Opinion

It’s been nearly a year since I packed a suitcase and flew to our nation’s capital to be sworn in as South Dakota’s lone representative. It was a proud moment for my family and me. I stood on the U.S. House floor, raised my right hand, and swore my oath to the U.S.

Historic tax reform legislation was signed into law by President Trump just over two years ago, and it has had a positive impact for South Dakota families and small businesses.

Rog's Rod & Nimrod It was late summer 1960. I boarded the Chicago & Northwestern “Dakota 400” in downtown Chicago and rode the rails to what was then SDSC in Brookings, SD. I was about to experience a massive dose of culture shock. My Chicagoan mindset was totally foreign to South Dakota.

Americans pay too much for prescription drugs. Don’t get me wrong. I’m not trying to demonize pharmaceutical companies. I don’t think profit is a dirty word, and I understand that they are trying to find cures in a highly uncertain environment. According to Dr.

Greer Post #11 American Legion held its monthly meeting on December 19, 2019 at the Post Home. Commander Robert Kucera called the members to attention. Chaplain Donald Kotab gave the invocation, which was followed by the Pledge of Allegiance.

Greer Post #11 American Legion met Dec. 19, 2019 with 15 members present and 1 guest. The meeting was called to order by President Juanita Stone. The opening prayer was read by Margie Stone and all recited the Pledge of Allegiance and the Auxiliary Preamble. The minutes were read and approved.

Dear Editor: Was notified that their are new painters in the town of Wagner. No business person needs you paint the sides of our business. Do you kids have parents and did they give you the money to buy the paint or did you steal it from another business?

Rog's Rod & Nimrod It was late summer 1960. I boarded the Chicago & Northwestern “Dakota 400” in downtown Chicago and rode the rails to what was then SDSC in Brookings, SD. I was about to experience a massive dose of culture shock. My Chicagoan mindset was totally foreign to South Dakota.

weekly hospice meetings, the discussion turned to the burden of finding an opening in a facility for one of our patients. Mr.