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Buy Now Susan Tuve told University of South Dakota graduates Saturday that during her years of involvement with the USD Foundation, she met many individuals who valued the education they received at USD and who wanted to give back. “Because of them, there are now scholarships and opportunities on this campus for you and for those who follow you,” she said. “I hope you, too, will give back with your time, knowledge, and resources.”
Andy Howe, who while serving as Clay County Sheriff also devoted 11 years as a member of the Dakota Hospital Foundation Board of Directors, speaks after receiving the 2026 Community Health Service Award May 11.
Susan Tuve told University of South Dakota graduates Saturday that during her years of involvement with the USD Foundation, she met many individuals who valued the education they received at USD and who wanted to give back. “Because of them, there are now scholarships and opportunities on this campus for you and for those who follow you,” she said. “I hope you, too, will give back with your time, knowledge, and resources.”
By: David Lias
This architect’s drawing shows a possible exterior view of the new home of the Vermillion Light & Power Building.
Native American elder Jerome Kills Small of the Oglala Lakota tribe described Wednesday, May 13 as a “day of assurance” as friends and family of Native American students who will
By: David Lias
Rep. Dusty Johnson fields a question from a delegate during the Tuesday evening session of the American Legion Auxiliary South Dakota Girls State, held in Aalfs Auditorium on the University of South Dakota campus in Vermillion.
VERMILLION — The U.S. Senate is currently on a break from its duties in Washington, D.C., to allow members to return to their home states for what’s known as a
Audra Edelen of the American Legion Post 1 Auxiliary of Vermillion plays “Taps,” as the VFW Honor Guard stands at attention after they honored fallen veterans with a rifle salute at the conclusion of Vermillion’s Memorial Day service at the First Baptist Church.
By: David Lias
Vermillion voters will be asked on the June 2 ballot to approve a new City ordinance that will amend Vermillion’s Home Rule Charter.
Vermillion voters cast ballots Tuesday in the community’s National Guard Armory which served as a polling place for city voters during South Dakota’s June 2 primary election. Unofficial total voter turnout in Clay County Tuesday was 31.78%.
