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LAND TRANSFERS

News Staff

Wednesday, September 1, 2021

QCD; Scott and Kathie Bartlett, husband and wife to Jill Elizabeth Erickson, a married person, S170’ of N395’ of W270’ of SENW of 7-96- 71. QCD; Robert J.

Conservative principles restrain government, not expand its powers

Governor Kristi Noem

Wednesday, September 1, 2021

You can’t be a constitutional conservative only when it suits you. We are now seeing a battle in the Republican Party between the populist wing and traditional limited government conservatism.

Requesting a farm number, why they are important

Kalee Olson, Policy Associate, Center For Rural

Wednesday, September 1, 2021

Any farmer or rancher who is interested in conservation programs through the Natural Resources Conservation Service is required to have a farm number for the application process. Farm numbers are issued for free and allow access to key U.S.

A Note From Cottonwood Corners

News Staff

Wednesday, September 1, 2021

The first legislative session of the Dakota Territory convened on March 17, 1862 in Yankton. The organization of this first legislative body was subordinated to a single interest -- the location of the capital at Yankton. By previous arrangement, powerful positions were assigned to certain individuals in return for their support for Yankton.

The Ball Brothers are returning to the Prairie View Gospel Barn

Patty Connealy

Wednesday, September 1, 2021

The Ball Brothers are returning to town for another concert at the Prairie View Gospel Barn on Thursday, September 9, at 7:00 p.m. The Ball Brothers are two brothers, Andrew and Daniel Ball, brother-in-law Chad McCloskey, and newcomer Rhett Roberts, who travel throughout the world singing their distinctive brand of Christian music.

Gregory Police Department welcomes new officer

Patty Connealy

Wednesday, September 1, 2021

Amber Kelly is the newest addition to the Gregory Police Department. A 2006 Gregory High School graduate, Kelly says that she has wanted to be in law enforcement since she was a kid. Her career since graduating has been in security and corrections work. “I couldn’t think of a better position than the one I’m in now to go ahead and do that,” she said of becoming a police officer.

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Conservative principles restrain government, not expand its powers

Requesting a farm number, why they are important

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The Ball Brothers are returning to the Prairie View Gospel Barn

Gregory Police Department welcomes new officer

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