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Guardian Flight recently announced its plans to open a new emergency air medical transport base in Winner, SD, in early 2022. The new base will provide air medical transport services 24-hours a day, seven days a week to the communities of Tripp County and the surrounding regions.

The South Dakota Department of Health reported the first influenza death of the 2021-2022 season on December 16. “Our sympathy is with the family.

So you’ve received a poinsettia plant over the holiday season, but what on earth are you to do next, now that the holidays are over? Read on to find tips on how to care for a poinsettia after Christmas in this article so you can, hopefully, enjoy your plant year round.

The initial goal for the new proposed Gregory swimming pool is $1 million in order to start qualifying for grants. The plans have already been drawn up, so fundraising is the main barrier to making this a reality. How can you help?

Youth group member Morgan Tietgen, right, presented a $250 gift certificate to the Gregory County Locker to the Renae Clary Carlson, left..

During his keynote address, South Dakota Farmers Union President, Doug Sombke, challenged family farmers and ranchers to take a moment to reflect and ask themselves: “What am I doing to help mankind?”

RF Buche, fourth-generation grocer and president of South Dakota-based GF Buche Co., testified about efforts to tackle food insecurity before the House Rules Committee chaired by Representative James P. McGovern of Massachusetts.

For nearly six years, Mike’s Bikes: Rides That Matter has provided bicycles to people who lack transportation, and the nonprofit ministry continually has a waiting list. Currently, about 50 people are waiting for bikes to help them become selfsufficient.

We are about to move into 2022, and between you and me, it can’t come soon enough! The hope of better days, more compassionate interaction, collegiality in congress, greater equality among all people, and less death and sickness from COVID drives our hope as we enter into the new year. But before we jump into 2022,

When Todd Christensen joined the fire department 35 years ago, he planned when he would retire. “When I started, I wanted to make 35 years,” he admitted.