Young people face a difficult moment in history while at an impressionable age. Something that might not have much impact in the life of a 45 year old could emotionally level a 19 year old.

I am proud to be governor of the best state in America to live, work, and retire in as a veteran. That’s important. The state that sets the gold standard for freedom should also lead the way in honoring those who defend our freedoms. In the last four years, we found new ways to honor our veterans. In my second term, we will continue to build on those successes and honor the men and women who served us.

Due to paper supply issues, the South Dakota Department of Revenue’s Motor Vehicle Division has stopped printing paper titles effective immediately. The paper used for printing titles is very unique, as it has built-in security features to prevent fraud. The Department anticipates being able to start printing paper titles mid-February 2023.

The South Dakota Department of Health (DOH) recently announce the launch of a new telehealth partnership between DOH, Emergency Medical Service (EMS) Agencies, and Sioux Falls-based telemedicine provider, Avel eCare. This initiative will use telemedicine to transform the delivery of care provided to patients throughout the state. During the 2022 legislative session, Governor Noem requested, and the South Dakota Legislature approved, three funding initiatives to inject up to $20 million into EMS in South Dakota. Telemedicine in Motion is one of the three initiatives, with a budget of $1.7 million dollars. Avel eCare was selected after a nationwide request for proposals process.

C ourt Jeffrey C. Grossenburg, 31, Winner, SD, speeding on a state highway, fine $79.00, court costs $50.00, surcharges $28.50.

T ransfers 1, 2023: and comply with all conditions of treatment by March 22, 2023, evaluation must be filed with the Clerk of Courts; have no contact with person(s) for a period of 360 days: no contact means no personal contact, no telephone calls, no electronic communication, including texting, emails or posting on social networks, and no third party contact; defendant must comply with tribal guardianship order; if marijuana becomes legalized, defendant must not use marijuana for 360 days. WD; Jay A. & Shirley M. DeBoer, husband & wife, to Clinton M. De-Boer, W½ of 14-97-71; NE¼ of 1597-71.