Yankton, SD News

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• Have a Happy and Safe Memorial Day weekend!
• On Monday, I will be volunteering my time to send something out to you '80's peo...
• Graduation time. Who has special memories of graduation at YC?? I remember the...
• One of the highlights of the Yankton College board of Trustees and Alumni Adviso...
• Hello, YC Alum. Are you ready for the weekend? Anyone have any special plans??
• This would be baseball/softball season. Did any of you play either of the sport...
• Spring on YC Campus. I wish I could have experienced it. I'm sure the campus w...
• The weather keeps getting nicer and nicer! Anyone want to share a memory about...
• And we have a Timeline layout!
• Thanks for sharing this, Chuck Lucas! Fred Littau YC '42 to be inducted into th...
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• Linda Bruning: Please join me in supporting a very special theater project........
• Dave Patsack just posted: I just booked a hotel for the reunion, Looking forward...
• Valentines Day has come and gone. I'm curious, though, how many of you met, fel...
• 2012 ALL-CLASS REUNION INFORMATION NOW AVAILABLE Check out the 2012 All-Class R...
• Have you made your hotel reservation for the reunion this summer? July 20 and 2...
• Hello YC Alum! I hope this finds you all well and happy! I was just thinking a...
• It is basketball season! How many of you were basketball players for YC? Do an...
• Dennis Fett shared this on the YC page! Check it out! Another reason to stop b...
• If you guys haven't visited the page lately, check us out! Chuck Lucas has post...
• HAPPY NEW YEAR YC ALUM! I hope 2012 is a wonderful year for all of you! Be saf...
• I hope everyone made it through Christmas! Now on to the New Year! Are you mak...
• Its almost Christmas! Are you all ready?
• Christmas is just around the corner! What kind of Christmas traditions were the...
• Next week is finals week for most of our college students. Do you have any spec...
• If you are in the Yankton area, stop in to the Yankton College open house on Fri...
• Looking for some alumni to maybe help another alumni? Is there a YC alum who...
• I would like to send out a note to ask those of you that don't have an address o...
• The Merchandise web page is now updated to show list with prices of the Yankton...
• We recently came across a recording in the very last concert before Yankton Coll...
• I just made my motel reservation for next July for the YC Reunion! Don't forget...
• Happy Thanksgiving!
• Its almost Thanksgiving! I wonder, was there many of you that didn't make it ho...
• I've been helping my niece look at Dental schools this past 2 months. Makes me...
• Here's a link to photos from the region alumni event this month in Arizona.
• This site is really neat. And if you click on South Dakota, and then Yankton Co...
• The Yankton Daily Press and Dakotan mentioned a Yankton College homecoming today...
• October is homecoming time. What are your best memories about homecoming at Yan...
• The new Yankton College website is online, but at the same familiar address: h...
• The Yankton College website (www.yanktoncollege.org) will be down this coming w...
• Back to School for Yankton - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• → Yankton College: Well, school is about to start. Some of you are watching kids go back to school,...
• Thanks for sharing, Chuck!
• Wishing everyone a great Easter! Does anyone have any fond memories of YC at Easter time?
• Just a reminder -- the Yankton College scholarship application deadline is February 11, 2011. If you know a student who could use financial aid, please see that they go to www.yanktoncollege.org to download an application or call the Yankton College off
• Would like to wish everyone a very Happy New Year! Hope 2011 brings everyone great joy!
• Yankton College is co-sponsoring the 2010 Regional String Orchestras Festival featuring outstanding orchestra students from South Dakota, Iowa and Nebraska under the direction of Dr. Leonardo C. Lebas. The festival concludes with a free concert this com
• Yankton College is now receiving scholarship applications for the 2011-2012 academic year. For detailed information, see: http://yanktoncollege.org/scholarships.html
• From this summer's reunion banquet.
• The Yankton College Board of Trustees met this weekend. Among other actions, the board approved ten $1,000 scholarships to be awarded this year. Watch for details in the next monthly E-Newsletter.
• Sheriff Candidate Jailed In SE Nebraska
• Ellsworth Gets Satisfactory Inspection
• Sentencing Is Postponed For Suspect In Beadle Co. Killing
• FDA: Iowa Firm’s Eggs Now OK To Sell
• Decision 2010: Gov. Hopefuls Take Aim At S.D. Budget In Debate
• Lotteries
• Obama Targets Key Groups In Elections
• Flooded Farm Land Applications Due Nov. 1
• Pipeline To Run Through S.D., Neb. On Hold
• Democrats Question Gov. Rounds’ Travels
• Neb. Regulators Close Pender Grain Elevator
• Obama Targets Key Groups In Elections
• Study Reveals Obesity Care Costs Twice The Previous Estimates
• Hunters, Businesses Gear Up For SD Pheasant Season
• Neb. Abortion Restrictions Based On Fetal Pain
• Study Reveals Obesity Care Costs Twice The Previous Estimates
• Hunters, Businesses Gear Up For SD Pheasant Season
• Neb. Abortion Restrictions Based On Fetal Pain
• Neb. Regulators Close Pender Grain Elevator
• Study Reveals Obesity Care Costs Twice The Previous Estimates
• Hunters, Businesses Gear Up For SD Pheasant Season
• Neb. Abortion Restrictions Based On Fetal Pain
• Neb. Regulators Close Pender Grain Elevator
• Candidates Disagree On Stimulus
• Ex-Neb. Sen. Files Complaint On Judge
• S.D. Teen Pleads Not Guilty
• Gift-Wrapped Pot Leads To Arrest
• 2 Neb. Residents Escape House Fire
• Parties Warned: No Food For Votes
• Neb. Sen. Seeks Talks In Congress On Fetal Pain
• S.D. Candidates Clash Over Gun Mailer
• Candidates Disagree On Stimulus
• Ex-Neb. Sen. Files Complaint On Judge
• S.D. Teen Pleads Not Guilty
• Gift-Wrapped Pot Leads To Arrest
• 2 Neb. Residents Escape House Fire
• Parties Warned: No Food For Votes
• Neb. Sen. Seeks Talks In Congress On Fetal Pain
• S.D. Candidates Clash Over Gun Mailer
• EPA Approves More Ethanol In Gas
• Ag Line
• Lotteries
• AAA Study: Teens Lack Real-World Driving Experience
• S.D. Deadline For Election Registration Oct. 18
• EPA Approves More Ethanol In Gas
• Ag Line
• Lotteries
• AAA Study: Teens Lack Real-World Driving Experience
• S.D. Deadline For Election Registration Oct. 18
• AAA Study: Teens Lack Real-World Driving Experience
• S.D. Deadline For Election Registration Oct. 18
• EPA Approves More Ethanol In Gas
• Lotteries
• Card User Sues Chairman Over Fees
• Judge Tosses Suit Against 4
• Pedestrian Struck In Southeast S.D. Dies
• Noem Leads Fundraising In House Race
• Neb. Man Sentenced For Serial DUIs
• Start Of S.D. Pheasant Hunting Season Is Slow
• South Dakota Clinics Aid Urban Indians With Diabetes
• Sanford Gets Grant For Indian Health Work
• More Bank Customers Targeted By Scammers
• Man Pleads No Contest In Sex Assault Case
• Neb. Dems To Hold ’12 Presidential Caucus
• Rounds Preps For Transition To New Governor
• Deputies Seek Info On Missing Man
• Suspect Arrested After 8 Robberies
• WAPA To Transmit From 2 Wind Farms
• Towns Given Transportation Grants
• S.D. County Faces Warrant Backlog
• UNL Researcher To Drill In Antarctica
• Ex-EPA Chief Speaks At UNL
• Capitol Lit Pink For Breast Cancer Awareness
• Neb. Woman Hit By Lightning
• Legislation’s Effect On Small Wind, Solar Minimal
• Deputies Seek Info On Missing Man
• Suspect Arrested After 8 Robberies
• WAPA To Transmit From 2 Wind Farms
• Towns Given Transportation Grants
• UNL Researcher To Drill In Antarctica
• Capitol Lit Pink For Breast Cancer Awareness
• Legislation’s Effect On Small Wind, Solar Minimal
• S.D. County Faces Warrant Backlog
• Ex-EPA Chief Speaks At UNL
• Neb. Woman Hit By Lightning
• Neb. Tax Revenue Tops Projections For 2nd Straight Month
• Crop Patterns Moving With Weather
• S.D. Air Guard Postpones Jet Departure
• Suspect In Fatal Crash Sentenced
• Man Rescued From River In Sioux Falls
• Omaha Teen Guilty In Deadly 2008 Spree
• Man Dies In Head-On Collision After Deer Hit
• S.D. May Intervene In Lawsuit Over Forest Project
• S.D. Corn And Soybean Production Estimates Drop
• Prodigious Parker Pumpkin Just Shy Of World Record
• Republican River: Official Backs Kansas In River Dispute
• S.D. Air Guard Postpones Jet Departure
• Suspect In Fatal Crash Sentenced
• Man Rescued From River In Sioux Falls
• Omaha Teen Guilty In Deadly 2008 Spree
• Man Dies In Head-On Collision After Deer Hit
• S.D. May Intervene In Lawsuit Over Forest Project
• S.D. Corn And Soybean Production Estimates Drop
• Prodigious Parker Pumpkin Just Shy Of World Record
• Republican River: Official Backs Kansas In River Dispute
• Neb. Tax Revenue Tops Projections For 2nd Straight Month
• Crop Patterns Moving With Weather
• Supreme Court Hears Comment On Cameras
• Weekly Newspaper In South Dakota Closes
• State Attorneys Claim Suspect’s Arrest Was Legal
• School Bus Driver Faces Child Abuse Charge
• Lawmakers Hear Concerns Over Health Law
• Man Sentenced For Attempted Murder
• Ag Line
• U, State Eye Expansion Plans
• Ag Line
• U, State Eye Expansion Plans
• 3 Killed In 2-Vehicle Crash In Eastern S.D.
• Man Dies After Crashing Into School Bus
• High Court Hears Arguments In R.C. Murder
• Neb. Supreme Court Asked To Define A Chase
• Ruling Allows School For Deaf To Close
• Funeral Set For Teen Killed In Farm Mishap
• Neb. Court-Appointed Guardian Pleads Guilty
• 3 Killed In 2-Vehicle Crash In Eastern S.D.
• Man Dies After Crashing Into School Bus
• High Court Hears Arguments In R.C. Murder
• Neb. Supreme Court Asked To Define A Chase
• Ruling Allows School For Deaf To Close
• Funeral Set For Teen Killed In Farm Mishap
• Neb. Court-Appointed Guardian Pleads Guilty
• Aberdeen American News Editor Retiring
• Sheriff Releases Names Of Accident Victims
• Minnehaha County Highways Reopened
• Death-Row Inmate Claims Jury Was Biased
• Dakotas Voters Showing Discontent
• Will Voters Believe Dem Or GOP Message On Economy?
• Nelson Looks Back On 25 Farm Aids
• Terror Warning Could Hurt Europe’s Economy
• Law Enforcement Shrinking In Rural Neb.
• LOTTERIES
• Will Voters Believe Dem Or GOP Message On Economy?
• Nelson Looks Back On 25 Farm Aids
• Terror Warning Could Hurt Europe’s Economy
• Law Enforcement Shrinking In Rural Neb.
• LOTTERIES
• SD Man Guilty Of Attempted Murder
• Sept. Wettest In Minn. Records
• EPA, SD Ethanol Plants Reach Deals
• Heidepriem: Shift $90M REDI Fund To Guarantees
• FBI: Probe Of Cybertheft Ring Began In Nebraska
• Survey: MW Economy Improving Slightly
• Survey: MW Economy Improving Slightly
• SD Man Guilty Of Attempted Murder
• Sept. Wettest In Minn. Records
• Former Lawmaker Appointed To GF&P
• EPA, SD Ethanol Plants Reach Deals
• Heidepriem: Shift $90M REDI Fund To Guarantees
• FBI: Probe Of Cybertheft Ring Began In Nebraska
• Neb. Inmate Found Dead In Prison
• Neb. Gov. Candidate Touts Tourism
• Friend: Marital Woes Drove Neb. Gunman
• VeraSun Will Not Pursue Farmers
• Hearing Set On Allowing Cameras In S.D. Trial Courts
• Fed Judge Dismisses States’ Gun Suit
• Neb. Inmate Found Dead In Prison
• Neb. Gov. Candidate Touts Tourism
• Friend: Marital Woes Drove Neb. Gunman
• VeraSun Will Not Pursue Farmers
• Hearing Set On Allowing Cameras In S.D. Trial Courts
• Fed Judge Dismisses States’ Gun Suit
• AAA: Motorists Feel Less Safe Because Of Distracted Drivers
• Thune Says He’s Mulling Presidential Run In 2012
• S.D. Historical Records Board Announces Re-Grant Opportunity
• Ag Line
• Lotteries
• Grants Are Available To 4-H Clubs, FFA, FCCLA Chapters
• Grants Are Available To 4-H Clubs, FFA, FCCLA Chapters
• USDA: Rain Hindered Neb. Harvest
• Neb. Hog Number Drops 5 Percent
• Most Violent Crime Decreases In S.D.
• 3 Arrested In Meth Lab Case
• Power Outage Planned For Area
• 2nd Teen Dies After Rollover Crash
• Report: Indian Health Service Hired Criminals
• Neb. Prosecutors Have Sex Assault Case Dismissed
• Group: Campus Visits Boost College Attendance
• Train Derails In Downtown Belle Fourche
• Wisconsin: Neighborhood Now Island As Levee Weakens
• Grand Island Renews Its Terrorism Rider
• ACLU Says Neb. District Planning Religious Talk
• Water Levels At Renner Dropping
• Lincoln Schools Getting Tougher On Texting
• Heavy Loads Cause S.D. Bridge Collapse
• State Fair Attendance Increases 9 Percent
• Small Quake Rattles Windows In Central Neb.
• School Dedicates Football Field To Heroes
• Historical Society Releasing Baum’s Book
• GF&P: Big Game Licenses Still Available
• Four Teams Pulled From Big Sioux River
• 4 Arrested In W. Nebraska Drive-By Shooting
• Custer State Park Buffalo Roundup In 45th Year
• Nebraska Death Row Inmate: Attorneys Needed
• Renner Braces For More Flooding
• Schools Talk Research With National Science Board
• Alumni Achievement Awards To Be Presented At USD
• NSP Stepping Up Patrol At Saturday’s Husker Game
• Neb. Man Sues Wal-Mart Over Fall At Store
• SD State Fair Revenue Up Nearly 10 Percent
• Heavy Rain Causes Flooding In Southeast SD
• Dry Day Gives Flood Fighters Break In Minn., Wis.
• 3 Nebraska Lakes Still Under Algae Health Alerts
• Neb. Man Charged In 4 Motorcylists’ Deaths
• Neb. Man Charged In 4 Motorcylists’ Deaths
• SD Man Dies More Than A Week After 3-Car Accident
• Schools Talk Research With National Science Board
• Alumni Achievement Awards To Be Presented At USD
• NSP Stepping Up Patrol At Saturday’s Husker Game
• Heavy Rain Causes Flooding In Southeast SD
• Dry Day Gives Flood Fighters Break In Minn., Wis.
• 3 Nebraska Lakes Still Under Algae Health Alerts
• Neb. Man Charged In 4 Motorcylists’ Deaths
• SD Man Dies More Than A Week After 3-Car Accident
• Schools Talk Research With National Science Board
• Alumni Achievement Awards To Be Presented At USD
• NSP Stepping Up Patrol At Saturday’s Husker Game
• Heavy Rain Causes Flooding In Southeast SD
• Dry Day Gives Flood Fighters Break In Minn., Wis.
• 3 Nebraska Lakes Still Under Algae Health Alerts
• 3 Nebraska Lakes Still Under Algae Health Alerts
• Buffett: Recession Continues
• Superintendent’s Trial Is Set
• ‘Toilet-Paper Bandit’ Pleads Guilty
• Referrals Halted To Boys Town Programs
• Authorities: Gunman Wounds 3, Kills Self In Neb.
• Nat’l Science Board Eyes S.D. Mine
• Ag Line
• Neb. Family Welfare Groups Say Closure Eminent
• SC Principal: 2nd Student Questioned In Shooting
• J&J Lawyers: FDA Knew Of Secret Motrin Recall
• Obama Defends U.S. Approach To World Aid
• SDHDA Reduces Interest Rates For First-time Homebuyers
• Lotteries
• $1.1M To Modernize Health Records
• Neb. Jobless Rate Falls To 4.6 Percent
• Prof. Firing Draws Response From Faculty Group
• Neb. Man In Train/Truck Accident Dies
• Court: Farm Search Was Constitutional
• SDHDA Reduces Interest Rates For First-time Homebuyers
• Lotteries
• Ag Line
• Neb. Family Welfare Groups Say Closure Eminent
• SC Principal: 2nd Student Questioned In Shooting
• J&J Lawyers: FDA Knew Of Secret Motrin Recall
• Obama Defends U.S. Approach To World Aid
• Man Goes To Prison For Sexual Assault
• Dirty Dancing Leads To New School Rules
• Neb. Landowner Kills Cougar
• Motorcyclist Dies In 4-Vehicle Crash
• S.F. Officials Split Over Parking Perk
• Dana College Closure: Dad Finally Gets Tuition Refund
• Report: Colleges Generate $1.9B Annually For South Dakota
• Neb. Grocery Chain Settles Labor Law Case
• Neb. Man Dies After Crash During Chase
• Recent Rain Helps S. Dakota Crops Mature
• Colorado Says Neb. Insurer Pays $153,000 Fine
• S.F. Officials Split Over Parking Perk
• Dana College Closure: Dad Finally Gets Tuition Refund
• Report: Colleges Generate $1.9B Annually For South Dakota
• Neb. Grocery Chain Settles Labor Law Case
• Neb. Man Dies After Crash During Chase
• Recent Rain Helps S. Dakota Crops Mature
• Colorado Says Neb. Insurer Pays $153,000 Fine
• Neb. Abortion Docs To File Fetus’ Age
• 2 Officers Assaulted In Bellevue Brawl
• Biologist: Weather Causing Deer Decline
• Cropland Rents Top $100
• Optimism, Worries Amid Rush To Tap Oil In West
• Unions, Biz Square Off Over Secret Ballots
• Flying High, Sarah Palin’s Next Stops: Iowa, TV
• Heidepriem Pushes For Special Session On SD Budget
• Neb. Agencies Submit Budget Requests For 2011-13
• 5 Neb. Water Bodies Under Algae Alerts
• Hughes County Sheriff Seizes Another Horse
• SD Group Rescues 36 Dogs Dumped In Neb.
• Ex-Youth Leader: No Contest In Sex Case
• SD SDN Communications To Build Bunker
• SD Army Nat’l Guard Soldiers Return Home
• Vice Pres. Headed To Omaha For Fundraiser
• Ex-Youth Leader: No Contest In Sex Case
• SD SDN Communications To Build Bunker
• SD Army Nat’l Guard Soldiers Return Home
• Vice Pres. Headed To Omaha For Fundraiser
• 5 Neb. Water Bodies Under Algae Alerts
• Flying High, Sarah Palin’s Next Stops: Iowa, TV
• Hughes County Sheriff Seizes Another Horse
• Heidepriem Pushes For Special Session On SD Budget
• SD Group Rescues 36 Dogs Dumped In Neb.
• Neb. Agencies Submit Budget Requests For 2011-13
• Ex-Youth Leader: No Contest In Sex Case
• SD SDN Communications To Build Bunker
• SD Army Nat’l Guard Soldiers Return Home
• Vice Pres. Headed To Omaha For Fundraiser
• Flying High, Sarah Palin’s Next Stops: Iowa, TV
• Heidepriem Pushes For Special Session On SD Budget
• Neb. Agencies Submit Budget Requests For 2011-13
• 5 Neb. Water Bodies Under Algae Alerts
• Hughes County Sheriff Seizes Another Horse
• SD Group Rescues 36 Dogs Dumped In Neb.
• McGovern Honored By Fed. Ag Department
• Coach Won’t Change Religious Message
• Sprint Rejects N.A. Telecom Offer
• HHS Gets $638K Bonus For 2009 Adoptions
• S.D. Court Upholds Sex Offender Conviction
• Neb. School District Faces Trial Over Sex Assault
• Report: Neb.’s Medicaid Costs Overestimated
• Accessory In Shooting Gets Prison Time
• S.D. Man Sentenced In Artifacts Case
• S.D. Unemployment Rate Sees Slight Rise
• New Sioux Falls Sewer Pipe In Operation
• Nearly $1.55M In Damage At Research Center
• S.D. Ranchers Worry About AF Training Plan
• Heidepriem: Cut Government To Aid Education
• ACLU Neb. Cautions Schools On Speakers
• Rounds Asks S.D. Agencies To Look At Deeper Cuts
• Neb. Cattle Thief Gets 6-10 Years In Prison
• Neb. Board Rejects Legalizing Marijuana
• Neb. Candidate Files Lawsuit Over ‘06 Race
• Daugaard: Local Control Best For Education
• Fed Report: Iowa Egg Co. Knew Of Salmonella
• S.D. Winter Wheat Planting Remains Behind
• Neb. Firm Ends Internet, Telephone Service
• New Miss Indian Nations Crowned
• Researchers Working On AIDS Virus Fighter
• N.A. Telecom Extends Offer To Sprint
• Teen Waives Prelim In School Plot Case
• Neb. Education Groups Criticize Unfunded Mandates
• S.D. Winter Wheat Planting Remains Behind
• Neb. Candidate Files Lawsuit Over ‘06 Race
• Neb. Firm Ends Internet, Telephone Service
• Daugaard: Local Control Best For Education
• New Miss Indian Nations Crowned
• Fed Report: Iowa Egg Co. Knew Of Salmonella
• Researchers Working On AIDS Virus Fighter
• N.A. Telecom Extends Offer To Sprint
• Teen Waives Prelim In School Plot Case
• Neb. Education Groups Criticize Unfunded Mandates
• Weight Teasing Can Cause Issues
• S.D. Scores High On SATs
• TransCanada Will Move 100K Barrels/Day From Mont, N.D.
• Hearing Set Next Month On Courtroom Cameras Issue In S.D.
• Neb. Candidates Make Pitch To Early Voters
• Nonprofits’ Exemptions In Jeopardy
• Children’s Museum of S.D. Opens
• USDA Publishes County Data In Neb.
• Weight Teasing Can Cause Issues
• S.D. Scores High On SATs
• TransCanada Will Move 100K Barrels/Day From Mont, N.D.
• Hearing Set Next Month On Courtroom Cameras Issue In S.D.
• Neb. Candidates Make Pitch To Early Voters
• Nonprofits’ Exemptions In Jeopardy
• Children’s Museum of S.D. Opens
• USDA Publishes County Data In Neb.
• Weight Teasing Can Cause Issues
• S.D. Scores High On SATs
• TransCanada Will Move 100K Barrels/Day From Mont, N.D.
• Hearing Set Next Month On Courtroom Cameras Issue In S.D.
• Neb. Candidates Make Pitch To Early Voters
• S.D. Officials See Modest Camping Increase This Year
• Midland Lutheran Is Now A ‘University’
• Nonprofits’ Exemptions In Jeopardy
• Children’s Museum of S.D. Opens
• USDA Publishes County Data In Neb.
• Rabid Bat Found In West Omaha Home
• USDA Lowers Prediction For 2010 Nebraska Corn Crop
• Man Gets 20 Yrs. For Porn Charge
• Nebraska Study Seeks To Close Boat Dealer Loophole
• Neb. Tax Revenue Beats Projections In August
• Schweitzer: Canadian Pipeline Co. To Seek U.S. Crude
• SD Group Starts Campaign Against Medical Marijuana
• S.D. Officials See Modest Camping Increase This Year
• Midland Lutheran Is Now A ‘University’
• SD Crop Forecasts Change Little
• Suspect In SD Killing Pleads Guilty
• Man Dies In Collision On Neb. Road
• Storms Lead To Flooding, Wildfires
• gas prices
• Lawyers At Odds Over Immigration
• Drivers Get Prison For Man’s Death
• Man Gets 20 Yrs. For Porn Charge
• Nebraska Study Seeks To Close Boat Dealer Loophole
• Neb. Tax Revenue Beats Projections In August
• Schweitzer: Canadian Pipeline Co. To Seek U.S. Crude
• SD Group Starts Campaign Against Medical Marijuana
• SD Crop Forecasts Change Little
• Suspect In SD Killing Pleads Guilty
• Man Dies In Collision On Neb. Road
• Storms Lead To Flooding, Wildfires
• gas prices
• Lawyers At Odds Over Immigration
• Drivers Get Prison For Man’s Death
• Rabid Bat Found In West Omaha Home
• USDA Lowers Prediction For 2010 Nebraska Corn Crop
• Premier Bankcard Reduces Work Force
• S.D. Gets Share Of Pub. Settlement
• Alcohol-Prevention Receives $1.4M
• Parade Legislation ‘Knee-Jerk’
• UNL Chancellor Girds For Cuts
• Study: Neb. Well-Positioned For Economic Growth
• S.D. Working On Pay System For Hard-To-Fill Jobs
• S.D. Flex-Fuel Vehicles Test Lower Blend Of Ethanol
• Off-Duty Sheriff’s Sergeant Hurt In Fall
• Training Grenades Found At S.D. Dump
• Neb. Offers Foreign-Language Web Pages
• Judge Picks Fremont Query For Neb. Court
• Flags At Half Staff For Fallen Soldier
• Turner Co. Dog Breeder Files Lawsuit
• Omaha Police: Vehicle Stolen With Boy Inside
• United Tribes Tribal Leaders Summit Begins
• Another Charged In Death Of Neb. 4-Year-Old
• S.D. Gubernatorial Hopefuls Clash Over Environment
• Poll: Rural Neb. Finances Rooted In Ag
• Beatrice HS Wins College-Rate Grant
• House Candidate In S.D. To Be Gone
• Moody County Exploring Ambulance Options
• Gates, Buffett To Tell China’s Richest To Give More
• Neb. Man Sues Hospital Over Glass Shard In Arm
• Neb. State Fair Attendance Beats 2008 Numbers
• Avera, SDSU Dedicating Health Center
• U.S. Officials: Quran Burning Imperils Troops
• Neb. Group To Take Up Fremont’s Immigration Law
• 2 Neb. Inmates Say Privileges Denied
• Health Reasons Cited For Inmate’s Parole
• Fire Damages Home While Residents Gone
• S.F. Woman And Child Attacked
• Freeze Warning Issued For NW Neb.
• S.D. Gubernatorial Hopefuls Clash Over Environment
• Proposal Would Create Tribal National Park
• 2 Neb. Inmates Say Privileges Denied
• Health Reasons Cited For Inmate’s Parole
• Fire Damages Home While Residents Gone
• S.F. Woman And Child Attacked
• Freeze Warning Issued For NW Neb.
• S.D. Gubernatorial Hopefuls Clash Over Environment
• Proposal Would Create Tribal National Park
• Enrollment Numbers Jump At U. Of Neb.
• Ex-Officer Sentenced In Child Sex Case
• S.D. Soldiers Returning From Afghanistan
• Breast Cancer Bracelets Cause Stir In S.D. Schools
• Owners Of S.D. Gallery For Indian Artists Retiring
• Ex Gov. Candidate Admits To False Reports
• Judge Orders Officials To Pay Westboro
• S.D. Man Faces Liquor Store Charges
• Enrollment Numbers Jump At U. Of Neb.
• Ex-Officer Sentenced In Child Sex Case
• S.D. Soldiers Returning From Afghanistan
• Breast Cancer Bracelets Cause Stir In S.D. Schools
• Owners Of S.D. Gallery For Indian Artists Retiring
• Ex Gov. Candidate Admits To False Reports
• Judge Orders Officials To Pay Westboro
• S.D. Man Faces Liquor Store Charges
• ACLU Wants Supreme Court Review Of S.D. Case
• Stretch Of Belle Fourche River Closed
• White Residents Remember Slain Chaplain
• Central Neb. Electrical Worker Killed On Job
• S.D. Soldiers Deploying To Kuwait
• ACLU Wants Supreme Court Review Of S.D. Case
• Landfill Fire Flares Up In Pierre
• White Residents Remember Slain Chaplain
• Former Morrill County, Neb., Assessor Fined
• S.D. Soldiers Deploying To Kuwait
• VeraSun Asking For Repayment Of Funds
• Landfill Fire Flares Up In Pierre
• S.D. Share Of Allergan Settlement Is $153,000
• Former Morrill County, Neb., Assessor Fined
• Neb. Passes Resolution Opposing Mandates
• VeraSun Asking For Repayment Of Funds
• Hot Springs Father Is Sentenced In Crash That Killed Children
• S.D. Share Of Allergan Settlement Is $153,000
• Asian Carp Emerge As The New Bullies Of America’s Waterways
• Neb. Passes Resolution Opposing Mandates
• Judge To Decide Fremont Query For Neb. Court
• Hot Springs Father Is Sentenced In Crash That Killed Children
• Asian Carp Emerge As The New Bullies Of America’s Waterways
• Judge To Decide Fremont Query For Neb. Court
• Several Animal Births At Neb. State Fair
• Stretch Of Belle Fourche River Closed
• Central Neb. Electrical Worker Killed On Job
• Several Animal Births At Neb. State Fair
• Police: S.D. Teen Wanted To Be ‘Infamous Sociopath’
• SDSU Proposes Imaging Sciences Institute
• Midwest EconomySurvey Hints At Recession Fears
• Five Fort Carson Soldiers Killed In Afghanistan
• S.D. Disaster Paid Out $12.3M So Far
• Neb. Sens. Support Arizona Case Appeal
• Feds Recommend Dismissing Gun Suit
• Neb. Education Board Discusses Health Care
• Storm Damage Reported In SE S.D.
• Suits: Muslims Harassed At JBS Meatpacking Plants
• Some States Suing Feds Also Claim Health Subsidies
• Mayor Of Lincoln, Neb. Says He’d Reject Big Raise
• Federal Agents Descend On Egg Farms For Second Time
• Neb. Insurance Regulator Stepping Down
• Sioux Indian Museum Curator Honored
• Man Rescued From River In North Sioux City
• Dakota Dunes Man Killed By Falling Tree
• Suits: Muslims Harassed At JBS Meatpacking Plants
• Some States Suing Feds Also Claim Health Subsidies
• Mayor Of Lincoln, Neb. Says He’d Reject Big Raise
• Federal Agents Descend On Egg Farms For Second Time
• Neb. Insurance Regulator Stepping Down
• Sioux Indian Museum Curator Honored
• Man Rescued From River In North Sioux City
• Dakota Dunes Man Killed By Falling Tree
• Settlement OK’d Over Contamination
• Suit Alleges Abuse At Tribal Center
• Tear Gas Ends Standoff In Plattsmouth, Neb.
• Victims Of Triple-Fatal S.D. Crash Identified
• College Funding Program Renewed
• MedCath Sells Stake In Avera For $20M
• Suspect In S.D. Teen’s Death Gets Life Sentence
• Judge Sets Deadline In Suit Over Neb. Tuition Law
• American Indians Gather At Mount Rushmore
• SDSU Creates New Tool To Aid Farmers
• Tainted EggsOfficials Discover Clues At Egg Farms
• Party Appeals S.D. Ballot Access Ruling
• Police Arrest Suspects In Omaha Mall Melee
• S.D. House Hopefuls Spar At Mitchell Debate
• 1 Busted For Incident At Soldier’s Funeral
• Fire Crews Contain Fires In S.D., Western Nebraska
• S.D. State Fair Set For 125th Year
• Dems: NSEA Shouldn’t Endorse Heineman
• Scientists: Cracked Wheat’s Genetic Code
• S.D. Cattle Feed Inventory Up 10,000 Head
• S.D. Pheasant Count Up
• Ranchers Differ On Benefit Of New Antitrust Rules
• Chadron State Sees More Students
• Fewer Dollars In Neb. On Keno, Other Games
• Berenstain Bears To Talk In Lakota
• Scientists: Cracked Wheat’s Genetic Code
• S.D. Cattle Feed Inventory Up 10,000 Head
• S.D. Pheasant Count Up
• Ranchers Differ On Benefit Of New Antitrust Rules
• Chadron State Sees More Students
• Fewer Dollars In Neb. On Keno, Other Games
• Berenstain Bears To Talk In Lakota
• S.D. Cattle Feed Inventory Up 10,000 Head
• S.D. Pheasant Count Up
• Ranchers Differ On Benefit Of New Antitrust Rules
• Nebraska Education Groups Urged To Fight Health Reform
• Chadron State Sees More Students
• Fewer Dollars In Neb. On Keno, Other Games
• Berenstain Bears To Talk In Lakota
• Scientists: Cracked Wheat’s Genetic Code
• S.D. Cattle Feed Inventory Up 10,000 Head
• S.D. Pheasant Count Up
• Ranchers Differ On Benefit Of New Antitrust Rules
• Nebraska Education Groups Urged To Fight Health Reform
• Chadron State Sees More Students
• Fewer Dollars In Neb. On Keno, Other Games
• Berenstain Bears To Talk In Lakota
• Scientists: Cracked Wheat’s Genetic Code
• Neb. Stem-Cell Funding In Jeopardy?
• Westboro Drops Suit Over Neb. Prosecution
• Agreement OK’d Over Abortion Screenings
• Water Imperiled By Neb. Plant’s Coal Ash
• Neb. State Fair To Open At New Home
• Neb. High Court To Get Immigration-Law Question
• Tainted Eggs Link Found
• S.D. Court Hears Dispute On Traffic Fine Money
• Third Of Neb. Students Don’t Meet Reading Protocol
• Woman Seeks New Trial In Kidnapping, Murder Case
• Cancer-Screening Events Set For S.D. State Fair
• S.D. Court Hears Dispute On Traffic Fine Money
• Third Of Neb. Students Don’t Meet Reading Protocol
• Woman Seeks New Trial In Kidnapping, Murder Case
• Cancer-Screening Events Set For S.D. State Fair
• Cancer-Screening Events Set For S.D. State Fair
• S.D. Court Hears Dispute On Traffic Fine Money
• Third Of Neb. Students Don’t Meet Reading Protocol
• Woman Seeks New Trial In Kidnapping, Murder Case
• Tribe Shows Off New Housing Plant
• S.D. Company Owner To Pay For Fraud
• Weapons, Ammo Seized When Teen Arrested
• UP Has Doubts About EPA/Omaha Agreement
• Neb. State Board Commutes Life Sentence
• 1,000 Hogs Believed To Be Lost In Barn Fire
• Neb. Council To Weigh Cost Of Immigration Law
• Sioux Falls Police Arrest 3 In Case Of Man’s Body Found In Burned Car
• Suit Challenging Neb. Flag Law Dropped
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• Texas Man Accused Of Punching SD Trooper
• Iowa Man Wanted In Tire Iron Beating Death
• Deputies Investigate Mt. Rushmore Shooting
• S.D. Lawmakers To Compete In Beef Arena
• SDSU Brings In $66 Million For Research
• S.D. Lottery Relocating Its Pierre Office
• Woman To Be Tried For Neb. Funeral Protest
• S.D. Wheat Co-Op Upgrades Several Of Its Sites
• Neb. Inmate Seeks New Trial, Has New Suspect
• Playhouse Fundraising For Repairs
• 460,000 Vehicles In Sturgis During Rally
• S.D. Red Meat Production Down From June
• S.D. Won’t Use All Of Health Premiums Grant
• College Taking On Tribal Officer Shortage
• S.D., Neb. Among Lowest In Jobless Rates
• Hyperion Says Refinery Still Planned For 2015
• Recall Expands To More Than Half A Billion Eggs
• 90 Become U.S. Citizens At Mount Rushmore
• School Of Mines Has Record Funding
• Ethanol Spill Reported At Neb. Plant
• S.D. Red Meat Production Down From June
• S.D. Won’t Use All Of Health Premiums Grant
• College Taking On Tribal Officer Shortage
• S.D., Neb. Among Lowest In Jobless Rates
• Playhouse Fundraising For Repairs
• Hyperion Says Refinery Still Planned For 2015
• 90 Become U.S. Citizens At Mount Rushmore
• Recall Expands To More Than Half A Billion Eggs
• School Of Mines Has Record Funding
• Ethanol Spill Reported At Neb. Plant
• School Of Mines Has Record Funding
• Ethanol Spill Reported At Neb. Plant
• S.D. Red Meat Production Down From June
• S.D. Won’t Use All Of Health Premiums Grant
• Air Force Issues Report On Training Airspace
• College Taking On Tribal Officer Shortage
• S.D., Neb. Among Lowest In Jobless Rates
• Hyperion Says Refinery Still Planned For 2015
• Recall Expands To More Than Half A Billion Eggs
• 90 Become U.S. Citizens At Mount Rushmore
• Neb. Officials Sued For Stopping Prenatal Care
• Neb. Lawmakers Told No More Fat To Cut
• Illnesses Linked To Eggs Will Likely Grow
• Survey Of Bankers Shows Another Dip In Economy
• University Helps Native American Students
• Neb. Senators At Odds Over Medicaid Report
• Doc Accused In Sex Ring Can’t Leave Jail
• Growing Amount Of Evidence Links Pesticides To Hyperactivity
• $13.9M Grants To Expand Broadband In Neb.
• Israeli Company Buying Neb. Soybean Plant
• Neb.’s Congressional Delegation Plays Nice
• Community Colleges See Enrollment Jump
• Trial Ordered For Woman In Girl’s Drowning
• Autopsy Confirms Man Died Of Gun Wounds
• Rounds Lifts Restrictions On Big Sioux
• $34,000 For Drawings Of New Corn Palace
• I-29 Shut Down As Possible Poison Probed
• Gov.: State Will Take All Money In Jobs Bill
• Future Of Other Neb. Abortion Law Murky
• Governor: Ruling Is Good For TransCanada
• Man Sues Neb. County, Alleging Profiling
• Congressional Candidates Trade Jabs At Debate
• USDA: Corn Crop Rated Good Or Excellent
• Federal Grant Will Help With Niobrara River
• Man Charged In S.D. Gets More Prison Time
• Mitchell Vote On City Manager Called Off
• Omaha Man Found Not Guilty Of Fatally Injuring Dog
• Omaha Police Release Name Of Lake Victim
• Nebraska Man Gets 80-130 Years
• SD Gets $1M Through Affordable Care Act
• Fire Damages Fort Pierre Business
• Seat-Belt Law Would Get Neb. $7.8 Million
• South Dakota Ballot Measures Pamphlet Available
• Neb. Getting $1M To Monitor Health Insurance Rates
• Thune Wants Congress To Move To Biennial Budget
• Naturalization Set At Mt. Rushmore
• Mitchell Chamber Urges New Corn Palace In 20 Years
• Ames Officials: Water Is Safe To Drink Again
• S.D. Targets Geese Flocks
• Cottonwood Campground To Remain Closed
• Cottonwood Campground To Remain Closed
• Legends Ride Through S.D. Raises $52K For Charities
• Neb. Man Faces Trial In Bathtub Drowning In Iowa
• Hearing Officer Rules For Pierre In Labor Dispute
• Lincoln-Based Ornithologist Featured Crane Festival Speaker
• Naturalization Set At Mt. Rushmore
• Mitchell Chamber Urges New Corn Palace In 20 Years
• Legends Ride Through S.D. Raises $52K For Charities
• Ames Officials: Water Is Safe To Drink Again
• Neb. Man Faces Trial In Bathtub Drowning In Iowa
• S.D. Targets Geese Flocks
• Hearing Officer Rules For Pierre In Labor Dispute
• Lincoln-Based Ornithologist Featured Crane Festival Speaker
• Mold Delaying Pierce, Neb., School Opening
• Mold Delaying Pierce, Neb., School Opening
• Free Screening Of Immigration Film Planned
• Free Screening Of Immigration Film Planned
• Design, Building Led To Failure Of Bridge
• Design, Building Led To Failure Of Bridge
• Eggs, Beef Filets Recalled
• Eggs, Beef Filets Recalled
• Sturgis’ Buffalo Chip May Have To Move
• Sturgis’ Buffalo Chip May Have To Move
• Reserve Says Farmland Values Increasing
• Reserve Says Farmland Values Increasing
• Stakeholders Increase Share In Midcontinent
• Stakeholders Increase Share In Midcontinent
• $7K Raised For Neb. Boy’s Headstone
• $7K Raised For Neb. Boy’s Headstone
• Sioux Falls Learning Center Loses Funding
• Sioux Falls Learning Center Loses Funding
• Candidates: Competitive Grants Hurt Rural States
• Candidates: Competitive Grants Hurt Rural States
• S.D. Man Dies After Donating Part Of Liver
• S.D. Man Dies After Donating Part Of Liver
• Economist: U.S. Must Avoid Mistakes Of Past
• Economist: U.S. Must Avoid Mistakes Of Past
• Court Backs Pay Hikes For Neb. Teachers
• Court Backs Pay Hikes For Neb. Teachers
• Feds Would Lift Block On Oil Leases In S.D.
• Feds Would Lift Block On Oil Leases In S.D.
• Student Lender Nelnet Settles Lawsuit For $55M
• Student Lender Nelnet Settles Lawsuit For $55M
• Sen. Applauds Ruling On ACORN Funding
• Sen. Applauds Ruling On ACORN Funding
• Mold Delaying Pierce, Neb., School Opening
• Free Screening Of Immigration Film Planned
• Design, Building Led To Failure Of Bridge
• Eggs, Beef Filets Recalled
• Sturgis’ Buffalo Chip May Have To Move
• Reserve Says Farmland Values Increasing
• Stakeholders Increase Share In Midcontinent
• $7K Raised For Neb. Boy’s Headstone
• Sioux Falls Learning Center Loses Funding
• Candidates: Competitive Grants Hurt Rural States
• S.D. Man Dies After Donating Part Of Liver
• Economist: U.S. Must Avoid Mistakes Of Past
• Court Backs Pay Hikes For Neb. Teachers
• Feds Would Lift Block On Oil Leases In S.D.
• Student Lender Nelnet Settles Lawsuit For $55M
• Sen. Applauds Ruling On ACORN Funding
• S.D. Boy Dies After Being Left In Hot Car
• Neb. Authorities Suspect Cat Has Plague
• Neb. High Court Won’t Reconsider Ousting Of Judge
• Sen. Johnson Released From Sioux Falls Hospital
• Neb. Man Killed In Mowing Accident
• Motorcycle Collides With Five Other Cycles

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