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USD announces new chief diversity officer
A state Education Department official was announced Wednesday as University of South Dakota's chief diversity officer.
Paxton, located from Dallas 10 South and 1 mile West, will celebrate their centennial on Friday, June 26th.
Rosebud Airport Stimulus a Waste? Madison Editor Catches Heck
Posted by: Cory Heidelberger - 06/13/2009 8:17 AM The Internet is a big place - it takes a while to read everything.
S.D. Neighbors Await How Lotto Winner Fulfills Vow
MISSION, S.D. - In this rural area where cows outnumber the human population, people do whatever they can to help one another.
Happy Day for a Hard-Luck Town
The tiny, rural South Dakota town where lucky lottery cowboy Neal Wanless lives is Bob Barker's childhood home -- but it's not a place where people are used to being told to "come on down" for big windfalls.
SD rancher wins $232 million jackpot
PIERRE, S.D. - If this were a movie, nobody would believe it: A rancher struggling to eke out a living in one of the poorest corners of America claimed one of the biggest undivided jackpots in U.S. lottery history Friday - $232 million - after buying the ticket in a town by the name of Winner.
Man indicted for crash that killed White River man
May is Beef Month, a chance to check out the producers and the product. Joel and Karen Schuiteman custom feed cattle, but it's their willingness to help out neighbors that won them a very selective award.
My Voice: Volunteers believe in power of public service
They come from all over America. AmeriCorps VISTA members currently serving in South Dakota are from as far away as Alaska, Wisconsin and Virginia yet as close as North Dakota and South Dakota.
Senate confirms Roubideaux as IHS director
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. - University of Arizona medical school professor Yvette Roubideaux , a South Dakota native, is the new director of the Indian Health Service.
SD Native's IHS Nomination Pa...
Online Opinion is your chance to tell Keloland what you think. Remember - our on-air polls are scientific.
Man pleads guilty in artifacts case
Native American contributions to agriculture celebrated in D.C. WASHINGTON In honor of Earth Day, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack declared the entire grounds at the USDA Jamie L. Whitten Building as 'The People's Garden' and unveiled plans to create a sust... Asks members to support Rosebud Sioux member to lead IHSWASHINGTON U.S. Senator Tim ...
First Peoples Fund Announces 2009 Cultural Capital and Artist in Business Leadership Fellows
Rapid City, SD First Peoples Fund, a Rapid City-based native arts fund supporting the work of indigenous artists nationwide, is proud to announce its 2009 Cultural Capital and Artist in Business Leadership Fellows.
Rosebud tribal council member arrested for solicitation
A Rosebud Sioux tribal council member is accused of soliciting a minor and sexual contact.
Episcopals meet bishop candidates
Four candidates to serve as bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of South Dakota will visit the state later this month One of the four will be chosen to replace Bishop Creighton Robertson, who is retiring.
St. Francis man acknowledges killing pedestrian
A 32-year-old Saint Francis man has acknowledged that he hit and killed a pedestrian while driving.
According to the 2005 U.S. Census, Ziebach's child poverty rate sits at 70.1%. Other South Dakota counties are close behind-- Todd County ranks 5th in the nation at 58.7%, and Corson sits at 7th with 57.8%. To make matters worse, studies show that students in low-income communities achieve three grade levels behind their peers in high-income ...
SD Gets Stimulus Money For Energy Projects
The Obama administration says state government, American Indian tribes and selected counties and cities in South Dakota are getting $13.1 million in economic stimulus money for energy efficiency and conservation projects.
Indian Country suicides reach epidemic level
WASHINGTON The Senate Indian Affairs Committee convened on Wednesday for a hearing that specifically addressed the crisis levels of suicides in Indian country.
Ladd Pleads Not Guilty to Murder
By Monica Wepking, Editor Jennifer L. Ladd, 36, also known as Jennifer L. Meek of Rosebud, SD or Mission, SD pled not guilty to first degree murder charges in Charles Mix County court on Monday, March 2, 2009.
Red Lake Drug and Gang Summit: Speaker: Alcohol part of 'historical grief'
Red Lake Drug and Gang Summit: Speaker: Alcohol part of - historical grief' Michelle Bedard Bemidji Pioneer Published Thursday, February 26, 2009 When Cecil White Hat was 5 years old, he stood in the back of ...
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