The Billie Sutton Leadership Institute’s fourth year is underway and the 2022 Sutton Leaders and Rural POWER class has been announced. Sixteen members of the new class met for a training seminar this past weekend in Oacoma to kick off the year-long leadership development program.

Winner Regional Health announces a new collaboration with LifeServe Blood Center and its community partners facilitating local blood drives. We are very appreciative of the partnership we have had with Vitalant Blood Services, however; over the years we recognize the need to create a new partnership with LifeServe Blood Center to best serve our community needs. Winner Regional Health joins 28 other hospitals in South Dakota to manage their blood services. While the Hospital has made the transition this past January of 2022, the community blood drives will be switching to LifeServe in May of 2022. The next community blood drive will be on Monday, May 23, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and Tuesday, May 24, from 12:00 to 5:00 p.m. at the Tripp

A program helping South Dakotans who own their home to afford the repair or replacement of their furnace has more funding available, and eligible low-income households in need are encouraged to apply.

At its annual meeting Tuesday, the South Dakota High School Activities Association approved submitting seven constitutional amendments to a vote of member schools. Perhaps the most far-reaching of the amendments would use a free and reduced lunch formula to adjust the enrollment numbers that are used to determine classifications and alignments for schools in sports and activities.

Thousands of young doctors recently learned where they’ll be spending the next few years of their lives in residency. A significant number of them will be U.S.

The leader of the South Dakota Senate on Wednesday, April 13, named a lead prosecutor for the impeachment trial of state Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg and scheduled it for late June. The announcement from Republican Sen.