Randy Dockendorf

A standing room only crowd attended the City of Vermillion’s Planning and Zoning Commission on Monday night, Aug. 10, learning information and giving comment on proposed data center ordinances.

Mrs. John Dwyer Sr. holds what is believed to be the oldest U.S. flag in South Dakota, created in the 1860s. The photo is believed to be taken in the 1960s or 1970s. Rita Hummel, a Dwyer family descendant now living in Washington State, is scheduled to bring the flag to the Turner County Fair from 1-3 p.m. Wednesday for a display and short program.

WAGNER — A man wanted in connection with a Friday death in Wagner died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound after a standoff with law enforcement Sunday in Council Bluffs, Iowa.

VIBORG — Bucking a state and national health care trend, Pioneer Memorial Hospital & Health Services has launched a $4.7 million construction and renovation project.

This rendition shows features for the proposed Bluestem Manor housing development in Vermillion. The City Council advanced Ordinance 1573, a rezoning measure for the property, to its second reading.

Archery participants from Scotland during the walkthrough during the Opening Ceremony of the IFAA World Field Archery Championships on Sunday at the NFAA Easton Yankton Archery Center.

During this year’s Yankton County Fair, Freelan Richelieu told a few hare-raising stories.

Greg Vavra with the South Dakota Local Transportation Assistance Program (SDLTAP) provides figures on Yankton County’s road and bridge needs during Thursday’s public meeting.

The effort to place a data center measure on the ballot has fallen short of the required number of signatures, the county Planning and Zoning (P&Z) commission said this week.

Petitions Turned In And Validated; Vote Will Occur During November Election