the clerk of courts in Hyde County says a federal lawsuit over the release of juvenile criminal records should be dismissed.

The state is one of 46 on board with a proposal to develop uniform curriculum for all U.S. schools, and the standards would be more rigorous than many states use now.

A 19-year-old Highmore man will serve six months in jail and be on probation for 15 years for killing a Gettysburg teen with a punch to the head.

Attorney General Larry Long announced today the appointment of Emily Sovell to the Open Meetings Commi ss ion.