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Accountant unable to reconcile Menahga’s ledger, bank activity The Menahga City Council agreed to additional accounting and internal control examinations by Eide Bailly LLP at their May 10 meeting. It passed on a 4-1 vote, with council member Art Huebner opposed. 1:01 pm, May 24, 2021 × Forensic accounting will continue at Menahga City Hall. The Menahga City Council agreed to additional accounting and internal control examinations by Eide Bailly LLP at their May 10 meeting. It passed on a 4-1 vote, with council member Art Huebner opposed. In March, Eide Bailly was hir...

2021 Hey Sioux Falls winners announced View Comments Six winners have been named as recipients of the 2021 Hey Sioux Falls awards, recognizing entrepreneurs and their supporters. A list of the nominees are below with the winners highlighted in bold: New Startup of the Year Helen's Plan

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Reply Voters approved Measure J last year. Measure J bonds were at the center of the state's decision Wednesday. (Google Maps) DUBLIN, CA — The Dublin Unified School District got good news Wednesday in its quest to fund major school construction projects and overcome a projected shortfall of at least $184 million. The state Board of Education gave a green light to the school district's plan to sell $290 million in Measure J general obligation bonds. It approved a waiver of the district's debt limit, which restricts the amount of new debt the district can incur to finance school modernizatio...

Dakota Conference on Rural and Public Health June 2-4 Will Be Virtual Devils Lake Journal Grand Forks – The 36th Annual Dakota Conference on Rural and Public Health, taking place June 2-4, will be presented virtually. Registration is now open with reduced fees. The conference includes four keynote addresses, 18 sessions, eight intensive sessions, and a legislative policy panel. Continuing education credits will be available. For participants registered for the full conference, there will be a limited number of enduring credits available for one year after the conference, and all presentat...