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McGovern’s economic plan demanded ‘equal treatment’
By TOM LAWRENCE The Daily Republic EDITORS NOTE: This is part of a weekly series examining the events of 40 years ago that led to Mitchell native George McGoverns Democratic presidential nomination an...
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A light in the storm
Record-breaking gales on Oct, 26, 2010 raged throughout the Midwest as a Wisconsin church served a free meal, a meal that would show God's power in a way no one could have guessed. Winds of up to 60 ...
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A new road for Trail King
Trail King, the biggest private employer in Mitchell, has changed hands. The Mitchell-based company was sold Monday, Trail King announced Tuesday morning. Carlisle Companies Inc. sold it to CC Indust...
Posted on 10/5/10 at 3:16 PM
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Company that makes barn kits expanding into SD

Sand Creek Post and Beam is expected to create 20 jobs in North Sioux City in the next three years.

December 06, 2012

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Standing Rock tribe starts training program for oilfield workers

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — A Native American tribe plans to start a new job training program centered on preparing tribal members for oilfield-related careers.

December 03, 2012

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Tech courses added for professions in need of workers

PIERRE — The state Board of Education gave its unanimous approval Monday to new programs for training workers in the fields of plumbing, heating and cooling, cosmetology and medical coding.

By Bob Mercer , November 27, 2012

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Tech courses added for professions in need of workers

PIERRE — The state Board of Education gave its unanimous approval Monday to new programs for training workers in the fields of plumbing, heating and cooling, cosmetology and medical coding.

By Bob Mercer , November 27, 2012

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Tech courses added for professions in need of workers

PIERRE — The state Board of Education gave its unanimous approval Monday to new programs for training workers in the fields of plumbing, heating and cooling, cosmetology and medical coding.

By Bob Mercer , November 27, 2012

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Big growth in little Alpena

Big growth in little Alpena $9M project aids in jerky plant expansion.

By Anna Jauhola , November 23, 2012

Midwest, Plains bankers worry about ‘fiscal cliff’

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — A survey of business leaders indicated for the third month in a row that economic growth is expected in the Midwest and West, but people also are worried about how a looming federal tax hike and budget cuts will affect the region.

November 16, 2012

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Factory moving from Arlington to Madison after zoning dispute

Global Polymer decided to relocate after city officials in Arlington rejected the company's request to rezone property it bought last year from residential to industrial use.

November 15, 2012

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LETTER: Tax system needs to be fair, not help rich

Modern technology took over a lot of our jobs and then the unions got so strong that they forced labor up so high that companies could no longer compete in the world markets so the companies had to go out of the country to find cheap labor.

By John Zilverberg , November 02, 2012

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Survey suggests economic slump looming in Midwest

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — A monthly economic index report suggests an economic slump over the next three to six months for nine Midwest and Plains states.

November 01, 2012

SD governor urges businesses to hire veterans

PIERRE (AP) — Gov. Dennis Daugaard is urging South Dakota businesses and government agencies to hire military veterans.

November 01, 2012

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OUR VIEW: 14’s potential outweighs concerns of future trouble

OUR VIEW: 14’s potential outweighs concerns of future trouble Big business means big investment in South Dakota. Big business brings jobs and increased tax revenues to the state.

By Editorial board , October 25, 2012

Mitchell named an ‘Intelligent Community’

City is one of 21 finalists for worldwide award based on preparedness for broadband future.

By Chris Huber , October 24, 2012

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Casket firm brings jobs, hope to Pine Ridge reservation

Casket firm brings jobs, hope to Pine Ridge reservation The company, owned by a group of investors led by the Wounded Knee Community Development Corp., is a landmark in economic development for a reservation where unemployment is almost 80 percent.

By Ryan Lengerich , October 23, 2012

SD Sept. jobless rate down slightly at 4.4%

PIERRE (AP) — South Dakota’s unemployment rate was 4.4 percent in September, down slightly from 4.5 percent a month earlier.

October 22, 2012

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