South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley urges consumers to be cautious when doing business with transient vendors.“During the summer months, consumers may encounter someone they don’t know looking to sell a product or a service,” said Attorney General Jackley....
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You, Me & Jesus Sue Schmidt | Correspondent Jesus wants you to believe in Him and He wants to have a daily relationship with you. Begin each day with Him by worshipping Him, reading His Word, praying and praising His holy name, enjoying all He has created. It...
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Paws for Thought Joyce Tieszen Tegtmeier | Correspondent When we enter a room, our cats immediately leave their bed or jump down from a loft to come greet us. When I used to work outside of our home, our cats would greet me when I returned home at the end of the day...
Salem Chamber talks downtown market, BBQ, and economic growth at June meeting
The Salem SD Chamber of Commerce held their regular monthly meeting on Monday, June 16 at the Salem Community Event Center with lunch provided by Total Stop.The following were in attendance: Kendra Mudder, TrioTel; Cole Cheeseman, Cheeseman Financial; Allen...
SDSU Extension helping cattle producers grow bigger, better beef
Warren Rusche would contend that some of the best cattle in North America are born in South Dakota. That gives Rusche and the rest of the applied feedlot research group at SDSU a unique opportunity, and they are making the most of it.“We consider ourselves very...
Searching for the current oldest living South Dakotan
Who is the oldest person you know in South Dakota? Each year, the South Dakota Health Care Association’s (SDHCA) Century Club seeks to find the answer!If you know of a current living South Dakotan born before January 29, 1916, making this person at least 109 years...
Dairy farming in South Dakota: A vital industry
June is Dairy Month, which signifies that it’s time to recognize and celebrate the hardworking dairy farmers who help feed our communities with nutritious, wholesome products. In South Dakota, dairy farming is more than just an industry; it’s a legacy of dedication,...
Honoring a tradition of nourishment and hard work during Dairy Month
Each year, June marks the celebration of Dairy Month, a tradition that stretches back more than 85 years. What began as a way to promote milk during the summer months has grown into a national celebration of the people, the animals, and the industry that helps provide...
What happens to milk after it leaves the farm
June is Dairy Month, a time to celebrate not just the hardworking farmers who produce our milk, but also the journey milk takes after it leaves the farm. Many people don’t realize how quickly and carefully milk moves from cow to consumer, often making it to store...
June is National Dairy Month
June is National Dairy Month, a time to recognize the farmers and families who make dairy production possible. Their skill, hard work and dedication to producing nutritious, high-quality dairy foods make an enormous impact on our community and our nation’s economy....