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Filing taxes doesn’t have to be stressful. That’s according to Kelsey Collier-Wise, director of the United Way of Vermillion, which is offering an income tax assistance program to help the

Students in Irene-Wakonda’s Bee Club have a sweet deal for area residents; for just $10, you can buy a one-pound bottle of honey made by Irene-Wakonda’s colony of bees and

Last weekend, 61 people were freezing for a reason when they participated in the annual Vermillion Polar Plunge. This year’s Polar Plunge in Vermillion raised more than $20,000 for the

The latest incarnation of the art exhibition, “In Flanders Fields,” is now on display through Feb. 29 at the Vermillion Public Library.

This week, 10 members of Vermillion’s Hillside Community Church will travel to Ethiopia for a week-long mission trip organized by the Canton, SD-based nonprofit organization, Adams Thermal Foundation.

Irene resident, guitarist and singer Matt Kiger, alongside other local musicians, will headline the show at Gayville Hall this Sunday, April 7. The matinee show, entitled, “The Hay Country Jamboree,”

A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held Tuesday, April 2, at Clay-Union Electric’s new, state-of-the-art facility, located at 31321 Highway 19. Area business owners, local government officials, representatives of other regional electric

After 50 years working on Main Street, beloved Wakonda businessman and resident Charlie Logue is retiring. Logue, owner and operator of Charlie’s Bus Repair and Auto Service, will close his

This weekend, the Vermillion community is in for a rare treat – the premiere of a world-class opera commissioned for USD. The production by composer Michael Ching, entitled “Notes on

At their recent meeting in late April, members of the Clay Rural Water Board recognized their 2024 scholarship recipients. Receiving scholarships this year from Clay Rural Water were Brody Van