Parkston receives top votes in LevittAMP grant competition
Parkston has been named one of fifty finalists for the LevittAMP grant after winning the highest votes in a voting process that took place September 5 through September 15.
FFA jackets awarded to local members
To its owner, the FFA jacket is a physical reminder of the personal accomplishments achieved through the organization--a symbol of commitment and dedication for all who wear the corduroy.
South Dakota FFA Foundation awards grant to local FFA Chapter Service-Learning Projects
The FFA motto all FFA members learn includes the words, Living to Serve, making service a core value taught to over 10,000 high school Agriculture Education students through their FFA participation.
Kaylor 4-H Club starts planning for upcoming events
The Kaylor 4-H Club met Sunday, September 7, at the Tripp Fire Hall with the Cantrell and Luikens families as hosts.
Football
Parkston Trojan Gage Reichert follows a blocker during the 28-0 win over Platte/Geddes, Friday, October 3, in Parkston.
Class of 1985
The Class of 1985 held their 40th reunion September 26 and 27.
Tips for starting a home-based business
Starting a home-based business can be a viable way to gain financial independence and pursue a passion.
Successful South Dakota State Fair celebrates America250
Tens of thousands of visitors from across the state gathered at the 2025 South Dakota State Fair to enjoy six days of family fun, entertainment and timeless traditions.
PRAIRIE DOC
From maiden to mother to matriarch:
Understanding the transition of perimenopause
Women experience distinct stages throughout their lives.
On Call with the Prairie Doc
kicks off 24th season, continues legacy of trusted health education
On Call with the Prairie Doc has begun its 24th season Thursday, September 11, bringing trusted health information and expert insights to viewers across the region and beyond.
Old time fun
The 2025 Kuchen and Harvest Festival, sponsored by the Twin River Old Iron Association, was held Saturday, September 13, and Sunday, September 14, just outside of Delmont.
Citizens' fight highlights tax increment financing district debate
As more South Dakota counties and cities use a somewhat hard-to-understand method called a tax increment financing district, or TIF, to pay for public projects, scrutiny of them has increased.
Projects that TIFs built: Counties using for housing, industry
Every year, the South Dakota Department of Revenue publishes an annual report showing all active tax increment financing (TIF) districts in the state.
