What if professional rodeo contestants acted like junior rodeo participants? What if behind the chutes they were asking each other what their favorite color
Opinion
“The Critical Need for More Nurses in the State of South Dakota”
By Dawn R. Warren, Ed.D., MSN, BSN, RN, University of South Dakota Department of Nursing As a registered nurse (RN) in South Dakota for
Pure Talk
This isn’t a tall tale but some of you won’t believe me. At two gatherings recently, with many youth and young adults present, cell
Investing in American Children
By U.S. Senator Deb Fischer Earlier this month, Nebraska families gained access to one of the most significant investments in the next generation that
Combatting Fraud, Waste and Abuse Will Preserve Our Nation
Nebraskans are honest, trusting people. We expect others to behave the same way. However, that’s not always the case. Too many people are stealing
History Worth Preserving
On July 4, 2026, we celebrated 250 years of the greatest experiment in self-governance the world has ever known—the United States of America. From
Sip to Stay Strong: Why Hydration Matters More Than We Think
By Carissa Regnerus, RDH, MA, FADHA During the warm summer months in South Dakota, many of us spend extra time outside walking, working or
Y’all Come
“So warm your soul while you can. There are storms enough for tomorrow.” Steven Charleston Among my extended family I’m the least likely party
KAB Second Quarter Volume Similar To 2025
June 30th signals an early summer benchmark with the end of the second quarter of 2026. Through the first six months of the year
When the Smoke Clears
This year fire has been a constant in the western United States. Drought conditions continue to persist in many areas, and this has caused