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Quit Showing Taylor Swift During the Football Game
Travis Kriens, KORNRadio.com This has nothing to do with Taylor Swift. This is not an anti-Taylor Swift story. I am tired of the broadcast of Kansas City Chiefs games showing Taylor Swift. It’s annoying in [Read More…]
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Dakota Wesleyan University awarded $11,801
The South Dakota Community Foundation (SDCF) recently awarded a $11,801 South Dakota Fund grant to the Dakota Wesleyan University (DWU). Funding will be used to film a documentary and allow the University to provide a [Read More…]
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Northwestern Energy encouraging South Dakotans to prepare for severe winter weather
Temperatures in areas of South Dakota will drop below zero this week, according to the National Weather Service. Snow, strong winds and severe wind chill is also forecast in NorthWestern Energy’s South Dakota service areas. [Read More…]
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Central Electric awards grant to Sleep In Heavenly Peace
Central Electric Cooperative has awarded $2,500 to a local organization that builds beds for children. The funds through Operation Round-Up will go towards lumber and supplies to fulfill the mission of Sleep In Heavenly Peace. [Read More…]
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Jackley Supports State Corrections Officers
In recent months there have been multiple reports of employees at the South Dakota Penitentiary being assaulted by inmates. Attorney General Marty Jackley says when it comes to those crimes, his stance is clear…. [Read More…]
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First Circuit Court CASA gets a $10,000 boost
The South Dakota Community Foundation recently awarded a $10,000 South Dakota Fund grant to the First Circuit Court Appointed Special Advocate Program. CASA defends children’s rights impacted by abuse or neglect. Funding will assist in [Read More…]
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SD Public Utilities Commission Reduces Northwestern Energy’s Proposed Rate Increase
The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission approved a rate increase for NorthWestern Energy’s electric customers in South Dakota at the commission’s regularly scheduled meeting in Pierre today, Jan. 9, 2024. The rate approved by the [Read More…]
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Avera Queen of Peace Welcomes First Baby of 2024
Avera Queen of Peace Hospital is excited to share that Emerson Dahme was its first baby born in 2024. She was delivered at 9:58 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 2, to Jacob and Michelle Dahme of Mitchell. [Read More…]
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Sioux Falls Tackling Major Snow Removal
More than 100 equipment operators are hard at work removing nearly 11-inches of new snow in Sioux Falls. Emergency snow routes are open, and now crews are headed into neighborhoods to clear side streets. No [Read More…]
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District 20 State Senator Josh Klumb Praises the Governor’s State of The State Address
Governor Kristi Noem’s state of the state message focused on a list of Freedoms offered in South Dakota. District 20 Senator Josh Klumb of Mitchell appreciated the Governor’s method… He appreciated Noem’s number-one Freedom: [Read More…]
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Pre-Trial Motions In Watertown Murder Case
More pre-trial motions hearings were held last week in an upcoming Watertown murder trial. Jeremiah Peacemaker is accused of killing 28 year-old Kendra Owen, who was found dead at her residence in Watertown on September [Read More…]
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Mitchell School District Recognized For Success In The Classroom
The Associated School Boards of South Dakota recently recognized the Mitchell School District for academic achievement. School Board president Deb Olson shared the news from a letter from ASBSD executive director Doug Wermedal during Monday’s [Read More…]
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Senator Josh Klumb preparing for 2024 legislative session
The South Dakota Legislature opens the 2024 session Tuesday at the State Capitol. During her budget address last month, Governor Kristi Noem proposed a 4% increase in state aid to education and urged school districts [Read More…]
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Land Transfer Complete for Workforce Housing Development
The transfer of 22 acres of land from Avera Queen of Peace Hospital to the Mitchell Area Development Corporation became official Friday. MADC president Ken Schlimgen says the Ridgeview on Foster workforce housing development has [Read More…]
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It’s A Done Deal
The Mitchell Area Development Corporation (MADC) extends its sincere appreciation to Avera for the generous donation of land on Ridgeview on Foster. This invaluable gift comes at a pivotal time, as the Mitchell community experiences [Read More…]
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Pilot accused of threatening to shoot airline captain midflight to make first court appearance
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A pilot from Rapid City accused of threatening to shoot a commercial airline captain who wanted to divert a flight to get medical attention for a passenger was set to [Read More…]
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Avera Queen of Peace Hospital Recognized for High Quality Maternal Care
Avera Queen of Peace Hospital is proud to be recognized by Wellmark® Blue Cross® and Blue Shield® with a Blue Distinction® Centers (BDC) for Maternity Care designation as part of the Blue Distinction Specialty Care [Read More…]
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The 2023 NFL MVP Shouldn’t Be Much of a Debate
Travis Kriens/KORNRadio.com Heading into Week 18 of the NFL season, Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson is an overwhelming favorite to win his second MVP. Jackson is at -10,000 at some sportsbooks, while Dallas QB Dak [Read More…]
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Charges filed following execution of a search warrant
A 44 year old man from Plankinton is facing charges in connection with threats made to a female victim. According to court documents, the victim told authorities on December 12th Cory Cumings contacted her by [Read More…]
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PUC highlights the importance of keeping natural gas meters clear of snow and ice this winter
With winter weather fully upon the state, the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission urges South Dakotans to keep natural gas meters and appliance vents clear of snow and ice. “Accumulation of snow and ice on [Read More…]
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