Yankton, United States (Local)
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Jay Gravholt's coverage primarily centers on local news and events in Yankton, South Dakota. His focus includes human resources & employment, education, health & wellbeing, as well as sports within the local community.
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Dagmar Hoxsie, one of the founders of the Yankton Area Banquet, is shown slicing bread baked for a Banquet event at the United Church of Christ in Yankton in 2017. She passed away in January of this year at age 98.
Once Together And Then Separated, Yankton’s Kaiser Appliance Center Is Under One Umbrella Again
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Dr. Wayne and Marge Kindle have been named 2026 Captain and Belle for this summer’s Riverboat Days and Summer Arts Festival.
Yankton High School Technical Education Instructor Bret Johnson grabs some video of one of his students doing a mock training exercise in the mock training center his class built for the Yankton Police Department. Supervising the training was YPD Firearms Instructor Brandon Frey.
A relatively new partnership is already turning heads in the Yankton and state law enforcement community.
Close to 200 people were on hand for Monday’s Memorial Day program held at Fantle Memorial Park.
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The Yankton City Commission authorized the city to apply for a Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) grant. According to Community Development Director Brad Bies, these funds have been made available by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and they would go toward a project on Marne Creek.
For the second month in a row, Yankton’s monthly sales tax revenue showed a positive gain over the previous year.
Yankton Braces For A Busy Archery Year With National, International Tournaments On The Schedule
A 70-year-old Yankton man who pleaded guilty to one count of sexual contact with a child under the age of 16 was sentenced Thursday to 15 years in prison with five of those years suspended.
