Kyle Kenfield News Today

One could argue that 2023 was a year of extremes in the Yankton area.

Paradigm Technologies is expected to be opening up their new Yankton facility in the spring, or early summer, of 2024 for the manufacture of high-end, state-of-the-art, bolt-action sporting rifles. According to Paradigm’s president, Kyle Kenfield, the rifles are lighter than conventiona

After a small mountain has risen in the southeast corner of the Old State Hospital Campus at 31st and Broadway, the new home of Paradigm Technologies, Inc. has been going up very rapidly. Paradigm’s president, Kyle Kenfield, says, “The PTI site in Yankton is expected to be substantially

Yankton’s City Commission meeting Monday lasted nearly four hours, well past the Press & Dakotan’s print deadline.

The City of Yankton’s $200,000 sale of an eight-acre parcel on Broadway Avenue left a sour taste in the mouths of many citizens.

At its meeting Monday, the Yankton City Commission voted to formalize the city’s relationship with Connecting Cultures of Yankton by approving a contract with that group for translation services.

When our local government does business with the private sector, it’s a good idea to know something about the private sector. Unfortunately, we know absolutely nothing about the owner of

Kyle Kenfield may not be Googleable but guess what is: the number one killer of kids in America under the age of 18. Hint: it’s not cars. Or cancer.

Economic development, which Yankton Community Development Director Dave Mingo likened to an art form, can be a difficult and evolving process.

Several residents turned out to the Yankton City Commission Monday night to express concerns about the construction going on at 31st Street and Broadway Avenue, where Paradigm Technologies, an arms