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Husker Volleyball is Right Around the Corner: Here’s What You Need to Know

Husker Volleyball is Right Around the Corner: Here’s What You Need to Know

We are almost through the stretch of the summer that everyone dreads from year to year. Why do people dread it you may ask? Because there’s no sports on. Well there is, but all you can watch is either the MLB or golf for the most part and those are what I like to call […]
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Early Bird Restaurant to Open in Sioux Falls, Offering Unique Brunch Experience

Early Bird Restaurant to Open in Sioux Falls, Offering Unique Brunch Experience

Early Bird Restaurant to Open in Sioux Falls, Offering Unique Brunch Experience
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Democratic Nominee Julian Beaudion Withdraws from South Dakota Senate Race Amid Personal Challenges

Democratic Nominee Julian Beaudion Withdraws from South Dakota Senate Race Amid Personal Challenges

Julian Beaudion, the Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate race in South Dakota, has withdrawn from the contest against incumbent GOP Senator Mike Rounds. Beaudion cited a devastating house fire and intimidating threats as key reasons for his decision to exit the race. He emphasized that the mental and physical safety of his family is his priority. Despite stepping down, Beaudion has chosen not to endorse independent candidate Brian Bengs, who is now the main challenger to Rounds. Bengs, a former military officer and prosecutor, has stated he will not caucus with either major party if elected. This development marks Beaudion as the third Democratic Senate nominee in a Republican-dominated state to withdraw, following similar moves in Nebraska and Idaho.
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Special Meeting Addresses Hill Slide at Casey Tibbs Rodeo Center in Fort Pierre

Special Meeting Addresses Hill Slide at Casey Tibbs Rodeo Center in Fort Pierre

A special meeting was held by the Stanley County Commission and Fort Pierre City Council to address a significant hill slide at the Casey Tibbs South Dakota Rodeo Center. The slide, which has moved seven feet, poses a threat to the nearby gravel parking lot and the rodeo center itself. Patrick Engles from CORE Engineering is collaborating with local authorities to monitor and devise a solution for the slide. Discussions included the potential closure of part of the parking lot to mitigate risks while further assessments are conducted.
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Senator Luján Proposes Legislation to Bolster Early Childhood Education Workforce in New Mexico

Senator Luján Proposes Legislation to Bolster Early Childhood Education Workforce in New Mexico

Senator Ben Ray Luján has introduced the Early Childhood Educator Professional Improvement Act of 2026, aimed at strengthening the early childhood education workforce in New Mexico and nationwide. The legislation proposes a federal grant program to support states in developing and supporting early childhood educators. It focuses on professional development, career pathways, and improving recruitment and retention of educators. The Act is introduced in response to challenges faced by early childhood educators, which affect access to childcare for families. The legislation is supported by various educational organizations and aims to ensure educators are well-prepared and fairly compensated.
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These recalled eggs could still be in your fridge. See list

These recalled eggs could still be in your fridge. See list

Midwest Poultry Services L.P. issued a recall on July 22 for nearly 1.6 million dozen white and brown cage-free eggs from Texas.
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Caprock Chronicles on the Goodnight-Loving Trail through West Texas

Caprock Chronicles on the Goodnight-Loving Trail through West Texas

The latest Caprock Chronicles explores "The Real Lonesome Dove" - the Goodnight-Loving Trail through West Texas.
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Early Bird Restaurant to Open in Sioux Falls, Offering Unique Dining Experience

Early Bird Restaurant to Open in Sioux Falls, Offering Unique Dining Experience

Early Bird Restaurant to Open in Sioux Falls, Offering Unique Dining Experience
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Albuquerque Film Crews Face Work Shortage Despite City’s National Recognition

Albuquerque Film Crews Face Work Shortage Despite City’s National Recognition

Albuquerque Film Crews Face Work Shortage Despite City’s National Recognition
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1933 Trek Across the Dakotas: A Journey of Resilience and Adventure

1933 Trek Across the Dakotas: A Journey of Resilience and Adventure

In 1933, Earl Neller, a high school teacher from St. Louis, embarked on an 850-mile journey across the Dakotas with six children, including his own and those of a colleague. The trek, undertaken during the Great Depression, involved traveling on foot and hitchhiking, relying on the kindness of strangers for food and shelter. The group documented their journey through photographs and diaries, which were later compiled into a travelogue. The adventure gained renewed attention when South Dakota archivist Matthew Reitzel discovered the travelogue and photographs, leading to a detailed account of the journey being published.
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U.S. Upstream M Activity Declines in Q2 Amid Permian Demand

U.S. Upstream M Activity Declines in Q2 Amid Permian Demand

U.S. Upstream M Activity Declines in Q2 Amid Permian Demand
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Survey ranks the 'rudest kids' by state. Here's where Florida lands

Survey ranks the 'rudest kids' by state. Here's where Florida lands

A new study ranked states to determine where children are most likely to have behavioral problems or experience bullying. See where Florida ranks.