First Dakota News Today

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.

First Dakota National Bank has announced the upcoming retirement of two esteemed, long-standing members of its Board of Directors — Dan Eisenbraun (2010-2024) and Walt Carlson (2011-2024) — and the

When Yankton native Andy Holst and his wife Jen moved back to Yankton in 2002, they weren’t entirely sure what it was they were going to do.

First Dakota National Bank announces the 2024-2025 First Dakota Scholarship applications are available. First Dakota understands the importance of higher education. We support our communities and the youth within them.

The Stories and Songs of the Holidays! A Prairie Christmas on Stage is coming back to Yankton on Wednesday, November 29th at the Dakota Theatre at 7pm. A live on stage version of Jeff Gould's popular A Prairie Christmas radio program. The performance will feature inspirational, heartwarming stor

For over 65 years, United Way of Greater Yankton, has been changing lives and improving our community by mobilizing people and resources to drive strategic impact in Education, Financial Stability

For the Meridian Bridge at Yankton, it’s a celebration nearly 100 years in the making.

Investigators are trying to figure out the cause of a deadly home explosion southeast of Fort Pierre.

While bank management and risk assessments are vastly different from a big-tech bank to a rural lending institution, there are some common economic concerns among all sectors.