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Mrs. Storms teaches 4th grade and grew up far from South Dakota over in Phoenix, Arizona! She attended Western Governors University and earned a Bachelors degree in Elementary Education. Mrs. Storms has always had a love for science and it has always been her favorite subject as a kid and an adult.

On its 27th mission, Midwest Honor Flight transported 83 veterans to Washington, D.C. for a heartfelt tour of military memorials and national landmarks.

Seniors and their parents are, from left: Al'Shamon Gunter (Alvin Gunter and Jamey Meyer), Randall Powers (April & Dennis Powers), Treyvan Talsma (Kristin & Ty Talsma), Lance Odens (Rachel & Greg Odens), Jacob Ratzlaff (Steve & Cathy Ratzlaff), Trenton Soukup (Troy & Shirley Soukup), Caleb Tallman...

Andes Central Volleyball and Cross Country seniors, along with their parents, were recognized at last Thursday night's volleyball match with Sioux Falls Lutheran.

Women experience distinct stages throughout their lives. In literature, these are often described as the maiden, the mother, and the matriarch phases. The transitions between these phases can be challenging times for a woman. Perimenopause is the transition between mother to matriarch.

The City of Wagner with the help of Wagner Community School is preparing for 'Trick or Treat on Main Street!' Take a drive down main street in the month of October and look at the great painted pumpkin in the middle of the road.

lThe South Dakota Legislature convened on Tuesday for a Special Session to address one of the persistent challenges facing the state the past couple of years: overcrowding and unsafe conditions in the Sioux Falls penitentiary building.

The arrival of October signals a shift in hours at Heritage Hall Museum & Archives (HHM&A) in Freeman. The museum will be open weekdays from noon to 4 p.m. and other times by appointment through April.

For many South Dakotans, running their own business is part of their American Dream. Small businesses are the backbone of a lot of South Dakota’s communities, whether they are Main Street storefronts or family farms and ranches.

For South Dakota Teacher of the Year, Amanda Haenfler, the journey into education didn’t begin in a college classroom or a teacher workshop. It started much earlier, right inside the very same room she now calls her own at Avon School.