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Rail seen as alternative to pipeline for moving oil
Even if foes of the Keystone XL pipeline block it, companies seeking to get Canada’s oil sands to U.S. and world markets could travel the old-fashioned way: by rail.
Monday, March, 04, 2013 - The Washington Post - News
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Even if foes of the Keystone XL pipeline block it, companies seeking to get Canada’s oil sands to U.S. and world markets could travel the old-fashioned way: by rail.
Monday, March, 04, 2013 - The Washington Post - News
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More slow economic growth likely for region, survey says
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — A monthly economic survey index for nine Midwest and Plains states dipped last month, suggesting only slow growth for the region over the next three to six months.
Saturday, March, 02, 2013 - - News
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OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — A monthly economic survey index for nine Midwest and Plains states dipped last month, suggesting only slow growth for the region over the next three to six months.
Saturday, March, 02, 2013 - - News
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AMY KIRK: Grandma Gayle’s breadbox
A week or so after the funeral, my friend confessed to me that she mistook the wooden box that held my grandmother’s ashes for a beautiful breadbox.
Monday, February, 25, 2013 - The Daily Republic - News
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A week or so after the funeral, my friend confessed to me that she mistook the wooden box that held my grandmother’s ashes for a beautiful breadbox.
Monday, February, 25, 2013 - The Daily Republic - News
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Corn below $6 seen as farmers prepare to plant most since 1936
Corn acreage in the United States, the world’s top grower and exporter, will be the largest since 1936, yielding an all-time high of 13.863 billion bushels at harvest should weather conditions improve.
Friday, February, 22, 2013 - Bloomberg News - News
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Corn acreage in the United States, the world’s top grower and exporter, will be the largest since 1936, yielding an all-time high of 13.863 billion bushels at harvest should weather conditions improve.
Friday, February, 22, 2013 - Bloomberg News - News
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DWU students prepare for latest trip to Peru
Two groups of students, staff will help country’s residents.
Sunday, February, 17, 2013 - Dakota Wesleyan University - News
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Two groups of students, staff will help country’s residents.
Sunday, February, 17, 2013 - Dakota Wesleyan University - News
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Construction clash: Long-simmering criticism of Puetz boils over
A leading local company has won of millions of dollars worth of public contracts as a leading provider of services known as ‘construction management.’ But with long-simmering criticism from competitors boiling over into Mitchell’s ice arena project, the future of such local contracts is unclear.
Saturday, February, 09, 2013 - The Daily Republic - News
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A leading local company has won of millions of dollars worth of public contracts as a leading provider of services known as ‘construction management.’ But with long-simmering criticism from competitors boiling over into Mitchell’s ice arena project, the future of such local contracts is unclear.
Saturday, February, 09, 2013 - The Daily Republic - News
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U.S. soybean inventory estimate cut on rising global demand
CHICAGO — U.S. soybean supplies before the next harvest will be 7.4 percent smaller than forecast a month ago and the smallest since 2004 on rising demand for last year’s drought-reduced crop, the government said.
Saturday, February, 09, 2013 - Bloomberg News - News
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CHICAGO — U.S. soybean supplies before the next harvest will be 7.4 percent smaller than forecast a month ago and the smallest since 2004 on rising demand for last year’s drought-reduced crop, the government said.
Saturday, February, 09, 2013 - Bloomberg News - News
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Good morning
Daily digest: Things to know for the day ahead, from a show choir performance to a cracker barrel to a used book sale.
Friday, February, 08, 2013 - The Daily Republic - News
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Daily digest: Things to know for the day ahead, from a show choir performance to a cracker barrel to a used book sale.
Friday, February, 08, 2013 - The Daily Republic - News
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Postal Service to end Saturday mail delivery by August
WASHINGTON - The U.S. Postal Service will stop delivering mail on Saturdays but continue to deliver packages six days a week under a plan aimed at saving about $2 billion annually, the financially struggling agency says.
Wednesday, February, 06, 2013 - Associated Press - News
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WASHINGTON - The U.S. Postal Service will stop delivering mail on Saturdays but continue to deliver packages six days a week under a plan aimed at saving about $2 billion annually, the financially struggling agency says.
Wednesday, February, 06, 2013 - Associated Press - News
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State lawmakers show big interest in vets
State lawmakers introduced at least 14 different measures dealing with military veterans and their families.
Saturday, February, 02, 2013 - Republic Capitol Bureau - News
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State lawmakers introduced at least 14 different measures dealing with military veterans and their families.
Saturday, February, 02, 2013 - Republic Capitol Bureau - News
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Small SD school districts may be able to avoid consolidation
PIERRE — The Senate gave its OK Thursday to creating an exemption for districts under 100 enrollment so they can avoid forced consolidation.
Friday, February, 01, 2013 - Republic Capitol Bureau - News
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PIERRE — The Senate gave its OK Thursday to creating an exemption for districts under 100 enrollment so they can avoid forced consolidation.
Friday, February, 01, 2013 - Republic Capitol Bureau - News
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Postal Service unveils Global Forever Stamp
The new stamp will allow customers to mail letters anywhere in the world for one set price of $1.10.
Sunday, January, 27, 2013 - United States Postal Service - News
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The new stamp will allow customers to mail letters anywhere in the world for one set price of $1.10.
Sunday, January, 27, 2013 - United States Postal Service - News
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MTI sets enrollment record
School’s spring head count hits 1,115.
Monday, January, 21, 2013 - The Daily Republic - News
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School’s spring head count hits 1,115.
Monday, January, 21, 2013 - The Daily Republic - News
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Irene 'midwife' faces manslaughter charge after Nebraska infant's death
Judy K. Jones, 65, of Irene, S.D., was arraigned last week in Custer County Court in Nebraska.
Monday, January, 21, 2013 - - News
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Judy K. Jones, 65, of Irene, S.D., was arraigned last week in Custer County Court in Nebraska.
Monday, January, 21, 2013 - - News
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Panel kills legislation for overweight trucks
After no testimony, ag committee leader tells lobbyists to work more closely with farm sector.
Friday, January, 18, 2013 - Republic Capitol Bureau - News
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After no testimony, ag committee leader tells lobbyists to work more closely with farm sector.
Friday, January, 18, 2013 - Republic Capitol Bureau - News
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LETTER: Pipelines better than rails for moving oil
Rail is well suited to relatively short-haul, low volume, multi-destination transport of crude oil and refined products.
Saturday, January, 12, 2013 - Mitchell - News
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Rail is well suited to relatively short-haul, low volume, multi-destination transport of crude oil and refined products.
Saturday, January, 12, 2013 - Mitchell - News
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Sanford to hire 2 Native American healers
Sanford Health is in the process of hiring a Lakota/Dakota and an Ojibwe to serve as consultants as part of a three-year $12 million Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services award.
Wednesday, January, 02, 2013 - The Associated Press - News
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Sanford Health is in the process of hiring a Lakota/Dakota and an Ojibwe to serve as consultants as part of a three-year $12 million Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services award.
Wednesday, January, 02, 2013 - The Associated Press - News
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Harms, M.G. Oil pay thousands for improperly labeling gasoline
By mislabeling gasoline as having a higher octane rating, the companies were alleged to have knowingly charged inflated prices to consumers in South Dakota.
Wednesday, January, 02, 2013 - The Daily Republic - News
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By mislabeling gasoline as having a higher octane rating, the companies were alleged to have knowingly charged inflated prices to consumers in South Dakota.
Wednesday, January, 02, 2013 - The Daily Republic - News
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Trains carrying more oil across US amid boom
Delivering oil thousands of miles by rail from the heartland to refineries on the East, West and Gulf coasts costs more, but it can mean increased profits — up to $10 or more a barrel — because of higher oil prices on the coasts. That works out to roughly $700,000 per train.
Friday, December, 28, 2012 - The Associated Press - News
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Delivering oil thousands of miles by rail from the heartland to refineries on the East, West and Gulf coasts costs more, but it can mean increased profits — up to $10 or more a barrel — because of higher oil prices on the coasts. That works out to roughly $700,000 per train.
Friday, December, 28, 2012 - The Associated Press - News
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New service sells fresh meals for families
Get Fresh! offers chance to make or order healthy meals for later consumption.
Friday, December, 28, 2012 - The Daily Republic - News
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Get Fresh! offers chance to make or order healthy meals for later consumption.
Friday, December, 28, 2012 - The Daily Republic - News
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