Opinion

I can’t believe this is happening. “No person may be discriminated against for refusal to accept an unwanted medical intervention, …” Sounds reasonable. It didn’t pass. But this letter isn’t about HB 1235. This letter is about something that happened recently.

The weather may not have cooperated with those wanting to come out and enjoy the free fishing this past weekend, but it didn't seem to stop them as the shores were lined with anxious anglers hoping to reel in the big one . Photo by Barb Pechous

Touchstone Energy® Cooperatives in eastern South Dakota and western Minnesota honor some of the area’s most impressive high school seniors each year through the Scholar of the Week program.

When Robert Frost wrote ”Nothing Gold Can Stay,” he wasn‘t just talking about flowers. He was talking about the best of times…..for me a great marriage, watching our babies grow up, and pheasant hunting with friends.

SDSU Extension has partnered with professionals at SDSU to conduct an anonymous survey examining food access and related food issues among adults in South Dakota. This research is critical in helping us to identify needs and how they can be met by Feeding South Dakota and other local organizations.

With the gradual opening of businesses and government services across the state the libraries across the state are working toward that goal. Our opening date depends on being able to secure hand sanitizer which we will require everyone to use as they enter the building and again when they leave.

MITCHELL, S.D. – Despite not being able to gather collectively for the annual Honors Banquet due to COVID-19, several students at Dakota Wesleyan University are still being honored with university awards for the 2019-20 academic year.

To the Editor I have read recent Letters to the Editor with some amusement as a handful of healthcare providers have tried to make an argument against Lee Qualm for Senator from District 21. Their argument is based on one failed bill, HB 1235. Yes, it failed in committee and is nonexistent.

Earlier this week Betsy and I drove to Mitchell to visit with some dear friends. We met in their backyard, maintained a safe distance, and enjoyed a splendid reunion. We ordered a carryout pizza from Little Caesar’s for lunch.

Dear Editor: As the people of our great country and state join together to navigate unprecedented times, I wanted to share information regarding South Dakota’s upcoming elections. Our primary election will be held on June 2 and the primary election voter registration deadline is May 18.