SETH TUPPER
TUPPER: Don’t run, Stephanie
Be the rare public figure who talks about family and means it; or, quit talking about it.
By Seth Tupper , May 09, 2013
TUPPER: Mitchell’s history, one frame at a time
Daily Republic project aims to preserve 30 years’ worth of photo negatives.
By Seth Tupper , March 27, 2013
TUPPER: Tim Johnson’s vague wording may have been veiled preview of son’s candidacy
If Tim Johnson steps aside and his seat falls to the Republican Rounds, South Dakota’s entire congressional delegation will consist of youthful-looking, ambitious and popular Republicans: Rounds, Sen. John Thune and Rep. Kristi Noem.
By Seth Tupper , March 06, 2013
TUPPER: News will live forever, even if paper doesn't
Stories about the decline of printed products are as clichéd as the stiffly coiffed hair atop a television anchor’s head.
By Seth Tupper , February 20, 2013
TUPPER: More words, meanings and whatnot
Readers contribute to expanded South Dakota Dictionary.
By Seth Tupper , December 27, 2012
TUPPER: Daugaard’s comparison has valuable, and unintended, lessons
The federal government is like a $24,000 wage earner who is spending $35,000 per year and has $163,000 on a credit card.
By Seth Tupper , December 13, 2012
TUPPER: Tim Johnson's health is an issue
Will Mike Rounds tread where Johnson’s last Senate challenger declined to go?
November 30, 2012
TUPPER: Moving beyond polarization
Did decades-old reforms cement our partisan divide?
By Seth Tupper , November 10, 2012
TUPPER: Another McGovern nudges into SD spotlight
Few candidates in South Dakota are as intriguing right now as Matt McGovern. Granted, he’s only running for the Public Utilities Commission, which some voters don’t even know exists, but he’s got a couple of things going for him.
By Seth Tupper , November 02, 2012
TUPPER: Popular image of McGovern is only a caricature
His was a life of puzzling contradictions that made him, like most legendary politicians, nearly impossible to define.
By Seth Tupper , October 21, 2012
TUPPER: Whatever happened to climate change?
We’ve just stopped talking about it, and I suppose that’s because of the economic crisis.
By Seth Tupper , October 18, 2012
TUPPER: Lake reverence resurgent in city
“This Kiwanis Woodlot we dedicate to you,” the plaque says, “to you who believe that trees and flowers, rocks, rivers, lakes and skies are beautiful thoughts made manifest, reflecting God’s love and care for his children. This, to us, is sacred ground.”
By Seth Tupper , July 27, 2012
TUPPER: Run government like a business? Please don’t
Politicians love clichés, and lately a lot of them are in love with this one: “Government should be run like a business.”
By Seth Tupper , June 29, 2012
TUPPER: Anti-progressive voters could challenge Tracy
Kudos to Ken Tracy for his victory last week in the six-way race for mayor of Mitchell.
By Seth Tupper , June 12, 2012
TUPPER: Shift development focus more toward local firms
Though Verifications and Dakota Pork seem about as different as two companies can be on the surface, they had at least one underlying trait in common: Neither company’s leaders had any real tie to Mitchell other than a bundle of incentives.
By Seth Tupper , May 11, 2012
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