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Hudson, SD · Education
theguillotine.com
College Recruiting: state placewinner Staab to Augustana University
Caden Staab of Northfield has committed to wrestling for Augustana University following his upcoming senior season. Staab is a four-time state qualifier for The Raiders, placing third at 160 pounds in Class AAA in 2026 as a junior. Staab is projected to wrestle at 165 pounds for the Vikings. Caden...
mykxlg.com
Dr. Steven and Ruth Feeney Make Major Gift Commitment to Mount Marty
{KXLG - Yankton, SD} Mount Marty University received a significant planned gift commitment from longtime supporters Dr. Steven and Ruth Feeney, the Catholic, Benedictine school announced Tuesday. The gift, the largest the university has received since 2017, will go toward residence life, several academic programs, and add to the Dr. Steven and Ruth Feeney Endowed Scholarship Fund. Steven, a 1977 Mount Marty alumnus, is a physician who specializes in internal and geriatric medicine.
pipestonestar.com
Marching Arrows put up another strong performance
Rain began to fall shortly before the Pipestone Area Marching Arrows took the field at the Big Sioux Review at Brandon Valley High School on Saturday, Sept. 26 and continued throughout their performance. The band finished their performance wet, but successful, placing second out of six bands in Class A.
KELOLAND
Sioux Falls School District bond proposal
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO)– Sioux Falls School District Officials say maintaining top-quality public education starts with investing in the facilities students use every day. Now, district leaders are preparing to ask taxpayers for a potential $105 million bond proposal to fund major improvements across the community. “The importance of today is when you’re talking schools […]
kccrradio.com
2026 Week 6 Power 5 Polls
Here are the latest Power 5 Polls as we head into Week 6 of the High School Football season. Teams are listed with first place votes in parenthesis followed by last week’s ranking. You can also see how Jon voted. Class 11AAA. 1. Sioux Falls Jefferson (16) 1. 2....
thedakotascout.com
Sioux Falls graduates enrolling in college at slower clip
About half of Sioux Falls public school graduates are going to college. That’s according to newly released data that shows 53 percent of Sioux Falls public school graduates enrolled in an institution of higher learning after earning a high school diploma from the Sioux Falls School District in 2025, a mark that falls short of a national benchmark.
dakotanewsnow.com
Rock Rapids, Watertown teachers named among winners of national trades award
A high school construction teacher from Rock Rapids and an automotive teacher at Northeast Technical High School in Watertown were named winners of the 2026 Harbor Freight Tools of Schools Prize for Teaching Excellence,
kiwaradio.com
Western Christian Homecoming Is Next Week
Front, L to R... Hadley Dekkers, Lydia Bleeker, Makiah Van Surksum, Avery Dykstra, Breslyn Kooima, Hailey Ammons. Back, L to R... Kade LeLoux, Carson Smith, Lane Jacobsma, Preston Louters, Logan Minderhoud, Jesse Heynen. Photo courtesy Karinda deBoom, Western Christian) Hull, Iowa — It’s nearly time for homecoming at Western Christian...
sfsimplified.com
HS Football, simplified: Blocks on blocks on blocks
First things first, this newsletter is brought to you by CorTrust Bank. Simplified: Brandon's impressive offensive line paved the way for score after score Friday night at Howard Wood Field. Meanwhile, Sioux Falls teams kicked some west-river butt, and Pierre is red hot in 11AA. No. 2 Brandon Valley scores...
brookingsradio.com
Toronto to Present ‘Hearts on Fire’ Faculty Recital at SDSU
BROOKINGS, S.D. (9-28-26) — Emily Wood Toronto, professor of music, will present a faculty recital at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 28, in Founders Recital Hall at the Oscar Larson Performing Arts Center on the South Dakota State University campus. Toronto, a celebrated mezzo-soprano and director of SDSU’s opera workshop,...
KELOLAND
Iowa shop teacher surprised with $75K grant
The American Bazaar
Indian American South Dakota professor earns two professional honors
South Dakota State University Distinguished Professor Kasiviswanathan “Muthu” Muthukumarappan received honors from two professional organizations this summer, recognizing his work in food and bioprocess engineering. Muthukumarappan was named a fellow of the Institute of Food Technologists at the organization’s meeting in Chicago in July. He was also recognized...
brookingsradio.com
SDSU students to showcase engineering at Washington Pavilion
BROOKINGS, S.D. (9-28-26) — From lunar rovers to robots to children’s construction activities, science will be on full display at SDSU Day at the Washington Pavilion in Sioux Falls Oct. 2. The free event features engineering projects built by students at South Dakota State University, children’s activities, a...
siouxcountyradio.com
Former Orange City Daycare Provider Granted Work Release Followed by Parole
The Iowa Board of Parole has granted work release followed by parole to Rochelle Lynn Sapp, the former Orange City daycare provider convicted in connection with the death of three-year-old Autumn Elgersma. Iowa Board of Parole Chair Renee Schulte confirmed the September 1 decision in an email response to Sioux...
Argus Leader
SF Lincoln blows out Omaha Central in SDHSAA football Week 5
Sioux Falls Lincoln has become synonymous with an explosive passing game and QB run game in recent years, but the 2026 squad has had to shift that a bit. Sure, Brody Schafer still has the arm talent to sling it with the best of them. But the Patriots have leaned heavily on the run recently. That came to a head in a 49-14 thrashing of Omaha Central (NE) on Friday, Sept. 25, with Lincoln running for 286 yards on 25 attempts. "It's tough to tackle No. 8 (Schafer)," Sioux Falls Lincoln head coach Jared Fredenburg said. "We got some quarterback run stuff in there, and Brody really did a nice job. The O-line, I thought, played really well for us." The Patriots' offense looks a lot different than in recent years, with fewer wide receivers on the field and a heavier backfield. That's resulted in fewer passing attempts and more pounding the rock, with Schafer throwing the ball just three times Friday night. "We knew it was going to be different because with Mikey Roach and Louison Akossi last year, that's two guys on the outside that run 10.7 100s," Fredenburg said. "When all else fails, we get one of