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A matter of honor

Sen. Brent Hoffman By Sens. S. Bordeaux (D) & B.R. Hoffman (R) You’ve probably heard of the Medal of Honor, as it is a famously revered military decoration. Earned for “conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at risk of life above and beyond the call of duty,” it is...

South Dakota sturdy

Gov. Kristi Noem It’s back to school time! My kids are all grown up with their school days behind them, and though my grandkids are still young, Miss Addie is starting preschool! This time of year means so much to me. Everything that I do is about making our state...

Big connections

Johnson is pictured at Friends of the Children. (Photo/Submitted) Johnson is pictured at Lewis & Clark Regional Water System’s Madison Ribbon Cutting. (Photo/Submitted) Rep. Dusty Johnson BIG IdeaChildren look up to adults young and old as examples of how to live....

Deserted island adventures

St. Mary students in second grade went on a deserted island adventure. During their adventures, they had to get creative and use materials from a lunch box to make sun hats which uses supplies such as foil and paper plates. (Photos/Submitted)

Learning with hands on experience

Cardinal students in Life Skills class had some hands on experience with Jeremy from Roemen’s Automotive. During the class, Jeremy taught the students how to change a tire with hands on experience. (Photos/Submitted) )

Teacher’s assistants

Quarrier 8th graders got to spend some time on the football field assisting Mr. Genzlinger’s high school officiating class. The high schoolers were testing out their football officiating skills. (Photo/Submitted)

Manufacturing chips in the U.S. needs a particular set of skills

By Bill DeVries The Biden administration recently announced that Intel will receive $8.5 billion in funding to ramp up U.S. manufacturing of semiconductors.These investments will help rebuild a previously declining industry that’s critical not just to the American...