UCC Honored Laywomen?s luncheon extols the power of story (Worldwide Faith =?iso-8859-1?)

07/03/11 afternoon as 56 laywomen from across the United Church of Christ were honored at a luncheon at General Synod 28. The honorees were introduced in groups that followed dramatic readings by Debbie Hoogesteger and Rachel Chapman who represented the =93foremothers in the faith whose names stir up images of strength and story: Rebekah, Sarah, Elizabeth, Mary, Rachel, Deborah, Judith, Priscilla and ...

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June 14 Rainfall Totals

06/15/11 Heavy rain fell across parts of South Dakota, Minnesota and Iowa Tuesday. Here are some of the latest rain reports.

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Whatcom People: Local students graduate from UW and elsewhere

06/06/11 These Whatcom County students will graduate from the University of Washington this June: Bellingh

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Monday's Vermont scoreboard

05/24/11 Singles: Cody Yu, SB def. Alden Hopkins, U-32 6-3, 6-0; Rhys Darnell-Martin, SB def. Jordan Blais, U-32 6-0, 6-1; Will Gregoire, SB def. Zach Fielder, U-32 6-1, 6-1; Matt Jenkins, SB def. Andre Toro, 6-2, 6-0; Kevin Bond, U-32 def. Peter Huffman SB 7-5, 2-6, 7-6.

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Business licenses for the week of Jan. 16

05/20/11 A.C. Coin Nevada: Thomas McCormick, 4795 Longley Lane; administration office. Accent Counseling Services: Denise Abbey, 6342 Chesterfield Lane; professional.

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Big Mac provides meat to Demons surge

04/20/11 Perth's Andrew McDougall has raced to the lead in this year's The West Australian WAFL Footballer of the Year Award.

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SD group rallies in support of schools

03/03/11 PIERRE (AP) -- Dozens of parents, teachers and other education supporters gathered Wednesday at the state Capitol in opposition to Gov. Dennis Daugaard's proposed 10 percent cut in state aid to school districts.

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SD Group To Rally At Capitol In Support Of Schools

03/02/11 Parents and others plan to gather at the state Capitol on Wednesday to urge South Dakota lawmakers not to cut state aid to ...

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SD group to rally in support of schools

03/02/11 PIERRE, S.D. (AP) _ Parents and others plan to gather at the state Capitol on Wednesday to urge South Dakota lawmakers not to cut state aid to school districts.

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SD Group Rallies At Capitol In Support Of Schools

03/02/11 Dozens of parents, teachers and others have gathered at the state Capitol to urge South Dakota lawmakers not to cut state aid...

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Kristi Noem gets feel for D.C., insists she'll hold to roots

11/16/10 WASHINGTON - For almost a year on the campaign trail, Republican Kristi Noem hammered at how things got done in Washington. On Monday, the newly elected congresswoman from South Dakota began learning the basics of her new job on Capitol Hill in that much-maligned city. The Castlewood rancher and mother of three won't be sworn in until Jan. 5, but she and more than 90 House freshmen - the vast ...

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CI Political Scientists Challenge Beliefs about Congressional Earmarks in New Book

09/28/10 CAMARILLO, Calif., Sept. 28 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- In recent years, special congressional appropriations known as 'earmarks' have become synonymous with wasteful government spending and corruption. Andy Roth, a vice president at the Club for Growth, claims that "Earmarking is a corrupt practice, plain and simple."

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GM rolls over Horde, 7-0

09/08/10 In West Rutland, Green Mountain made a pretty big impression on West Rutland coach Laura DesJardins in dismantling her team 7-0 in a girls soccer season opener on Tuesday. ... - STAFF REPORTS

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Moccasin Creek pro leads Dakota Open golf tournament

08/29/10 The Moccasin Creek golf pro carded the best score of the day at Lee Park on Saturday. Dean Zahn, who is the Moccasin Creek Country Club head golf professional, fired a 68 on the first day of the 80th annual Dakota Open golf tournament on Saturday at Lee Park Golf Course.

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U.S. Amateur Tidbits

08/23/10 Originated in 1895 and the nation's oldest golf tournament, the 110th U.S. Amateur is now underway in Washington State.

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The Old Boys Club

08/08/10 RENNER - One of the great charms of a baseball game is that it has no ticking clock. Progress toward a conclusion is measured by tasks successfully handled, not by time. Theoretically, one game could go on forever. It follows, then, that the people playing that game should go on forever, too. The "boys" - as their skipper and teammate Dave Mydland consistently refers to them - of the Renner ...

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Amateur Baseball: Britton, Redfield open state tourney play Friday

08/04/10 Two area teams will be looking to make some noise at the State B amateur baseball tournament that gets underway today in Sioux Falls. Representing District 2B are Redfield Dairy Queen and the Britton Lumberjacks. Redfield defeated Britton for the region championship last week at Ipswich.

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on the move

07/22/10 South Dakota State University's College of Education and Human Sciences has named its leadership team that will serve students in 15 undergraduate majors and 12 graduate degrees. Leadership of the college will continue under interim dean David Hilderbrand, a 36-year veteran of SDSU. Hilderbrand joined the chemistry faculty at SDSU in 1974 and retired in 2005 after eight years as dean of the ...

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A night to mourn ... and celebrate

07/17/10 As thousands honor Yankee Boss George Steinbrenner, one man pays tribute to his dad. George Steinbrenner - New York Yankees - Bob Sheppard - Television - Arts

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Resumes That Can Kill: Fraudulent Credentials a Growing Threat, Says Scherzer International

05/05/10 LOS ANGELES, CA--(Marketwire - May 5, 2010) - The Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, Alabama, calls itself "the heart of the Army's rocket and missile programs." The civilian Director of Readiness for Redstone's missile program, who has access to classified and top secret information, boasts a resume that includes a degree from Trinity College and University, in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

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