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The South Dakota Legislature convened on Tuesday for a Special Session to address oneofthepersistentchallenges facing the state the past couple of years: overcrowding and unsafe conditions in the Sioux Falls penitentiary building. Aftermonthsofstudying,hearings, and debate, and a task force, lawmakers approved the construction of a new state prison that will replace the century-oldStatePenitentiary inSiouxFalls.ForyourDistrict 19 Legislators, this decision is more than a policy vote; it is a victory for public safety, correctional officers, inmates, andSouthDakotataxpayers.It isagenerationalinvestmentin public safety.
Read moreFor many South Dakotans, running their own business is part of their American Dream. Small businesses are the backbone of a lot of South Dakota’s communities, whether they are Main Street storefronts orfamilyfarmsandranches. I’m proud that this summer, Republicans delivered permanent tax relief for these hardworking Americans – relief that will help smallbusinesses,farms,and ranches thrive and grow for many years to come.
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The Avon Pirates have had an outstanding start to the first half of the season. They have worked hard this season by going to practices after school and during the summer. They remain undefeated this season, with a record of 5-0. The Pirates are currently ranked second in the 9B class. Last week, we defeated the Colome Cowboys 67-0. This Friday, we will be taking on TDA/AC/DC for our homecoming game. Next week, we will play against Menno. We have three more regular games before starting the 1st round playoffs on October 23rd.
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Al’Shamon James Gunter was born on December 20, 2007. His family members are his mom, Jamie, and his two brothers: the oldest, Aziah, and the youngest, Alvin. Al’s favorite subject in school is lunch because it makes his day—he loves food. His most challenging task as a senior is completing his core classes.
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