Opening night
The summer concert series, the Parkston AmphiThurdays, started out last week at the East Park with Emma Nichole opening for the Kimberly Meyer Band.
Malloy awarded for 50 years as South Dakota basketball official
The South Dakota High School Activities Association honored Bob Malloy at the South Dakota Girl's State B Basketball tournament March 13 for an honorable 50 years of service as a basketball official, a milestone reflecting faithful dedication and integrity.
Auditions for All-State Band still vex SDHSAA board, staff
After a two-year trial, it's still difficult for the South Dakota High School Activities Association board of directors and staff to agree on how to handle auditions for All-State Band.
Success factor policy faces uphill battle for SDHSAA
The South Dakota High School Activities Association isn't having much success in drumming up interest in a success factor for athletics.
Olivia, Liam top most popular baby names for the seventh straight year
Olivia and Liam were America's most popular baby names for 2025--the seventh consecutive year both names have held the top spot.
Great activities for kids come the dog days of summer
The arrival of summer is a momentous day for children.
Eight games to try at the next backyard bash
Games can enhance any outdoor function.
Did you know?
Board games are popular ways to pass the time and socialize with family and friends.
Four fruits and vegetables that can make for nutritious snacks
Snacking is a routine part of many people's lives.
YOUR HEALTH
May is National Stroke Awareness Month
When a stroke happens, minutes matter.
Sweet
It's been a busy season at the Tripp American Legion Hall.
One of world's largest energy storage plants launches in South Dakota
This small, remote city in northeastern South Dakota has established itself as an energy hub for the entire Great Plains region, and that reputation has received a big boost by landing what will be among the world's largest energy storage projects.
Attorney General releases final ballot explanation on Proposal Requiring 60 Percent Approval for Constitutional Amendments and Revisions
South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley has released the final ballot explanation for a Constitutional Amendment proposed by the State Legislature that would require any future proposed Constitutional Amendment or Revision receive an affirmative vote of at least 60% of the votes cast to be approved. The proposed amendment will be on the Tuesday, November 3, general election ballot.
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