Rapid City Journal recognized by SDNA with 16 awards
The Rapid City Journal was recognized Friday by the South Dakota News Media Association with 16 industry awards for news coverage in 2023.
Source: rapidcityjournal.com
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Ever heard of Safe2Say? Program offers students, teachers anonymity in reporting potential threats
Program looks to enhance safety at South Dakota schools
Source: mitchellrepublic.com
Years in the making, Wessington Springs Rec Center now serving school, community
Joint community-school district project sports gymnasium, fitness center
Michael Ormsmith Caitlynn Peetz Hilary Grohs Wessington Springs School District Wessington Springs Rec Center Wessington Springs School Board
Source: mitchellrepublic.com
A woman was hired to investigate racial harassment after a suicide. Then she encountered it herself | News, Sports, Jobs
SALT LAKE CITY — A Black woman hired by a Northern Utah school district to investigate racial harassment complaints the year after a 10-year-old Black student
Source: standard.net
A woman was hired to investigate racial harassment after a suicide. Then she encountered it herself
A Black woman hired by a Utah school district to investigate racial harassment complaints a year after a Black child died by suicide says she experienced discrimination from district officials.
Source: thegrio.com
For success in Minnesota's deer hunt, head south – Twin Cities
“Not that our hunting skills have eroded. There just are no deer. Literally, there are no deer.”
Carlton County United States Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness Two Harbors Kelly Straka Todd Froberg
Source: twincities.com
Mitchell doctor: Flu, COVID-19 vaccines can be given together
Vaccinations still among the best steps to take for illness prevention
Source: mitchellrepublic.com
City Council to consider putting Lake Mitchell dredging loan to public vote
While the city is pushing to advance the mechanical dredging project, a resident has come up with an aeration-focused plan
Source: mitchellrepublic.com
Council to consider $25M loan application to fund Lake Mitchell dredging, setting stage for historic decision
Under a payment scenario spanning from 2026 to 2055, the city would be looking at an annual loan payment of $1.3 million, along with yearly $500,000 alum treatments recommended by an engineer firm.
Source: mitchellrepublic.com
As historic vote on Lake Mitchell dredging nears, council stands divided on $25 million project
Three council members say they are against moving forward with dredging at this time, while four are in favor of the project. The council will vote on a 30-year loan application on June 20.
Source: mitchellrepublic.com