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In brief: Michelle Monaghan hockey series gets title ‘The Sticks’ and more
Michelle Monaghan’s hockey Netflix series now has a title. The show is officially called The Sticks. Monaghan stars as a grieving wife who steps up to lead the team her husband built. Netflix has also [Read More…]
State’s expenses for Rushmore fireworks were greater than economic impact, Tourism Department says
Meghan O’Brien/South Dakota Searchlight The fireworks display last month at Mount Rushmore cost the state of South Dakota $450,000 more than the event generated in economic impact, according to the state Department of Tourism. The [Read More…]
Federal judge dismisses legal challenges to South Dakota drug discount law
John Hult/South Dakota Searchlight A judge has ruled in favor of a South Dakota law that helps rural healthcare providers buy discounted drugs and mark up their sale price to fill budget holes created by [Read More…]
Tuesday Sports: August 11, 2026
TUESDAY SPORTS, AUGUST 11, 2026 STATE AMATEUR BASEBALL TOURNAMENT – MONDAY — Alexandria advanced to the Class B state amateur baseball tournament quarterfinals with an 11-1, seven-inning win over Wynot (Neb.) on Monday night at [Read More…]
Martin goes 4 for 5, including a home run in the Twins’ 9-5 win over the Orioles
Dean Kremer (2-4), in his second start with Minnesota since being brought over from Baltimore at the trade deadline, allowed one run and one hit in seven innings against his former team. He struck out [Read More…]
Alexandria, Volga advance to Class B state amateur quarterfinals
MITCHELL, S.D. – Alexandria and Volga advanced to the Class B state amateur baseball tournament quarterfinals Monday night at Cadwell Park in Mitchell. Alexandria rolled past Wynot, Nebraska, 11-1 in seven innings. Dakota Munger hit [Read More…]
Dakota Wesleyan Volleyball Selected Third in 2026 GPAC Preseason Coaches Poll
SIOUX CITY, Iowa — Dakota Wesleyan Women’s Volleyball opens the season ranked third in the Great Plains Athletic Conference as announced by the conference office in the 2026 preseason coaches poll. The Tigers finish behind only [Read More…]
Midco Makes $1.5 Million Gift to USD Athletics, DakotaDome
VERMILLION, S.D. — Midco and the University of South Dakota athletic department announced a $1.5 million gift that will transform the former Dome Club into the Midco Club, a renovated premium space designed to bring Coyote fans [Read More…]
Mitchell’s Olivia Prunty Earns $1,000 SDIAAA Scholarship
MITCHELL, S.D. – Mitchell High School graduate Olivia Prunty is one of two recipients of a one-thousand-dollar scholarship from the South Dakota Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association and Daktronics. Prunty graduated with a 4.0 GPA at [Read More…]
Brandon Valley baseball facility moves toward cleanup, reconstruction after fire
BRANDON, S.D. – The Brandon Valley Baseball Association says the criminal investigation into the fire that heavily damaged the First National Bank Field grandstand has been completed. Insurance adjusters met with association officials last week, [Read More…]
Mitchell School Board discusses school district policy regarding fundraising projects
A discussion regarding fundraising for a variety of activities dominated Monday’s Mitchell School Board meeting. Superintendent Joe Childs prefaced the discussion by stating school district funds provide the sufficient needs for participation. “The fundraising efforts, [Read More…]
South Dakota farmer says corn yield a ‘real mystery’ because of dry summer
A south-central South Dakota farmer says crops seem to be pushing through a dry growing season. Kevin Deinert grows corn, soybeans, and forages near Mount Vernon. “All in all, things look better than what I [Read More…]
Timely rain keeps SE Minnesota crops on track
A farmer in southeast Minnesota calls crops in her area “phenomenal.” Gail Donkers grows corn, soybeans, and alfalfa near Faribault. “It’s almost like knock on wood, we don’t even want to talk about it they [Read More…]
Live cattle futures higher to start the week
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live cattle were higher on tight ready numbers, feeders were mixed on spread trade. October live cattle closed $1.62 higher at $226.90 and December live cattle closed $1.80 higher at [Read More…]
Amy Poehler comedy ‘DIG’ gets release date
Amy Poehler as Elise in ‘DIG.’ (Colleen Hayes/Peacock) We now know when to expect Amy Poehler’s new comedy series. Peacock has announced that DIG will premiere on the streaming service Nov. 23. The show reunites [Read More…]
50 Cent to executive produce ‘Payday’ TV series
50 Cent performs on ‘Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest 2026′ (Disney/Christopher Willard) 50 Cent is cashing in on Payday. The rapper/producer has boarded the TV adaptation of the popular first-person shooter [Read More…]
Does the cost of ownership validate the purchase? MSUE breaks down used farm equipment investments
A farm business management educator is encouraging farmers to consider more than the sticker price when evaluating future equipment purchases. Jon LaPorte with Michigan State University Extension tells Brownfield, “With higher input costs, lower commodity prices, people [Read More…]
Team USA Archer Brady Ellison on Olympics, Archery & Paris 2024
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Northwestern Illinois crops exceeding expectations
A northwestern Illinois farmer says he has high hopes for his crops this year. Josh Curry, who grows corn and soybeans in Mercer County, says he doesn’t want to jinx it. “It has been a [Read More…]
Soybeans hold onto gains with help from crude oil
Soybeans were higher on fund and technical buying. Beans are monitoring crop weather, expecting largely seasonal conditions for most of the week, with spillover from soybean and crude oils. The USDA says 62% of U.S. [Read More…]
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