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A new class available at the Yankton School District (YSD) aims to give older special education students the opportunity to learn the job skills needed to become capable, stellar employees

The City of Yankton and the Meridian Bridge Centennial Group have announced two sponsorships with First Dakota National Bank and Avera for some of the major events coming up this year to celebrate the Meridian Bridge’s 100th birthday. First Dakota National Bank has donated $15,000, which will go

Two long-time Yankton businesses have kicked in a little extra cash to super-size this summer’s Meridian Bridge Centennial.

O’NEILL — A California man has been selected to lead Avera St. Anthony’s Hospital in O’Neill.

Starting in December, medical oncology services in Yankton switched to the Avera Medical Group (AMG) Oncology and Hematology Clinic on the fourth floor of Avera Sacred Heart Hospital. Oncology is

Avera Sacred Heart Hospital held a ribbon cutting ceremony Thursday to celebrate the completion of a remodeling project in their Emergency Department. Sacred Heart Regional President and CEO, Doug Ekeren, says that the goal of the remodeling was to improve security, privacy and workflow for careg

Avera Sacred Heart Hospital (ASHH) patients, caregivers and visitors will find more privacy and security with the emergency department (ED) remodeling, hospital staff members said during Thursday’s ribbon cutting.

South Dakota's public technical colleges will raise the number of certificate completers, keep courses affordable and increase in-state placement of graduates.

A new nursing home staffing requirement proposed by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) is concerning local health care officials.

Mount Marty University’s (MMU) latest step forward in its ongoing expansion of academic offerings may be one of its most important.