Randy Dockendorf is a regional editor for the Yankton Press & Dakotan, covering local news in Hartington, Nebraska. With a focus on community stories and events, Randy provides readers with timely and informative articles on a variety of topics, including crime, weather, arts and culture, and local government.
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Former Sioux Falls mayor Mike Huether, a Yankton native, leans forward to make a point during Thursday’s forum with Mount Marty University students, staff and others. Randy Dockendorf/P&D
Gayville-Volin Grad, Now A Morningside Football Player, Learns Some Big Life Lessons During Mission Trip To Uganda
By: Randy Dockendorf
Starting July 1, Sacred Heart Church in Yankton will celebrate one fewer weekend Mass, while Catholic churches in Tabor and Lesterville will no longer offer weekend Mass but will remain parishes.
Some birds take advantage of some standing water in a low spot in a Yankton County field Thursday. Rainfall up through Thursday morning left more than 3 inches of rain in some places locally, the National Weather Service said.
By: Randy Dockendorf, David Phillips
HARTINGTON, Neb. — On March 1, 2023, David Phillips Jr. fired multiple gunshots, killing a co-worker on a construction site north of Hartington, Nebraska.
When reviewing recent surveys related to Yankton’s needs, consultant Kayla Klein learned the heartbreaking stories of families who couldn’t find or afford childcare.
By: Randy Dockendorf
Jared Hybertson (center), the Centerville community and economic development coordinator, accepts the “Community of the Year” award during the Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED) conference. Hybertson is joined by Gov. Kristi Noem and Lt. Gov. Larry Rhoden. Courtesy Photo
By: Randy Dockendorf, Matt Gush
MARTY — A two-vehicle head-on crash last Thursday in Charles Mix County involved eight persons and resulted in multiple injuries, including two that were life-threatening.
During Monday’s debate at the Elks Lodge, the Republicans running for District 18 legislative seats clashed over a special interest group’s scorecard that rated their positions on selected issues.
CENTER, Neb. — A Bloomfield, Nebraska, woman has pleaded not guilty to a charge that she allegedly helped her partner dispose of the gun used in a double homicide last
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