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South Dakota journalism is infused with new energy and passion

David Bordewyk

Wednesday, April 30, 2025

I have read so many stories and opinion pieces about the decline of newspapers and community journalism that sometimes I worry if even I am losing faith in my profession. And then I met up with a bunch of South Dakota journalists for a few days last week.

Weather puts damper on golf scores

News Staff

Wednesday, April 30, 2025

Windy, cold, and damp conditions had a negative impact on golfers in Gregory and Burke on Friday, April 25, 2025, at the Burke/Gregory Golf Tournament. Luke Stukel toughed out the conditions to finish second with an 86 for the day, only six strokes behind Jye Bailey of Plattte-Geddes.

Gregory County varsity falls to Belle Fourche in low-scoring affair

News Staff

Wednesday, April 30, 2025

Both teams were strong on the mound on Sunday, April 27, but Belle Fourche was just a little bit stronger at the plate in their 1-0 victory over Gregory County varsity. Hudson Fuhrer started the game for Gregory County and recorded 18 outs. Gregory County was right in it until Belle Fourche singled in the fifth inning.

Football officials may get raises, paid for travel to games

Dana Hess Sd News Media Association

Wednesday, April 30, 2025

The South Dakota High School Activities Association board of directors worked through 43 proposed changes to the organization’s Athletics Handbook at its April meeting on Wednesday, April 23. The changes were originally proposed by a meeting of the state’s high school athletics directors.

Celebrate Farm & Ranch Moms

Lura Roti For South Dakota Farmers Union

Wednesday, April 30, 2025

As we reflect on the women who raised us this Mother’s Day, South Dakota Farmers Union would like to celebrate the many women who support the state’s No. 1 industry – farm and ranch moms! Read on to learn about Shelly Kenzy of Gregory and Darcie Lee of De Smet.

Burger battle boosts revenue for rural restaurants & bars

Lura Roti For South Dakota Farmers Union

Wednesday, April 30, 2025

On any given winter day, one Reli-Bar employee can easily serve the 20 locals who show up and order a meal at the Reliance community’s only establishment. But during the month of February, it takes at least two employees to manage the lunch and supper crowd.

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South Dakota journalism is infused with new energy and passion

Weather puts damper on golf scores

Gregory County varsity falls to Belle Fourche in low-scoring affair

Football officials may get raises, paid for travel to games

Celebrate Farm & Ranch Moms

Burger battle boosts revenue for rural restaurants & bars

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